1. Australian International Education 2025 Unlocking the potential

2. Presentation title goes here2 Continued growth Commencements 2002 to 2015Growth on 2014

3. The changing sources of students Presentation title goes here3 Market20142004 China11 India24 Vietnam315 Thailand46 South Korea52 Brazil613 Malaysia78 Nepal840 Indonesia99 Colombia1027 Japan113 Pakistan1226 USA135 Taiwan1410 Hong Kong157 Philippines1633 Italy1731 Saudi Arabia1844 Spain1938 Germany2014

4. By sector Presentation title goes here4

5. HE and VET enrolments, public and private Presentation title goes here5 14% Non Government Higher EducationVocational Education and Training

6. In 2025 – Australia’s top 10 onshore markets? Presentation title goes here6 Market Brazil China Colombia India Indonesia Mexico Nigeria Pakistan Saudi Arabia Vietnam

7. AIE2025 Outcomes Double the number of students and study visitors onshore Reach up to 10 million people via borderless education, skills and services Presentation title goes here7

8. Onshore: An expanded definition Two components Students with a student visa studying at a CRICOS provider Anyone engaging with education and training onshore while not on a student visa (English language, short-term visitors, corporate and professional training, non-credentialed training) AUIDF - Austrade Presentation 14 August 20158

9. Offshore: An expanded definition Three components 1.In-market (and/or blended) delivery of accredited and non-accredited programs 2.Online delivery of accredited and non- accredited programs 3.International provision of education and training services, including digital enablers AUIDF - Austrade Presentation 14 August 20159

10. FREE TRADE AGREEMENTS There are new opportunities in the recently signed FTAs with: – China, –Republic of Korea and –Japan More opportunities will be available from FTAs currently being negotiated –European Union –India –Gulf States Presentation title goes here10

11. Coming actions Deloitte (with EduWorld) research that will scope the size of the opportunity for international education out to 2025 Second Roundtable hosted by Minister Robb – focus on reaching millions via borderless education, skills and services Presentation title goes here11

12. Who owns AIE2025’s enablers? Responsibilities EnablersInstitutions / Providers States &TerritoriesFederal Govt. Marketing/PromotionYes Yes (Austrade) Quality educationYes Yes (Education) Visa policyNo Yes (DIBP) AccommodationYes Yes (FDI) Capital / InvestmentYes Yes (FDI) Student ExperienceYes No Work – during studyYesPerhapsNo Public SafetyYes No RecruitmentYesNo Post-study workYesPerhapsNo 12

13. Continue the conversation Email: educationstrategy@austrade.gov.aueducationstrategy@austrade.gov.au Website: www.austrade.gov.au/aie2025www.austrade.gov.au/aie2025 MIP content: www.austrade.gov.au/Education/Services/Marke t-Information-Package www.austrade.gov.au/Education/Services/Marke t-Information-Package LinkedIn group AIE 2025 Consultations13