10 Indian students get opportunity to study in Australia

StudyAdelaide, an agency of the Government of South Australia to promote Adelaide as an international study destination recently launched an Ambassador competition for 10 Indian students. Students will win opportunity to become student ambassadors and an exciting student package each worth AUD $4,000 (approximately 2 lacs).

By :  migrator
Update: 2019-05-14 23:41 GMT

Chennai

The winners will be offered free travel that includes airfares, two-weeks accommodation, living allowance and free access to key Adelaide festivals and events, enabling students to soak up the full educational and lifestyle experience of the city.


The ambassadors will be encouraged to engage with friends, family and the community to showcase Adelaide’s advantages and what makes it one of the best Australian city for international students, by sharing their story through posts, videos and blogs.


Speaking about the StudyAdelaide Ambassador program in India, Karyn Kent, CEO, said, “Ambassador for Adelaide was specially designed to recognize the quality of Indian students who choose Adelaide for their education and to showcase to the rest of India the benefits of studying there. We are excited to welcome our 10 Ambassadors for 2019 and introduce them to our vibrant city life in a safe and supportive community with world-class educational institutions.”


The competition is open to students based in India who are looking to commence their studies at education institutions in the South Australian capital city of Adelaide in July 2019. The application process requires entrants to answer some basic questions, including what motivates them to study in Adelaide and the winners will be selected by a panel of judges with criteria including creativity, enthusiasm and passion to study in Adelaide.


Current statistics show that Australia is high on the priority list of Indian students.

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