Educate, Consolidate, Immigrate: Educational Immigration in Auckland
Posted by Andrew Butcher on January 19th, 2006Abstract:
This paper considers the convergence of immigration/ globalisation and education in New Zealand. The issues of immigrant students at Epsom Normal Primary School were raised nationally in 1995, and this incident serves as a useful departure point to consider some of the challenges involved in bridging the gap between immigration and education. Educational immigration is a notion used by Belich (2001) amongst others, to suggest that immigrants arrive in New Zealand in order to bypass full cost fees paid by international students. This notion, while useful, is challenged. Read more…




