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2022
Date | Event Type | Event Name | Location |
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Oct 26th | Webinar | CHE Alumni & Advancement Workshop Series Session4 | Online |
July 12th-13th | Webinar | Webinar: Are 2+2 Programs Still Feasible | Online |
June 15th-16th | Webinar | CHE Alumni & Advancement Workshop Series Session4 | Online |
May 25th-26th | Webinar | Webinar: Recruiting from China and Eastern Europe | Online |
Apr 21th | Webinar | Webinar: Studying an Intl Master of Education Degree Without Going Abroad | Online |
Mar 16th-17th | Webinar | CHE Alumni & Advancement Workshop Series Session3 | Online |
Jan 20th | Webinar | Webinar: Gain Clinical Experience in the US | Online |
2021
2020
Date | Event Type | Event Name | Location |
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Dec 2nd - 3rd | Webinar | Webinar: Digital Marketing in China in the Year of Covid | Online |
Oct 15th - 27th | Agent Workshop | The 5th Education+ Summit | Qingdao |
Sept 23rd & 24th | Webinar | Webinar: Can Joint Programs Be a Driving Engine for Student Recruiting in China? | Online |
Jul 8th | Webinar | Webinar: Clinical Rotations in the US, UK, and Online Telehealth | Online |
Jun 28th | Recruitment Fair | 2020 Boutique K-12 Recruitment Fair | Shenzhen |
Jun 24th | Webinar | Webinar: Virtual Fairs | Online |
May 28th | Webinar | Webinar: Options for US & UK Clinical Rotation (For Medicine / Nursing) | Online |
May 6th -7th | Webinar | Webinar: Covering the Globe Through One Single Platform | Online |
Apr 23rd | Webinar | Webinar: Digital Marketing Tools and Platforms for International Recruiting in the Year of Covid-19 | Online |
Apr 15th - 16th | Webinar | Webinar: Review of South East Asia Student Recruitment through Both Online and Offline Channels | Online |
Apr 11th | Recruitment Fair | 2020 Boutique K-12 Recruitment Fair | Shanghai |
Apr 2nd | Recruitment Fair | Begin Asia Spring Tour | Thailand - Bangkok |
Apr 1st - 2nd | Agent Workshop | BMI Agent Workshop Asia | Kazakhstan - Almaty |
Mar 30th - Apr 3rd | Recruitment Fair | Spain and Italy Tour | Spain - Andalucia Region, Madrid Italy - Rome |
Mar 29th - Apr 5th | Recruitment Fair | India EDUEXPO | India - New Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai, Mumbai, Pune |
Mar 28th - 31st | Recruitment Fair | Begin India Spring Tour | India - New Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore |
Mar 28th | Recruitment Fair | 2020 Boutique K-12 Recruitment Fair | Beijing |
Mar 21st - 29th | Recruitment Fair + Conference | 2020 China International Education Exhibition Tour (CIEET) | Beijing, Qingdao, Chengdu, Shanghai & Guangzhou |
Mar 19th, 21st & 22nd | Recruitment Fair | Begin Eurasia Spring Tour | Azerbaijan (19th) - Baku Georgia (21st) - Tbilisi Ukraine (22nd) - Kyiv |
Mar 18th - 19th | Agent Workshop | BMI Agent Workshop Asia | Vietnam - Hanoi |
Mar 16th - 20th | Recruitment Fair | Central and North UK Tour | United Kingdom |
Mar 16th - 20th | Recruitment Tour | 2020 Graduate Tour: Spring Postgraduate Recruitment Tour | Across China |
Mar 14th - 15th | Recruitment Fair | BMI Vietnam Global Boarding & High School Fair | Vietnam - Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi |
Mar 12th - 17th | Recruitment Fair | BMI Vietnam Global Education Fair | Vietnam - Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi |
Mar 9th - 13th | Agent Roadshow | ICEF Mexico-Colombia Agent Roadshow | Mexico - Mexico City, Bogota de |
Mar 9th - 10th | Recruitment Fair | BMI Thailand Global Education Fair | Thailand - Bangkok |
Mar 7th - 19th | Recruitment Fair | BMI Salao do Estudante | Brazil - Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brasilia, Salvador, Belo Horizonte, Curitiba |
Mar 7th - 13th | Recruitment Fair | BMI ExpoPos | Brazil - Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brasilia |
Mar 7th | Recruitment Fair | 2020 Boutique K-12 Recruitment Fair | Shenzhen |
Mar 6th | Agent Workshop | BMI Brazil International Schools Forum & Workshop | Brazil - Sao Paulo |
Mar 4th - 5th | Recruitment Fair | BMI Agent & Higher Education Workshop Brazil | Brazil - Sao Paulo |
Mar 4th - 5th | Webinar | Webinar: Coronavirus, Implications and Recommendations for International Recruiters | Online |
Mar 3rd - 9th | Agent Workshop | BMI UAE Global Education Fair | UAE - Dubai, Abu Dhabi |
Feb 29th - Apr 5th | Recruitment Fair | BMI: Expo Posgrados | Mexico - Mexico City, Puebla, Monterrey |
