IEAA Pathways Forum 2024

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IEAA Pathways Forum 2024 Balancing Sustainability, Profit and the Student Experience 12 Jul 2024, Sydney

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IEAA's Pathways Network provides a national forum for international pathway providers to share information, develop and benchmark good practice and participate in government policy development.

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Pathways for international students are a key aspect of the Australian education sector. The IEAA Pathways Forum, now in its tenth year, provides a voice for the pathways sector and an excellent opportunity for networking with colleagues and sharing insights whilst learning about sector trends, innovations, and best practice solutions.

The 2024 forum is focusing on supporting providers to plan strategically and ensure the quality of student experience as a variety of business development opportunities and models arise.

Program

Friday 12 July 9:00am - 5:30pm AEST

9:00am	Opening
9:10am	Leaders panel Ian Aird, Leigh Pointon, Alex Chevrolle, James Flannagan
10:00am	Cultivating Community with Student Voices: A 360° Student Engagement Framework Casey Parkes and Magdalena Hoeller
10:40am	Morning Tea
11:00am	Pathway Market Sizing & Defining the Strategic Role of Pathways Dr Phillip Allen
11:40am	Integrating Technological Advancements with Student-Centric Approaches: A New Paradigm for Pathways Avinav Sharma
12:20am	Being in the Moment for Student Recruitment ’ – Right Message, Right Time, Right Channel Heidi Monsour
12:50pm	Lunch
1:30pm	The Student Voice - Student panel Nitya Alexander, Morten Nguyen, Raiat Khan, Celine Seilatuw, Kairavi Vyomeshkumar Shah
2:20pm	Life in the Fast Lane……or Six Months in a Leaky Boat? Dr Damian Spencer
3:00pm	Using pathway students’ perceptions of an intensive delivery mode to balance financial sustainability and the student experience Dr Pamela Humphreys and Dr Onur Ates
3:40pm	Unlocking Employability for International Pathway Students: A Collaborative Approach to Bridging the Gap Dr Patrick Pheasant & Fraser Cargill
4:20pm	Closing
4:30pm	Networking

Audience

The forum is targeted at professional and academic staff working across a broad range of roles in the pathways sector of Australian international education, including:

Management
Student Services
Teaching and Learning
Marketing and Recruitment
Compliance

Outcomes

Forum participants will come away with a better understanding of:

Latest trends, innovations and best practice solutions in the pathways sector

This event is led by IEAA ’s Pathways Network supported by Navitas

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Member

Non-Member

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Forum Registration 7 Remaining $330
$460

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Chartered Accountants ANZ 33 Erskine Street Sydney 12 Jul 2024 100 You can earn up to 100 fellowship points.

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Event Speakers

Event speaker details will be updated as they are confirmed.

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Ian Aird CEO English Australia Ian Aird is the CEO of the national peak body for the English language sector of international education in Australia, English Australia. He has 25 years’ experience in the international education industry, with experience in every aspect of ELICOS from teacher, to CELTA trainer, to DoS and then in sales and marketing, admissions, operations and IT, and executive management. Ian also spent five years running a consulting firm whose services included strategy development, mergers and acquisitions, and financial performance improvement and research for government, peak bodies, education providers and investors. Ian served on the English Australia board for 8 years as well as on the advisory board of StudyNSW. He holds an MBA, a Masters in Professional Education, and is currently working on a Juris Doctor.
Nitya Alexander Social Media Advisor Macquarie University My name is Nitya Alexander, and I am from India. I am a recent Macquarie University graduate specializing in Marketing and Consumer Insights. During my time at Macquarie I worked as a Student Ambassador for the Future Students team where I represented the university to prospective students, particularly international students like myself. I also worked as a Student Assistant for Macquarie Business School. Now, I embark on my first full-time role as a Social Media Advisor for Macquarie University's Group Marketing team.
Dr Phillip Allen, IEAA-F Manager, Data Analytics and Insights UTS College Phillip is an accomplished researcher with twenty years’ experience in using data and analytics to generate insights and drive decision-making. His expertise spans higher education and the not-for-profit sector, where he has managed large-scale research initiatives related to innovation, forecasting, and government policy. At UTS College, Phillip leads the strategic planning, insights, and analytics activities. His key focus is providing data-driven insights and recommendations to foster growth in both domestic and international markets. Phillip's passion lies in educating teams about the potential of quality market research and data in shaping better decisions. Phillip holds a degree in Economics, a Masters of eCommerce, and a PhD from UNSW, on the topic of Business Innovation.
Dr Onur Ates Associate Director - Macquarie University College Macquarie University Dr Onur Ates is Associate Director at Macquarie University College, which delivers ELICOS, Foundation, Undergraduate Certificates, Diplomas and Masters Qualifying Programs. He is a Senior Fellow of AdvanceHE.
Fraser Cargill Director, Global Partnerships & Recognition PeopleCert Qualifications Ltd Fraser Cargill is a senior leader in education with over 30 years of experience and the Director of Global Partnerships and Recognition at PeopleCert (creator of LanguageCert Academic and LanguageCert General, high stakes English language tests approved by the UK and Ireland for student and work visas). Fraser has extensive experience in educational management, partnerships, and assessment.

James Flannagan Head of International TAFE NSW International Business James Flannagan joined TAFE NSW as Director of International in January 2020. He has over 15 years of experience in International Education in both Higher Education and Vocational Education sectors. Since immigrating to Australia from Scotland in 2012 James has built on his educational experience in marketing and recruitment roles at providers such as Blue Mountains Hotel School, Study Group and UNSW College before progressing to his current position at TAFE NSW. In his current role as Director of International, James is responsible for the strategic direction of TAFE NSW International and leads the recruitment and admissions, pathways, student experience and transnational education functions.
Magdalena Hoeller Learning and Teaching Director, Newcastle Kaplan Australia Magdalena Hoeller is the Student Experience Manager at the University of Newcastle College of International Education, as well as an Academic English teacher. In this role, Magdalena leads and manages the team surrounding a holistic student journey, including aspects of administration, wellbeing, engagement and success, with a major focus on pioneering new student-centric initiatives for a positive transition journey and managing student-led projects.

