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Education Directions - Fahrenheit - Web Design Wellington

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149 Onepu Road, Lyall Bay, Wellington 6022. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Branding, Graphic design, Web design. Fahrenheit Collective are proud to have been associated with Education Directions over the years and will continue to support their efforts to bring direct, unbiased advice to the New Zealand education sector. Fahrenheit meet their timelines, develop great ideas from my (sometimes sketchy) briefs and are always very responsive. ’. Dave Guerin, Education Directions.

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Andrew Norton » Blog Archive » Is an arts degree a good financial investment? #2

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Laquo; Should government issue advertising be regulated? Does anyone want to replace me? Is an arts degree a good financial investment? Earlier in the month. I looked at median weekly income for arts graduates, all graduates, and people with certificate III/IV qualifications, as reported in the 2006 census (note the various data caveats in the first post). I found that arts graduates had similar income profiles to certificate III/IV holders. Feed Both comments and pings are currently closed. One cause of...

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Andrew Norton » Blog Archive » A president and a VC

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Laquo; Does anyone want to replace me? The most disobeyed legislation on the Commonwealth statute books? A president and a VC. Two events to promote:. At lunchtime Thursday, Czech President Vaclav Klaus will give a Deakin lecture on the future of personal and economic freedom, at Melbourne University at lunchtime. For details email [email protected]. This entry was posted on Monday, July 25th, 2011 at 6:05 pm and is filed under Higher education. Feed Both comments and pings are currently closed. Joe &#82...

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Fewer new graduates will start repaying their HELP debt | Andrew Norton

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Fewer new graduates will start repaying their HELP debt. Posted by Andrew Norton. On January 6, 2015. In the mid-year Budget update. The government predicts that repayments of HELP debt will slow down. Unsurprisingly given recent posts on graduate employment. I think that’s right. Fewer graduates have any significant source of income. What I have not written about so far is what graduates are paid if they have a full-time job. What the latest graduate employment outcomes data. Which are still going up.

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Andrew Norton » Blog Archive » Our ‘over-enrolled’ universities

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Laquo; When might big-spending campaigns work? Crowding out and in. Our ‘over-enrolled’ universities. Some Vice-Chancellors will be relieved that tertiary education minister has issued a media release. Talking up the promised demand-driven funding system. It is an obvious savings measure for a cash-strapped government, with no parliamentary approval required for delay and few punters having any idea what it is. Though we can’t directly extrapolate. This pattern of over-enrolment makes it hard to predict ...

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Andrew Norton » Blog Archive » The rise and partial fall of full-fee students

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Laquo; How will deregulating uni places affect regional unis? The rise and partial fall of full-fee students. DEEWR is painfully slow to release new data, but they deserve credit for at least making old data more accessible with their new online uCube facility. Constructing trend data has often meant collating data from each separate year, but uCube will now speed that for many items in the higher education student data collection. Proportion of students who are full fee in Australian universities. Happi...

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Constitutional law | Andrew Norton

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Category Archives: Constitutional law. The public funding of religious colleges. Posted by Andrew Norton. On December 5, 2014. Ran a page one story. Australia doesn’t have a US-style separation of church and state. The Constitution ensures. In my view this is consistent with the original liberal thinking that led to the idea of a church-state separation. This was not based on hostility to religion. It is because religious belief is important to many (and historically most) people that liberals wa...From ...

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A three bills strategy could break the higher education impasse | Andrew Norton

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A three bills strategy could break the higher education impasse. Posted by Andrew Norton. On March 15, 2015. The government’s higher education reform package faces its second defeat in the Senate this week. Over the last week controversy has focused on the government’s threat to not renew $150 million in funding to the National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy (NCRIS). This is being denounced today as reckless and bullying. The minister doesn’t want to pursue. The multi-purpose bill higher ...