Feb 28th - Mar 3rd | Recruitment Fair | Begin Russia Spring Tour | Russia - Moscow, St. Petersburg, Kazan |
Feb 25th - 27th | Agent Roadshow | ICEF: Japan - Korea | Tokyo, Japan - Seoul, Korea |
Feb 19th - 23rd | Recruitment Fair | Begin Central Asia Spring Tour | Kazakhstan - Atyrau, Aktau, Nur-Sultan (Astana), Almaty |
Feb 10th - 12th | Network with Student Recruitment Agents | ICEF: Dubai | Dubai, UAE |
Jan 20th - 22nd | Network with Student Recruitment Agents | ICEF: Secondary Education | Long Beach, USA |
All Year | Digital Platform Recruiting | iEduChina | Online |
All Year | Digital Platform Recruiting | China Test-Optional Initiative | Online |
All Year | Live Broadcast | Blended UG/PG Live Broadcasting | Online |
All Year | Live Broadcast | Online Recruitment Campaign | Online |
2019
Date | Event Type | Event Name | Location |
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9th - 11th Dec 12月9日-12月11日 | ICEF: Miami | USA | |
29th Nov 11月29日 | 2020 Annual CHE Venture Dinner | ||
21st - 22nd Nov 11月21日-11月22日 | BMI Americas Scholarship Summit | Colombia | |
20th - 21st Nov 11月20日-11月21日 | 5th Annual International and Bilingual Schools China | Guangzhou | |
13th - 17th Nov 11月13日-11月17日 | Recruitment Fair 招生展 | BMI: Expo Posgrados World | Medellin, Cali, Bogota |
11st - 21st Nov 11月11日-11月21日 | Recruitment Fair 招生展 | HIGH SCHOOL TOUR: Autumn Undergraduate Recruitment Tour 秋季: 海外院校进高中学校宣讲周 | Chongqing 重庆 Zhengzhou 郑州 Chengdu 成都 Hangzhou 杭州 Yinchuan 银川 Xi’an 西安 |
11st - 15th Nov 11月11日-11月15日 | BMI Agent Roadshow - T2 China | Hangzhou 杭州 Chengdu 成都 Shenyang 沈阳 |
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11th - 12th Nov 11月11日-11月12日 | BMI: Higher Education Workshop Mexico | Mexico, Mexico City | |
9th Nov 11月9日 16th Nov 11月16日 | Half Day Boutique Recruitment Fair | Shenzhen 深圳 Beijing 北京 |
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7th - 10th Nov 11月7日-11月10日 | Recruitment Fair 招生展 | BMI: ExpoPos Brazil | Brazil |
7th – 9th Nov 11月7-9日 | Education+ Summit 2019 | Xi'an 西安 |
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3rd Nov - 8th Nov 11月3日-11月8日 | UNIVERSITY TOUR: Autumn Graduate Recruitment Tour Option B | Qingdao 青岛 Chongqing 重庆 Chengdu 成都 |
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3rd - 5th Nov 11月3日-11月5日 | ICEF: Berlin | Germany | |
28th Oct - 1st Nov 10月28日-11月1日 | UNIVERSITY TOUR: Autumn Graduate Recruitment Tour Option A | Beijing 北京 Nanjing 南京 Suzhou 苏州 |
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28th Oct 10月28日 | The 5th China Education + Internet Seminar | Shanghai 上海 |
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19th - 27th Oct 10月19日-27日 | 2019 CEE | Beijing 北京 Guangzhou 广州 Chengdu 成都 Shanghai 上海 |
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16th - 18th Oct 10月16日-10月18日 | ICEF Asia Workshop | Beijing 北京 |
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15th - 18th Oct 10月15日-10月18日 | Conference | 2019 AIEC | Perth |
16th - 17th Oct 10月16日-10月17日 | BMI Gulf Scholarship Summit | Middle East | |
15th Oct 10月15日 | The 3rd Beijing International Exhibition + Agents Workshop | Beijing 北京 |
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12th - 13th Oct | Vietnam Global Boarding and High School Fair | Vietnam | |
11th - 12th Oct | Vietnam Global Education Fair | Vietnam | |
9th - 15th Oct | UAE Global Education Fair | UAE | |
8th - 9th Oct | BMI Agent Workshop Asia | Vietnam | |
8th Oct | BMI Gulf International School Forum and Workshop | UAE | |
7th Oct | BMI Vietnam International School Forum and Workshop | Vietnam | |
30th Sept - 2nd Oct 9月30日-10月2日 | ICEF: Latin America | Brazil | |
29th Sept - 13th Oct 9月29日-10月13日 | ExpoEstudiante | Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Peru | |
20th - 22nd Sept 9月20日-9月22日 | ICEF: Higher Education | Finland | |
9th - 20th Sept 9月9日-9月20日 | Salao Do Estudante | Brazil | |
9th - 19th Sept 9月9日-9月19日 | ExpoPos Brazil | Brazil | |
11th Sept (4 PM Beijing Time) 9月11日 | Webinar: How to Successfully Increase Full Fee Paying Intl Students Numbers II 线上工作坊: 如何开展国际学生招生工作系列讲座 (二) | Online 线上 | |
13th July 7月13日 | Half Day Boutique Recruitment Fair | Shenzhen 深圳 | |
4th - 8th July 7月4日-7月8日 | 2019年第八届VCE澳洲国际学历教育(高中)项目跨国峰会 | 海口 | |
19th - 21st Jun 6月19日-6月21日 | ICEF: South East Asia Workshop | Vietnam | |
26th May - 1st Jun 5月26日-6月1日 | Recruitment Tour 招生展/信息宣讲周 | UNIVERSITY TOUR: Spring Postgraduate Recruitment Tour | Beijing 北京 Tianjin 天津 Nanjing 南京 Shanghai 上海 |