Raiat Khan Student University of Technology Sydney (UTS) Raiat is a student at UTS.
Morten Nguyen Student La Trobe University Sydney Campus Morten is a student at La Trobe University, Sydney Campus.
Casey Parkes Director, Curriculum, Teaching and Learning Kaplan Australia Casey is currently Director, Curriculum, Teaching and Learning at Kaplan Australia. She previously held the position of Academic Director at the University of Newcastle College of International Education, the Kaplan operated international pathway college of the University of Newcastle. She comes from an English teaching background and taught in Mongolia for two years and with Kaplan Business School in Sydney for six years. Before working within education, she worked in the tourism sector, including positions with Tourism Australia and Booking.com
Dr Patrick Pheasant Counsellor, Coach & Consultant Dr Patrick Pheasant is a counsellor, coach and consultant in International Education and Training, specialising in English language teaching, learning and assessment. After 30 years in international education and training in Australia, USA, The Netherlands and Japan, and recently as CEO of NEAS Australia, Patrick supports the Global Partnerships & Recognitions Team at LanguageCert in the role of Head of Education Partnerships Australia & New Zealand.
Leigh Pointon EGM University Partnerships Australasia Navitas Ltd Leigh Pointon is an Executive General Manager within Navitas’ University Partnerships Australasia Division. Leigh’s current portfolio includes pathway partnerships with Deakin University, Griffith University, Latrobe University, and University of Canberra, the branch campus partnership with La Trobe University in Sydney, and the branch campus partnership between Deakin University and Lancaster University in Indonesia. She has experience leading and growing complex multi-site businesses, and a proven track record of partnership success, improved student outcomes, high staff engagement, and strong financial returns. Leigh has over 25 years’ experience working within the higher education sector where she has developed significant knowledge and expertise working in senior management and leadership roles in a diverse range of functions. Her experience spans both the public and private sectors.
Celine Seilatuw Student UTS College Celine is a student at UTS College
Avinav Sharma Executive Director, Global Events Eduverse Summit Avinav Sharma stands as a paragon of visionary leadership, strategic prowess, and educational advocacy. As the Executive Director of Global Events, he wields over a decade's experience across continents, leaving a transformative imprint on the educational landscapes of North America, Southeast Asia, Oceania, Europe, and the Middle East. His innovative operations and marketing strategies have surpassed business growth and outreach objectives, echoing the core values of international education and event execution.
Dr Damian Spencer College Director Swinburne College Damian Spencer is the College Director at Swinburne College, and has spent over twenty years in both private and public higher education in Victoria, including roles as Associate PVC (Partnerships) at La Trobe University and Academic Dean at CIC Higher Education. He brings experience in compliance, student experience, transition and retention and building a workforce that can provide a comprehensive, high-quality learning experience, especially to students who require additional support in their journey.
Kairavi Vyomeshkumar La Trobe University Sydney Campus Kairavi is a student at La Trobe Univeristy, Sydney Campus.

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IEAA Pathways Forum 2024

IEAA's Pathways Network provides a national forum for international pathway providers to share information, develop and benchmark good practice and participate in government policy development.

The 2024 forum is focusing on supporting providers to plan strategically and ensure the quality of student experience as a variety of business development opportunities and models arise.

Program

Friday 12 July 9:00am - 5:30pm AEST

9:00am	Opening
9:10am	Leaders panel Ian Aird, Leigh Pointon, Alex Chevrolle, James Flannagan
10:00am	Cultivating Community with Student Voices: A 360° Student Engagement Framework Casey Parkes and Magdalena Hoeller
10:40am	Morning Tea
11:00am	Pathway Market Sizing & Defining the Strategic Role of Pathways Dr Phillip Allen
11:40am	Integrating Technological Advancements with Student-Centric Approaches: A New Paradigm for Pathways Avinav Sharma
12:20am	Being in the Moment for Student Recruitment ’ – Right Message, Right Time, Right Channel Heidi Monsour
12:50pm	Lunch
1:30pm	The Student Voice - Student panel Nitya Alexander, Morten Nguyen, Raiat Khan, Celine Seilatuw, Kairavi Vyomeshkumar Shah
2:20pm	Life in the Fast Lane……or Six Months in a Leaky Boat? Dr Damian Spencer
3:00pm	Using pathway students’ perceptions of an intensive delivery mode to balance financial sustainability and the student experience Dr Pamela Humphreys and Dr Onur Ates
3:40pm	Unlocking Employability for International Pathway Students: A Collaborative Approach to Bridging the Gap Dr Patrick Pheasant & Fraser Cargill
4:20pm	Closing
4:30pm	Networking

Audience

The forum is targeted at professional and academic staff working across a broad range of roles in the pathways sector of Australian international education, including:

Management
Student Services
Teaching and Learning
Marketing and Recruitment
Compliance

Outcomes

Forum participants will come away with a better understanding of:

Latest trends, innovations and best practice solutions in the pathways sector

This event is led by IEAA ’s Pathways Network supported by Navitas

When

12/07/2024 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
AUS Eastern Standard Time

Where

Chartered Accountants ANZ 33 Erskine Street Sydney 2000 AUSTRALIA

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Registration ends 5/07/2024 5:00 PM AUSEST

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