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The discussion was predominantly focused on sharing insights on the TVET system in New Zealand. In particular they were very interested in the concept of life-long learning and the transferability of qualifications across institutions. Our models of indigenous and community education were also of interest, with the emphasis on working with communities and increasing community engagement in training and education.
Photo: Brenda Lazelle, PINZ Interim CEO, receiving a gift from the Ms Li Cuiling, Director, Department of Human Resources and Social Security, Guangzhou