18th May 5月18日 | Recruitment Fair 招生展 | Half Day Boutique Recruitment Fair | Shanghai |
15th - 17th May 5月15日-17日 | ICEF: Africa Workshop | South Africa | |
13th - 17th May 5月13-17日 | Recruitment Tour 招生展/信息宣讲周 | HIGH SCHOOL TOUR: Spring Undergraduate Recruitment Tour 春季: 海外院校进高中学校宣讲周 | Xiamen 厦门 Fuzhou 福州 Nanchang 南昌 |
27th April 4月27日 | Recruitment Fair 招生展 | Half Day Boutique Recruitment Fair | Shenzhen |
24th - 25th Apr 4月24日-25日 | ICEF: North America Workshop | Vancouver | |
13th April 4月13日 | Recruitment Fair 招生展 | Half Day Boutique Recruitment Fair | Beijing 北京 |
3rd - 5th Apr 4月3日-5日 | Recruitment Fair 招生展 | Australia New Zealand Workshop | Australia |
23rd Mar- 3rd Apr 3月23日-4月3日 | Recruitment Fair 招生展 | Expo Estudiante | Chile, Colombia, Peru |
28th - 29th Mar 3月28日-29日 | Recruitment Fair 招生展 | ICEF Central Asia Focus | Kazakhstan |
25th - 29th Mar 3月25日-29日 | APAIE 2019 | Kuala Lumpur 吉隆坡 |
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23rd - 31st Mar 3月23日-31日 | CIEET (China International Education Exhibition Tour) 2019 | Beijing 北京 Wuhan 武汉 Shanghai 上海 Guangzhou 广州 Shenzhen 深圳 |
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23rd - 25th Mar 3月23日-25日 | Workshop 研讨会 | 2019 ICEF Moscow Agent Workshop | Moscow 莫斯科 |
23rd Mar 3月23日 | Recruitment Fair 招生展 | Half Day Boutique Recruitment Fair | Guangzhou |
23rd Mar 3月23日 | Social Networking Drinks @CIEET2019 中外教育同行2019年CIEET北京展会小聚 | Beijing 北京 | |
23rd Mar 3月23日 | Recruitment Fair 招生展 | Half Day Boutique Recruitment Fair | Guangzhou |
23rd Mar 3月23日 | Social Networking Drinks @CIEET2019 中外教育同行2019年CIEET北京展会小聚 | Beijing 北京 | |
21st Mar 3月21日 | Workshop 研讨会 | Beijing Training Workshop: Improve Your Chinese Education Expertise CHE国际教育年度培训(英文) | Beijing 北京 |
19th - 20th Mar 3月19日-3月20日 | Recruitment Fair 招生展 | BMI Agent Workshop Asia | Thailand |
19th - 20th Mar 3月19日-3月20日 | Recruitment Fair 招生展 | ICEF Ukraine Focus | Ukraine |
16th - 30th Mar 3月16日-3月30日 | Recruitment Fair 招生展 | Salao do Estudante | Brazil |
14th - 18th Mar 3月14日-3月18日 | Recruitment Fair 招生展 | Vietnam Global Education Fair | Vietnam |
13th - 14th Mar 3月13日-3月14日 | Workshop 研讨会 | BMI Workshops | São Paulo, Brazil |
26th Feb - 4th Mar 2月26日-3月4日 | Recruitment Fair 招生展 | BMI UAE Global Education Fair | UAE 阿拉伯联合酋长国 |
25th - 27th Feb 2月25日-2月27日 | Agent Roadshow | ICEF Japan - Korea Agent Roadshow | Tokyo, Japan - Seoul, South Korea |
2018
Date 日期 | Event Type 活动类 | Name | Location |
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December 10th - 12th 12月10日-12日 | Workshop | ICEF Miami Agent Workshop | Miami 迈阿密 |
December 5th & 6th 12月5/6日 | Webinar 线上论坛 | Succeeding in China as a Modern University CHE线上专题研讨会:作为一所年轻的转型大学如何在中国取得成功 | Online 线上 |
November 30th 11月28日 | Networking 聚会 | End of Year Celebratory Dinner | Beijing 北京 |
November 28th 11月28日 | Webinar 线上论坛 | ONLINE WORKSHOP: Cross-Cultural Communication 在线研讨会:跨文化交流 | Online 线上 |
November 14th - 18th & 21th - 25th 11月14日 - 18日 & 11月21日 - 25日 | Recruitment Fair 展会 | Expo Posgrados World 2018年BMI巴西&哥伦比亚招生展会 | Brazil & Colombia 巴西&哥伦比亚 |
November 13th & 14th 11月13日/14日 | Conference 会议论坛 | China High-tech Industry Conference (CHIC) 2018 | Shenzhen 深圳 |
November 5th - 15th 11月5日-15日 | Recruitment Fair 展会 | HIGH SCHOOL TOUR: Autumn Undergraduate Recruitment Tour 秋季: 海外院校进高中学校宣讲周 | Chengdu 成都 Chongqing重庆 Suzhou 苏州 Guangzhou 广州 Zhengzhou 郑州 Lanzhou 兰州 |
November 4th - 6th 10月29日-31日 | Workshop | ICEF Berlin Agent Workshop ICEF柏林全球院校招生代理合作洽谈会 | Berlin 柏林 |
October 29th - 31st 10月29日-31日 | Conference 会议论坛 | 2018 AACSB Asia Pacific Annual Conference 2018年AACSB亚太地区年会 | Nagoya 名古屋 |
October 20th 10月18日-22日 | Networking 聚会 | Casual Drinks @CEE 2018中外教育同行CEE北京展会小聚 | Beijing 北京 |
October 18th - 22nd 10月18日-22日 | Recruitment Fair 展会 | BMI Vietnam Recruitment Fair BMI越南招生展 | Vietnam 越南 |
October 17th & 18th 10月17日&18日 | Webinar 线上论坛 | ONLINE WORKSHOP: Developing Your Career Back in China 线上研讨会:如何在中国发展你的职业生涯 | Online 线上 |
October 9th - 18th 10月9日-18日 | Recruitment Fair 展会 | UAE International Education Week 阿拉伯联合酋长国国际教育周 | UAE 阿拉伯联合酋长国 |
October 10th - 12th 10月10日-12日 | Workshop | ICEF Beijing Agent Workshop ICEF亚洲区域院校招生代理合作洽谈会 | Beijing 北京 |
October 11th 10月11日 | Workshop | ICEF Beijing Training Workshop ICEF北京培训交流会:如何利用海外中介招收来华留学生 | Beijing 北京 |
October 9th - 12th 10月9日-12日 | Conference 会议论坛 | AIEC 2018 018年第32届澳大利亚国际教育年会 | Sydney 悉尼 |
