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News India Live, Digital Desk: If you are one of those Indian students who dream of studying abroad, especially in Australia, or want world class education in India, then this news can bring a smile on your face. The relationship between India and Australia has now reached books and classrooms, and the relationship is stronger than ever.
recently, 3rd Australia-India Education and Skills Council (AIESC) The meeting took place. This was not just a meeting, but a big step for the future of both the countries i.e. students like you.
Let us understand in simple language what happened in this meeting and how you are going to get direct benefits from it.
What is this meeting of AIESC?
In simple words, it is a platform where the education ministers and senior officials of India and Australia sit and discuss how both the countries can together improve education and job opportunities. This time the main focus in the meeting was on “skill” i.e. skill and research.
What were the agreements (MOUs) on?
It is reported that many important agreements (MOUs) have been signed during this meeting.
- Research and Innovation: Now both the countries will together do research on important issues like agriculture, water management and health. This means that Indian students will now get more opportunities to work with Australian universities.
- University to University affiliation: The biggest advantage of this agreement will be that universities of India and Australia will now be able to run courses in collaboration with each other. Imagine, you will be able to study at Australian standard even while staying in India or will it be easier to go there under the exchange program.
- Skill Development: Emphasis is being laid not only on bookish knowledge but also on manual skills. Its objective is to make the Indian youth capable enough to get jobs easily not only in India but all over the world.
Why is Australia special?
We all know that Australia is one of the favorite destinations for Indian students. The education system there gives more emphasis on practical knowledge. With this partnership, student mobility between the two countries will be easier. This means that transparency and cooperation will increase in the visa and admission process.
the way forward
The Government of India is constantly trying to attract foreign institutions to come to India under our “New Education Policy” (NEP). This meeting is a big step in that direction.
So friends, if you are planning for higher education, then Australia now seems closer than ever. This partnership is going to give a new flight to the careers of thousands of students in the coming years.
Start preparing, opportunities are waiting for you!
North India Statesman