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LOCAL EXPERIENCE / SINCE 2009
Shalom's operating history
New Zealand education programmes do not always follow a fixed plan. School dates, placements, accommodation and student wellbeing can change. Knowing what to address first comes from operating locally since 2009.
Learn moreDirect local coordination
Connections across education, healthcare and business
Support based on each student's situation
EXPERIENCE IS A WORKING MEMORY
Experience is measured by
better next decisions,not just years.
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A team familiar with similar situations can prioritise sooner when unexpected changes arise, giving students reassurance and institutions continuity.
HOW IT WORKS
Four ways experience makes a difference
Design realistic plans from the start
Review age, subject, English, budget and duration together to create a schedule that can actually be delivered locally.
↗Connect all parties in one process
Reduce information gaps between students, parents, Korean universities, New Zealand providers and homestay families.
↗Respond where changes happen
Coordinate timetable changes, adjustment and communication directly in Auckland, rather than only passing messages from a distance.
↗Use each programme to improve the next
Record student and partner feedback to improve preparation and delivery.
↗SELECTED FIELD HISTORY
A continuing record,
beyond a single event.
- University specialist programmes beganKyung Hee University engineering · University of Auckland Faculty of Engineering
- Expanded long-term healthcare deliveryDaejeon Institute of Science and Technology global work experience
- Expanded multidisciplinary placementsBaekseok Culture University global work experience and innovation-supported placements
- University global specialisation programmeKwangju Women's University nursing
- Records of eight university programmesTailored healthcare, business and education programmes
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Find the programme that fits,
with our Auckland team.
Start with what you know: the student's age and dates, or your department's learning goals.
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