October 9th 10月9日 | Webinar 线上论坛 | BMI Gulf International Schools Forum and Workshop 2018 2018 BMI海湾地区国际中学交流论坛 | Dubai 迪拜 |
September 9th-23rd 9月9日-23日 | Recruitment Fair 展会 | BMI Latin America Recruitment Fair BMI拉美招生展 | Panama 巴拿马 Colombia 哥伦比亚 Ecuador 厄瓜多尔 Peru 秘鲁 |
August 30th - 31st 8月30日-8月31日 | Conference 会议论坛 | China (Shanghai) International AI Expo 2018 2018年中国国际人工智能展会 | Shanghai 上海 |
August 22nd 8月22日 | Webinar 线上论坛 | Are You the Right Fit for the Job? (Exclusive to ACAA Partners) | Online 线上 |
July 25th - 26th 07月25日-26日 | Webinar 线上论坛 | Improving Your Alumni Engagement in China (CHE Support) | Online 线上 |
July 3rd - 7th 07月3日-7日 | Conference 会议论坛 | 第七届澳洲国际中学课程VCE跨国峰会 (CHE Support) | Xi'an 西安 |
May 27th - Jun 1st 05月27日-06月1日 | Conference 会议论坛 | NAFSA 2018: Diverse Voices, Shared Commitment (CHE Supports) | Philadelphia 费城 |
May 25th - 29th 05月25-29日 | Conference 会议论坛 | APAIE 2018: Impact of 4th Industrial Revolution on Higher Education in APA (CHE Supports) | Singapore 新加坡 |
May 23rd - 25th 05月23-25日 | Conference 会议论坛 | AACBSB Annual Accreditation Conference: Asia-Pacific (CHE Supports) | Hong Kong 香港 |
May 18th - 20th 05月18-20日 | Conference 会议论坛 | Suzhou Hui Lake Higher Education Conference (CHE Supports) | Suzhou 苏州 |
May 16th/17th 05月16/17日 | Webinar 线上论坛 | Practical Cross-Cultural Communication for Home-based Staff | Online 线上 |
May 8th/9th 05月8/9日 | Conference 会议论坛 | BMI Global Scholarship Summit (CHE Supports) | London 伦敦 |
Mar 24th/25th 03月24/25日 | Conference 会议论坛 | China International Education Exhibition Tour (CIEET) (CHE Supports) CIEET 国际教育展 | Beijing 北京 |
Mar 23rd 03月23日 | Networking 聚会 | Pre-CIEET Casual Drinks CIEET 聚会 | Beijing 北京 |
Mar 21st/22nd 03月21/22日 | Webinar 线上论坛 | Legal Issues When Collaborating in China 与中国机构合作的相关法律问题 | Online 线上 |
2017
2016
Date 日期 | Event Type 活动类 | Name | Location |
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20th Dec | Roundtable | Working with Pathway and Language Training Partners Roundtable | Shanghai |
13th Dec | Roundtable | Working with Pathway and Language Training Partners Roundtable | Beijing |
22nd Oct | Networking | Networking Drinks @ CACIE & CEE | Beijing |
11th Oct | Roundtable | Alumni Engagement & Philanthropy in China Roundtable | Beijing |
8th Sept | Roundtable | Working with Non-Traditional Student Recruitment Channels Roundtable | Beijing |
17th May | Roundtable | Developing Joint Curriculum Material and Teaching Capacity Roundtable | Shanghai |
5th May | Roundtable | Developing Joint Curriculum Material and Teaching Capacity Roundtable | Beijing |
30th Mar | Roundtable | Measuring Effectiveness of Media Marketing in China Roundtable | Shanghai |
24th Mar | Roundtable | Measuring Effectiveness of Media Marketing in China Roundtable | Beijing |
10th Mar | Roundtable | Legal Issues in Partnership Building with Institutions in China Roundtable | Shanghai |
2015
Date | Event Type | Name/Topic/Details | Location |
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Dec 23rd | Roundtable | Legal Issues in Partnership Building with Institutions in China Postponed until March 2016 | Shanghai |
Dec 10th | Roundtable | Legal Issues in Partnership Building with Institutions in China | Beijing |
Oct 31st | Networking | Drinks @ CEE | Shanghai |
Oct 25th | Networking | Drinks @ CEE | Beijing |
Sep 23rd | Roundtable | Making Best Use of Your Alumni Network | Shanghai |
Sep 10th | Roundtable | Making Best Use of Your Alumni Network | Beijing |
Mar 26th | Networking | Drinks @ APAIE | Beijing |
Mar 13th | Roundtable | Improving Brand Awareness in China | Beijing |
Mar 11th | Roundtable | Improving Brand Awareness in China | Shanghai |
Jan 5th | Roundtable | Working with Chinese Recruitment Agents | Shanghai |
2014
Date | Event Type | Name/Topic/Details | Location |
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Dec 17th | Roundtable | Working with Chinese Recruitment Agents | Beijing |
Oct 31st | Roundtable | Recruitment and Discipline Diversification Amongst International Students | Shanghai |
Oct 23rd | Roundtable | Recruitment and Discipline Diversification Amongst International Students | Beijing |
Aug 28th | Roundtable | Effective Social Media Strategies to Improve Brand Awareness in China | Shanghai |
Aug 21st | Roundtable | Effective Social Media Strategies to Improve Brand Awareness in China | Beijing |
For more information, please scroll down or click on the topic of each event.
