COVID costs New Zealand $5.1 billion in the international education sector
New Zealand Education Minister Chris Hipkins announced the Government’s plan to spend $51.6 million from the $50 billi...
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New Zealand Education Minister Chris Hipkins announced the Government’s plan to spend $51.6 million from the $50 billion COVID-19 recovery fund to help the education sector get through the economic slump. As a result of COVID-19, New Zealand has been missing out on $5.1 billion from the international education sector.The government has a proposed plan for spending. $20 million to support state and state-integrated schools to continue employing a specialist international workforce. $10 million to help students learning from home, $6.6 million to provide care for international students, and more.
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COVID costs New Zealand $5.1 billion in the international education sector
New Zealand Education Minister Chris Hipkins announced the Government’s plan to spend $51.6 million from the $50 billion COVID-19 recovery fund to help the education sector get through the economic slump. As a result of COVID-19, New Zealand has been missing out on $5.1 billion from the international education sector.The government has a proposed plan for spending. $20 million to support state and state-integrated schools to continue employing a specialist international workforce. $10 million to help students learning from home, $6.6 million to provide care for international students, and more.
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