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＜Education
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More
than 151,000 overseas students came to Australian in 2001/2002
to study in Australian high schools, colleges and universities.
This represented a 4% on the previous year and the numbers
are expected to continue to rise. State government authorities
are taking initiatives to market their states, for example
the Western Australian government is developing an education
export strategy. The Federal department of Immigration & Multicultural
& Indigenous Affairs (DIMIA) has also amended regulations
applying to overseas students studying in Australia who wish
to apply for a permanent residency visa after completing their
studies. The changes provide incentives for students to study
in regional areas and also to complete post-graduate qualifications.
Ask us about how we can assist you education business market
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＜Proposed
Chamber for Australia/Japan related businesses＞
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More
and more Australian and Japanese small to medium enterprises
are finding their own way into doing business with counterparts
in other countries. To be able to network with peers and potential
clients is Business networking is crucial for SMEs to grow
and a number of local business chamber organizations have
proposed setting up a Chamber of commerce to networking. Interested?
Please contact us now!!! chamber@nichigonet.com
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＜November
is Japan festival month in Perth＞
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The
"Friends of Japan", an umbrella group representing all culture,
education and business related organizations in Western Australia
with an in interest in Australia - Japan relations is coordinating
a range of events and promotions in November 2003 to raise
the profile of Australia-Japan relations in all facets of
daily life. A calendar of events and details of the events
being held will be released soon! Watch this space!!!!!!!
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