27th May – 1st Jun 2018
NAFSA 2018: Diverse Voices, Shared Commitment
Philadelphia
This year’s NAFSA conference brought together thousands of delegates from around the world to explore the topic of
25th – 29th May 2018
APAIE 2018: Impact of 4th Industrial Revolution on Higher Education in APA
Singapore
A record 2,200 delegates from throughout the Asia -Pacific, North America and Europe converged on Singapore for the annual APAIE conference. Themed The impact of the fourth industrial revolution on higher education in the Asia Pacific, the conference explored how providers are preparing students for future employment needs.
23rd – 25th May 2018
AACBSB Annual Accreditation Conference: Asia-Pacific
Hong Kong
18th – 20th May 2018
Suzhou Hui Lake Higher Education Conference
Organised by Xi’an Jiaotong Liverpool University, this 3rd annual event brought together hundreds of the most forward-thinking university leaders from across China to discuss, learn about and share experiences on teaching and learng in a joint program structure.
Over three days and through a series of interactive workshops, presentations and learning forums, academics and university senior management explored issues such as how to bridge the language, cultural and pedagogical gaps between China and overseas universities. Also high on the list of key topics this year was how to develop innovative learning environments in order to better improve Chinese students’ practical and critical thinking skills; given the Chinese government’s increased focus on innovation and entrepreneurship in education and industry, this proved to be a particularly popular topic.
With key note speeches from senior management from influential universities across China, particularly those who have established successful joint programs (including President of Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Dean of International Business of Liaoning Normal University – Missouri State University College, Dean of College of Education of Zhejiang University, Deputy Director of Business School of Shanghai University – University of Technology Sydney Institute), the conference was a fantastic opportunity for attendees to hear from the best in the field and to gain a better understanding of such crucial topics in the joint program landscape.
16th & 17th May 2018
Webinar Topic: Practical Cross-Cultural Communication for Home-based Staff
We shall be hosting our next webinar on 25h/26th July 2018 focusing on the topic: Improving Your Alumni Engagement in China. Learn more…
8th & 9th May 2018
London
Over 70 heads of international scholarship organizations and senior staff congregated in London to meet with education institutions from around the world to discuss which organizations and institutions will receive their students, train their staff and to develop partnerships. Totalling just under 1,000 individual meetings over four days, the event gave scholarship organisations the chance to meet potential partners in person and discuss future collaborations.
Representatives from the Saudi Ministry of Education, the World Bank, IIE, Chevening, CONACYT, COLFUTURO and the European Commission participated at the event. They were met by universities and education institutions from over 12 countries,
24th & 25th March 2018
CIEET
Beijing
23rd March 2018
Pre-CIEET Casual Drinks
Friday Evening
Xian Bar, EAST Hotel, Beijing
On the evening before CIEET, CHE hosted an informal event to meet and chat with some of the attendees. It was a great chance to relax and discuss current topics in
21st & 22nd March 2018
Webinar Topic: Legal Issues When Collaborating in China
On the 21st and 22nd of March, CHE hosted two webinars focusing on the topic “Legal Issues When Collaborating in China”. Given the complexities of the legal system in China and the differences with overseas laws, it can be difficult to fully understand with clarify and accuracy the details your organisation needs to pay attention to when partnering with a Chinese institution. It is vital for overseas institutions to understand the motivations of their potential partner and the pressures they might be under from the relevant government authority, and how these are all translated into their demands and contractual expectations.
We shall be hosting our next webinar on 16th/17th May 2018 focusing on the topic: Practical Cross-Cultural Communication for Home-based Staff. Learn more…
13th & 14th December 2017
Webinar Topic: Understanding the Job Market for Chinese Returnees
We shall be hosting our next webinar on 7th/8th February 2018 focusing on the topic: Legal Issues When Collaborating in China. Learn more…
18th & 19th October 2017
Webinar Topic: How to Manage Your Marketing Channels in China
24th & 25th August 2017
Webinar Topic: How to Effectively Manage Agents in China
On the 24th and 25th of August, CHE organized and hosted two webinars focusing on the topic “How to Effectively Manage Agents in China”. CHE was joined by the following speakers:
- Tommy Lin – Regional Manager (China & Greater China Region); University of Newcastle, Australia;
- Igor Skibickij – CEO China; StudentMarketing;
4th – 6th July 2017
Conference: Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE) Conference (CHE Supports)
Location: Nanjing
With over 200 participants, this event brought together Chinese and Australian high schools, students, parents and other education organisations looking to learn more about the most popular Australian high school curriculum in China – the Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE).
Over three days, there were seminars and presentations introducing the various aspects of the VCE as well as two days of class demonstrations, workshops and discussions from experienced VCE teahers,mentors and examiners.
Speakers at this year’s event included:
- John Firth, CEO of VCAA (Australian Curriculum and Assessment Authority);
- Katherine Vickers, Minister Counsellor of Education, Science and Research of Australian Embassy Beijing;
- Prof. ZHANG Li, Secretary General of the National Committee of Education Advisory Committee;
1st – 8th July 2017
Location: Shanghai – Beijing – Tianjin – Nanjing – Hangzhou – Ningbo – Shenzhen – Guangzhou
Shanghai Yuanbo, one of the largest high-school selection platforms in China with collaborations with over 500 China-based international high-schools, held a series of high school student recruitment fairs across China in July. These events provided a host of recruitment and brand promotion opportunities for both overseas high-schools and high-school sector organizations. Across the country and over the 7 days, these fairs saw thousands of students and parents in attendance.
