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Newsletter 20/4 (Science/Student Finance Conferences)
Take on the Week The week had two conferences with an impact on tertiary education – the NZ Assn of Scientists (NZAS) looked at emerging researchers’ issues...
Parliament Report 27/2
TEI governance reform is moving up the agenda, with staff and student reps most likely to be at risk if change occurs. The Greens’ Jan Logie continues to gain...
Parliament Report 20/2
The week was pretty quiet other than a splash by the Greens’ Jan Logie over the Training Incentive Allowance. This Parliament Report covers the period from...
ACT Tertiary Education Policies
ACT has a good chance of being back in Parliament with 2-3 MPs, but has a limited focus on tertiary education in its policies, and its most significant policy, market...
Greens – Tertiary Education Policy
The Greens have a comprehensive set of policies on tertiary education, which focus mainly on inputs, rather than outputs and outcomes. Policies in other areas are...
Labour’s Tertiary Education Policy
Labour’s new tertiary education policy has been introduced, with a fairly predictable approach and limited funding proposals. The new ideas are targeted funding...
QA of Offshore Education
NZQA is consulting on rules around the quality assurance of offshore education delivery. Many of the rules seem sensible but the requirement for provision to be...
Education Amendment Bill (No.4) Report-Back
The Education Amendment Bill (No. 4) has been reported back to the House by the Education and Science Committee. There are many changes, but most are straightforward....
2012 Annual Maximum Fee Movement – Consultation
Annual Fee Movement Limit (AFML) regulations for 2011 were released for consultation yesterday. The major addition is limits on pilot training fees, while there...
SAC Funding Determination
The TEC has released the Student Achievement Component (SAC) funding determination for 2011-12. The main news is that performance funding measures have been...
2011 Annual Fee Movement Limit – Consultation
Annual Fee Movement Limit regulations for 2011 were released for consultation last week. There are no major fish-hooks – GST rate changes have been accounted...
Parliament Report 2/8
This Parliament Report covers the week ending 30 July. We have added coverage of the New Zealand Gazette to the Parliament Report this week (and from now on),...
Steven Joyce Speech
Steven Joyce gave a speech today on tertiary education policy – new items covered ITPQ, only years 1 and 2 of plan funding to be confirmed, a review of tuition...
MOE Release of Budget Cabinet Papers
Alongside the Treasury papers covered last week, the three tertiary education Cabinet papers connected with the Budget have now been released on the Ministry of...
Joyce’s Choices
This post reviews Steven Joyce’s progress after 3 months as the Minister for Tertiary Education. He is making small, but significant, changes and could shape...
Parliament Report 26/4
The Budget period is heating up as Ministers drop hints about fees, loans and allowances and the Opposition asks questions. Finally ACE cuts are falling off the...
Parliament Report 16/4
Nothing major happened this week at Parliament relating to tertiary education, but some questions around TEI enrolment legislation and fee maxima are interesting. Relevance:Low-medium...
- University of Auckland – 2011 AR
- PBRF Changes Confirmed by TEC
- NZ 14th in Ranking of Higher Education Systems
- Newsletter 14/5 (Chch Recovery, MSI RFPs )
- Parliament Report 14/5
- Christchurch Draft Education Renewal Programme
- Labour Market Returns to Industry Training
- Parliament Report 7/5
- NZ University Academics’ Salaries – International Comparison
- Newsletter 4/5 (Student Loans/Allowances)
- Dave Guerin: Thanks for the feedback Pamela.It is good to see so much focus on youth transition issues from all...
- Pamela Jefferies: I am surprised that the same government that introduces these policies for youth axed the training...
- Dave Guerin: I don’t know if you need a Logan Edgar everywhere in normal times (his flair comes with quite a...
- Stephen Day: Your comments about OUSA are interesting. I’ve often thought the problem with modern students...
- Stephen Day: I guess in the greater scheme of things everything is connected by the overall budget. But people on...
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- News 18/5 – Top Dancer. School Funding. Fewer Couch Fires. May 17, 2012
- Are ITOs Doing More Business Training? May 17, 2012
- News 17/5 – Get Exporting! WIE Wins Dispute. Marine Resources. May 16, 2012
- News 16/5 – Premier Uni. Music Review. Tui. May 15, 2012
- News 15/5 – Nursing Investigation. Vet School. Name for Sale. May 14, 2012
- News 14/5 – World Class Salaries. Hotels and Feng Shui. Fatal Crash. May 14, 2012
- News 11/5 – Chch Renewal Plan. Land Purchase. Teaching Excellence. May 10, 2012
- Would you crowdfund a research project? May 9, 2012