Employability research recognised
OPAIC Employability Manager Dani Mao was honoured to have presented at the 10th International Conference on Education, where she had the opportunity to share insights…
Employability research recognised
OPAIC Employability Manager Dani Mao was honoured to have presented at the 10th International Conference on Education, where she had the opportunity to share insights from OPAIC's latest alumni project on the educational and career journeys of mature international female graduates in New Zealand. The project highlighted our remarkable female graduates’ profound resilience and determination.
The presentation, "Challenges and Adaptive Strategies of Mature International Female Graduates in New Zealand – Insights from the Fearless Dreams Project”. was awarded Best Presentation of Innovative Inclusion Transforms Education Policy at the conference. This recognition is not just an academic honour but a testament to the importance of our ongoing work in promoting diversity and inclusion in international education.
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