1st July 2017
Recruitment Fair: Online High School Recruitment Exhibition & Forum (CHE Supports)
Weblink: ieduchina.com
14th & 15th June 2017
Webinar Topic: Making Use of Alumni Resources in China
CHE’s Inaugural Webinar: Making Use of Alumni Resources in China
On the 14th and 15th of June, CHE organized and hosted two webinars focusing on the topic “Making Use of Alumni Resources in China”. CHE was joined by the following panelists:
- Former GM of the Australia Alumni Association of China – Iris Huang in Guangzhou;
- Alumni Officer at the Netherlands Alumni Network in China – Bert Husson in Beijing;
We shall be hosting our second webinar on 24th/25th August 2017 focusing on the topic: How to Effectively Manage Agents in China. Learn more…
19th – 21st May 2017
Conference Topic: 2nd International Higher Education Conference (CHE Presents and Supports)
Location: Xi’an Jiaotong Liverpool University, Suzhou
CHE’s Managing Consultant, Cecilia Fan, presented to the conference participants on the topic “Brand Internationalization and International Enrollment in Chinese Universities“.
17th May 2017
Roundtable Topic: Effective Agent Management Techniques When Working with Chinese Agencies
Location: Renaissance Beijing Capital Hotel, Beijing
- Facing a massive and complicated China market, how should overseas education and training institutions make their first step when looking for student recruitment agents?
- Are you aware of just how many phone calls/face-to-face meetings and other screening tasks are carried out before presenting you with “appropriately matched” agents”?
- Is there an “optimal number” of agents that overseas universities should have in China?
- What are the key buttons you can press to get the agents to work for you?
![]() CHE Roundtable – 17th May 2017, Beijing |
![]() CHE Roundtable – 17th May 2017, Beijing |
11th May 2017
Conference: Perfect Puzzle Capital Salon – Analysis of the Interests of Stakeholder and Development Trends of International Education (CHE Presents)
Location: Peking University, Beijing
25th March 2017
Networking Drinks @ CIEET
Location: Migas Lounge Bar, Beijing
Following the hustle and bustle of the CIEET conference, we hosted a casual drinks event in one of Beijing coolest bars to allow CIEET participants to relax and chat with other conference participants.
20th – 23rd March 2017
Conference: APAIE – How to Market Your Institution in China (CHE Presents)
Location: Kaohsiung


20th December 2016
Roundtable Topic: Working with Pathway and Language Training Partners
Location: Shanghai Fairmont Peace Hotel, Shanghai
As an overseas university, it is important to explore various opportunities to engage with both recruitment agents and university partners.
- Are you aware of the number and structure of different foundation programs in China?
- Do you know how these would benefit your recruitment and partnerships?
How would you even start finding and contacting a suitable partner?
Which factors do you think are the most important when considering such a pathway (e.g. cost, marketing attractiveness, partner’s reputation)?
We were extremely happy to have our guest speaker talk to us about her experiences in this sector of the education market. She provided us with key information about how to commence and manage such partnerships as well as sharing lessons learned from successful case studies.
13th December 2016
Roundtable Topic: Working with Pathway and Language Training Partners
Location: Renaissance Beijing Capital Hotel, Beijing
As an overseas university, it is important to explore various opportunities to engage with both recruitment agents and university partners.
- Are you aware of the number and structure of different foundation programs in China?
- Do you know how these would benefit your recruitment and partnerships?
How would you even start finding and contacting a suitable partner?
Which factors do you think are the most important when considering such a pathway (e.g. cost, marketing attractiveness, partner’s reputation)?
We were extremely happy to have Ellen Bao from University First talk to us about her experiences in this sector of the education market. She provided us with key information about how to commence and manage such partnerships as well as sharing lessons learned from successful case studies.
22nd October 2016
Networking Drinks @ CACIE & CEE
Location: China National Convention Centre Grand Hotel (Lobby Bar), Beijing
11th October 2016
Roundtable Topic: Alumni Engagement & Philanthropy in China
Location: Renaissance Beijing Capital Hotel, Beijing
As overseas universities continue to deepen their relationship with China, engaging with alumni in China is becoming an increasingly valuable way to develop broader and stronger networks of supporters and collaborators.
During this roundtable event, we discussed how universities can best reach their alumni, and answered questions such as:
– What are alumni looking for from their network?
– Do alumni donate?
We will also be discussing the current state of alumni engagement in China, and be providing information on how to reach out to alumni and how best to engage with them
8th September 2016
Roundtable Topic: Working with Non-Traditional Student Recruitment Channels
Location: Renaissance Beijing Capital Hotel, Beijing
Recruiting through agencies is a undeniable reality for the vast majority of universities in China. With the de-regulation of agency licenses, the availability of new technology, the wide adoption of social media, the landscape for recruitment channels and methods evolving rapidly.
This roundtable will invite guest speakers from key agencies to show-case the recruiting merit of the new era.
17th May 2016
Roundtable Topic: Developing Joint Curriculum Material and Teaching Capacity
Location: Fairmont Peace Hotel, Shanghai
In a competitive market it is important for joint programs to optimize learning by effectively tailoring their curriculum to meet student expectations without sacrificing quality. During this roundtable event, we will be discussing the various curriculum models for joint programs and their respective characteristics, as well as comparing various strategies for developing teaching resource capacities.
