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Showing posts with label exporter education. Show all posts
Showing posts with label exporter education. Show all posts

Monday, 5 September 2011

Cheese Toasties and Exporting

During the period of the Rugby World Cup from 9th September to 23rd October the New Zealand School of Export is offering hospitality to exporters who wish to learn more about professional training for those involved in international trade.   Come out to Aokautere Park, Palmerston North and enjoy free cheese toasties and a 'cuppa.'   We would love to see you on any weekday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

To book a time for your visit please email the Director, Dr Romuald Rudzki on: rom@export.ac.nz or phone us on: 06-356-5656 ext.705.   We'll look forward to seeing you.   Before you come you may like to look at the School's website http://www.export.ac.nz/ and use the free information portal.

There is a map on the website at: http://www.export.ac.nz/contactus.htmland just so you know you are in the right place here is a photo of the sun-drenched entrance to the School


and here is the Director waiting to welcome you!  

This event has been approved by Leon Grice of the New Zealand 2011 Office.

Tuesday, 29 September 2009

EXPORTER magazine


Having had a rant earlier this month about the demise of Bright magazine which was published by NZTE, it behoves me to set the picture straight and write a post about Exporter magazine. Issue 12 (September Quarter 2009) is a great collection of articles ranging from IP through to trade fairs and managing expenses. An article on exporter education includes the New Zealand School of Export and its Diploma of International Trade: http://www.export.ac.nz/

If you haven't read Exporter and want to try it out, there is a sample issue (issue 10) on the website at: http://www.mygazines.net/publication/935
From the online version you can save articles, share articles with friends, social bookmark pages or download the pdf. Of course the ideal would be a subscription to get all the material.