Participants will be able to explore:
– What is the right balance of overseas and local content?
– How can entry barriers affect the curriculum quality?
– How important to curriculum design is a cohort’s language proficiency?
– How can a joint curriculum be designed in line with building teaching capacity?
5th May 2016
Roundtable Topic: Developing Joint Curriculum Material and Teaching Capacity
Location: Renaissance Beijing Capital Hotel, Beijing
YunHua Li, from the Tsinghua – Macquarie Joint Masters Program provided an overview of some the key features and challenges in organising the curriculum and employing lecturers for this program. Dr Edison Yang from CHE presented on different aspects of the One Third Curriculum Rules that were introduced by China’s MoE in 2006 to improve the quality of Chinese-foreign joint programs.
Both speakers were peppered with questions from the participants, which led to some useful comparisons and experiences being shared amongst the group. Representatives from universities in the UK and New Zealand joined government representatives from Holland and attendees from Australia and the US.
30th March 2016
Roundtable Topic: Measuring Effectiveness of Media Marketing in China
Location: Fairmont Peace Hotel, Shanghai
24th March 2016
Roundtable Topic: Measuring Effectiveness of Media Marketing in China
Location: Renaissance Beijing Capital Hotel, Beijing
10th March 2016
Roundtable Topic: Legal Issues in Partnership Building with Institutions in China
Location: Fairmont Peace Hotel, Shanghai
Roberta Chang and Sherry Gong, from Hogan Lovells, presented on the legal aspects of setting up a partnership in China, including regulatory requirements, related fees, employment arrangements, using WFOEs, draft NGO law and tax implications.
This was a particularly popular roundtable and the discussion was both wide-ranging and engaging. Representatives from overseas universities from the USA, the UK, Ireland, New Zealand and Australia, as well as overseas government representatives from Switzerland, Australia and the UK all contributed to this lively conversation.
23rd December 2015
Roundtable Topic: Legal Issues in Partnership Building with Institutions in China
Location: Fairmont Peace Hotel, Shanghai
POSTPONED until March 2016
10th December 2015
Roundtable Topic: Legal Issues in Partnership Building with Institutions in China
Location: Renaissance Beijing Capital Hotel, Beijing
Sherry Gong, from Hogan Lovells presented on the legal aspects of setting up a partnership in China, including regulatory requirements, related fees, employment arrangements, using WFOEs, draft NGO law and tax implications.
This was a particularly popular roundtable and the discussion was both wide-ranging and engaging. Representatives from influential local education media organisations, key staff from overseas universities from the USA, the UK, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, as well as overseas government representatives from the Netherlands and Norway and Australia all contributed to this lively conversation.
31st October 2015
Networking Drinks @ CEE
Location: Kartel Wine Bar, Shanghai
25th October 2015
Networking Drinks @ CEE
Location: Aria Bar, China World Hotel, Beijing
23rd September 2015
Roundtable Topic: Making Best Use of Your Alumni Network
Location: Fairmont Peace Hotel, Shanghai
Cecilia Fan presented some of CHE’s key findings on how alumni resources are currently being utilised by various institutions and some key factors to consider when planning or expanding an alumni network.
This was a particularly popular roundtable and the discussion was both wide-ranging and engaging. Representatives from a local university in Zhejiang, key staff from overseas universities from the USA, the UK, Ireland, Germany, as well as overseas government representatives from Denmark and Australia contributed to this lively conversation.
Together we discussed why alumni are such a valuable resource and the challenges facing universities when attempting to take advantage of this resource.
Participants shared their thoughts on how their respective institutions use and intend to use their alumni resources as well as cost-effective methods to increase this usage in China. There were also a number of questions and collective answers about the importance and organisation of alumni events, as well as a number of comparisons between China and the participant universities’ home countries.
10th September 2015
Roundtable Topic: Making Best Use of Your Alumni Network
Location: Renaissance Beijing Capital Hotel, Beijing
Ben Newman presented some of CHE’s key findings on how current alumni organisations are engaging with China as well as what lessons have been learned.
This presentation led to a very lively and wide-ranging discussion that was attended by representatives from universities in the UK and the USA as well as government representatives from Australia, the UK and New Zealand.
Together we debated how best to use “alumni resources” and how such a resource can contribute to the success of a university in China. Participants shared their experiences about how their respective institutions have developed methods to develop their alumni networks in China and how various channels are and have been chosen. We also discussed the various challenges that overseas universities face when attempting to maintain an alumni database and we talked about the differences between expectations and the reality of alumni in China and overseas.
26th March 2015
Networking Drinks @ APAIE
Location: Continental Bar, Beijing Grand North Star Continental Grand Hotel, Beijing
After the hustle and bustle of the APAIE event in Beijing, a number of representatives of universities from Australia, the UK, the USA, Switzerland, Germany and China came together to share a drink and exchange experiences and knowledge. A relaxed atmosphere helped participants to relax and discuss issues arising from APAIE as well as pursue potential future collaborations and relationships.
13th March 2015
Roundtable Topic: Improving Brand Awareness in China
Location: Renaissance Beijing Capital Hotel, Beijing
Cecilia Fan presented some of CHE’s key findings on how previous clients have dealt with the issue of raising brand awareness and what lessons have been learned.
This was a particularly popular roundtable and the discussion was both wide-ranging and engaging. Representatives from a local Sino-foreign joint program, key staff from prestigious overseas universities in the USA and NZ as well as representatives from Chinese education institutions contributed to this lively conversation.
Together we discussed how and why a recognizable brand contributes to the success of partnership building and student recruitment as well as how this might affect other activities.
Participants shared their thoughts on how their respective institutions develop and utilise cost-effective methods to increase brand awareness in China and how various media and adverting channels are chosen.
11th March 2015
Roundtable Topic: Improving Brand Awareness in China
Location: Fairmont Peace Hotel, Shanghai
Cecilia Fan presented some of CHE’s key findings on how previous clients have dealt with the issue of raising brand awareness and what lessons have been learned.
This presentation led to a very lively and wide-ranging discussion that was attended by representatives from universities in the UK, the USA and Ireland, government representatives from Switzerland as well key staff from local Sino-American joint programs and Chinese education organisations.
Together we debated what consititutes a “recognizable brand” and how such a brand contributes to the success of a university in China. Participants shared their experiences about how their respective institutions have developed methods to increase brand awareness in China and how various media and advertising channels are and have been chosen. We also discussed the various problems that overseas universities face when attempting to raise their brand awareness and we discussed the type of information that is of particularly attractive to potential students and potential partners.
5th January 2015
Roundtable Topic: Working with Chinese Recruitment Agents
Location: Fairmont Peace Hotel, Shanghai
Representatives from overseas universities (UK, US and Australia) met with representatives from local and joint university programs to discuss the topic of recruitment agents. A variety of backgrounds and experiences provided a stimulating discussion, ranging from the motivations and limitations of both agencies and universities to how overseas universities have such a large choice of agents with many different services on offer. In addition, participants shared their opinions on the extent to which universities and agents could collaborate to market and promote overseas universities as well as the digital development of agents’ services.
17th December 2014
Roundtable Topic: Working with Chinese Recruitment Agents
Location: Renaissance Beijing Capital Hotel, Beijing
According to the Association of International Education Administrators (AIEA), there are over 24,000 student recruitment agencies distributed across more that 100 countries around the world. In China, there are around 452 licensed student recruitment agencies and an estimated 10,000 registered and unregistered agents operating in various cities throughout the country.
In this roundtable, representatives from overseas universities (UK and Australia) as well from local recruitment agencies and online education portal providers discussed the benefits and challenges of working with recruitment agents in China. A variety of backgrounds and experiences provided a stimulating discussion, ranging from the motivations and limitations of both agencies and universities to how overseas universities have been and are leveraging their agency relationships. In addition, participants shared their opinions on the optimal number of agents for overseas universities to work with, as well as the best geographical profile.
31st October 2014
Roundtable Topic: Recruitment and Discipline Diversification Amongst International Students
Location: Fairmont Peace Hotel, Shanghai
Chinese students studying abroad are still largely concentrated in business and management-related degrees, although engineering is also growing popular in some locations. In particular, in the US, 50 per cent of all Chinese students are studying in one of these two fields
In this lively roundtable, a diverse group of representatives came together from international universities, education consultancies and overseas government programs to discuss the issues facing universities with regards to diversification. This wide-reaching discussion covered many aspects of both recruitment and discipline diversification, including the merits of achieving a balance between quality and diversity, the challenges of establishing recruitment quotas, and current methods employed to maintain student retention rates and academic achievement levels. We also share experiences and predications as to how student indicators, such as retention rates, language level and academic ability, might and would impact graduates’ employability upon return to China
23rd October 2014
Roundtable Topic: Recruitment and Discipline Diversification Amongst International Student
Location: Renaissance Beijing Capital Hotel, Beijing
- Does increased diversification necessarily benefit both universities and students?
- What are its limitations?
- What scope does such diversification cover?
In this month’s roundtable, a group of representatives from international universities, education agencies, study abroad organisations and overseas government education departments discussed the current industry thinking about diversification. We debated a wide-range of interpretations of diversification, including the expansion of choice of study destinations and institutes available students in China and the wide variety of degree programs in the market. From leading experts and experienced professionals in the field, we received an insight into how recruitment agencies present the dizzying array of education choices to students and an understanding of how universities are endeavouring to balance course quality and academic integrity with marketplace competition and internal pressure.
28th August 2014
Roundtable Topic: Effective Social Media Strategies to Improve Brand Awareness in China
Location: Fairmont Peace Hotel, Shanghai
As the number of Chinese students choosing to study overseas continues to grow, it is becoming more and more crucial for institutions to make full use of available online technologies to connect and engage with Chinese students. Social media is central to many Chinese people’s daily lives, with over 90 per cent of the almost 620 million Chinese Internet users registered to at least one social media account.
This month in Shanghai, representatives from prestigious overseas universities, European government education programs, a well-known Sino-American university joint-program and a popular Singapore education pathway provider came together to share their individual experiences about how their respective institutions are tackling the challenges of making best use of current social media channels in China. We were lucky enough to also be joined by a social media expert from one of the roundtable participants, who was kind enough to provide an insight into the different approaches to social media in China and abroad. Ideas were shared as to how different forms of social media are being used and could be used, as well as the perceived benefits to both students and parents and education institutions.
21st August 2014
Roundtable Topic: Effective Social Media Strategies to Improve Brand Awareness in China
Location: Renaissance Beijing Capital Hotel, Beijing
The use of social media both in China and overseas has exploded in recent years and although it is widely used and pundits and companies alike regularly tout its advantages, there has been no direct and verifiable proof of its benefits.
- How should universities approach this new form of media? – particularly in a market as large and as tech-savvy as China?
In Beijing, our roundtable drew together an international perspective on the development and usage of this new media. A select group of members of the Beijing international education community, representatives of US universities and delegates from on-the-ground Sino-Australian programs created a platform for information and idea exchange between their respective institutions. Each participant had a particularly strong background in education engagement and was able to provide both a viewpoint from China looking out and from overseas looking in, which created a lively discussion and some fascinating and potentially very applicable media strategies.