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June 2026, Volume 17, Issue 6

AEG News

A Taste of Harmony: Celebrating Cultures, Birthdays, and Community Across AEG

The rich cultural diversity of Adelaide Education Group (AEG) was on full display as staff across our Adelaide and Melbourne campuses came together for a special Taste of Harmony celebration. Colleagues from Adelaide Institute of Higher Education (AIHE), Adelaide Institute of Business and Technology (AIBT), Adelaide International School (AIS), International English Language Centre (IELC), Adelaide Research Institute (ARI), and AEG Corporate Services shared favourite dishes from their cultural backgrounds while also celebrating our May and June birthday celebrants. The event was a wonderful opportunity to connect with colleagues, learn about different cultures, and enjoy the food and traditions that make our community so unique.

Adding to the festivities was the launch of the AEG Cookbook, A Taste of Harmony, a collection of recipes contributed by staff from across the Group. More than just a cookbook, it is a celebration of the people, cultures, and stories that make up the AEG family. The shared meal, birthday celebrations, and cookbook launch highlighted the strong sense of community that exists across our campuses and reminded us that our diversity is one of our greatest strengths.

Hainan College of Foreign

Studies Visit

AEG is pleased to announce that both AIHE and the AIBT have signed an agreement with Hainan College of Foreign Studies (HNCFS), a well-established institution founded in 1947 and now home to more than 9,000 students. This milestone further strengthens educational ties between Australia and China and reflects our shared commitment to international collaboration and global learning opportunities.

The agreement follows the HNCFS delegation's visit to our Melbourne and Adelaide campuses, where they experienced AEG's integrated education ecosystem and engaged with colleagues across our institutions. Through this partnership, AIHE, AIBT, and HNCFS will explore opportunities in student pathways, academic collaboration, faculty engagement, and future joint initiatives that will benefit students and staff across all three institutions. We look forward to building a strong and enduring relationship that creates meaningful global opportunities and further advances AEG's commitment to international education.

AEG Welcomes SACE Board Representatives to Cambodia Office

AEG was delighted to welcome Matt Clarke and Jason Bobis from the South Australian Certificate of Education (SACE) Board to our Cambodia Office.

Their visit provided a valuable opportunity to discuss developments in secondary education, strengthen collaboration, and explore opportunities to further support students aspiring to undertake the internationally recognised SACE program. As education systems become increasingly interconnected, partnerships such as these play an important role in ensuring students have access to high-quality learning pathways that prepare them for success in higher education and beyond.

We thank Matt and Jason for taking the time to visit and look forward to continuing our strong partnership with the SACE Board in supporting educational excellence and student outcomes across the region.

Honouring Filipino Heritage at

Kalayaan 2026

AEG was delighted to participate in Kalayaan 2026, a vibrant celebration of the 128th Independence Day of the Philippines, organised by Expert Education and Visa Services Adelaide. The event brought together students, families, partners and members of the wider community to honour Filipino heritage, culture and the enduring spirit of freedom and resilience.

Our sincere thanks to Expert Education & Visa for hosting this wonderful event and for their continued partnership in supporting Filipino students and communities in Australia. It was a pleasure to connect with so many people and celebrate the strong and growing ties between the Philippines, South Australia and international education.

StudyAdelaide in Hanoi, Vietnam

AEG was pleased to participate in the StudyAdelaide Agent Briefing Sessions in Hanoi, engaging with education agents and partners who play a vital role in guiding students towards international education opportunities. The sessions provided an excellent platform to strengthen relationships, discuss emerging trends in international education, and showcase the pathways available across the AEG, including the AIHE, AIBT, and AIS. We thank StudyAdelaide for bringing together such a collaborative network of partners and look forward to continuing to support students from Vietnam in achieving their educational aspirations in Adelaide.

StudyAdelaide in Phnom Penh, Cambodia

A valuable afternoon in Phnom Penh at the StudyAdelaide Agent Briefing Session, where AEG connected with education agents, counsellors, and industry partners committed to supporting students on their international education journey. The session highlighted the collaborative efforts of StudyAdelaide, the South Australian Government, and education providers in creating a welcoming and supportive environment for international students, while also providing an opportunity for AEG to showcase pathways across the AIS, the AIBT, and the AIHE. Together, these institutions offer students seamless opportunities from secondary education through vocational training and higher education, reinforcing AEG's commitment to expanding access to quality Australian education and strengthening educational ties between Cambodia and South Australia.

AIHE News

AIHE International Research Conference

We are delighted to share that the AIHE will be hosting its inaugural international research conference, bringing together academics, researchers, industry professionals, and education practitioners to explore emerging ideas, share insights, and engage in meaningful discussions on contemporary issues shaping higher education and business.

This inaugural event marks an exciting milestone for AIHE as we continue to strengthen our commitment to academic excellence, research, innovation, and industry engagement. The conference will provide a valuable platform for knowledge exchange, professional networking, and collaboration among participants from diverse backgrounds and disciplines.

For conference details and registration information, please visit the conference website: https://ari.edu.au/

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End-of-Term Party

Students from the Adelaide and Melbourne Campuses came together to celebrate the end of term with a fun-filled End-of-Term Party.

The celebration was packed with karaoke, delicious food, refreshing drinks, exciting games, and opportunities to connect with friends and classmates. It was a great chance for students to relax, socialise, and celebrate another successful term together.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped create a vibrant and memorable event. We wish all students a well-deserved break and look forward to another exciting term ahead!

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AIBT News

AIBT Joins School Career Expos

AIBT joined school career expos this month at Endeavour College, Southern Vales Christian College, St John’s Grammar School, and Portside Christian College, connecting with students exploring their future study and career pathways.

Students learned more about AIBT’s industry-focused programmes, supportive learning environment, and opportunities to help them achieve their goals.

AIBT extends its appreciation to the schools and organisers for the opportunity to engage with future learners and support their career journeys.

Endeavour College

Southern Vales Christian College

St John’s Grammar School

Portside Christian College

AHSP Interactive Industry Expo

AIBT had an exciting day at the AHSP Interactive Industry Expo, meeting students from Heathfield High School, Oakbank School, Birdwood High School, Mount Barker High School, St Francis de Sales College, Cornerstone College, and Hills Christian Community School.

Students explored AIBT’s study options and career pathways, asked great questions, and learned how our programmes can support their future goals.

Thank you to all students, teachers, and organisers for visiting the AIBT stand—we look forward to seeing where your journey takes you next.

ICT Careers: Opportunities

and Expectations

AIBT recently hosted an insightful guest speaker session on building a successful career in Australia’s IT industry, featuring Mustafa Kadir, Managing Director and Career Coach of Visgrow Internships and Chair of the Australian Computer Society.

Mustafa shared valuable industry insights into the opportunities available within the technology sector and highlighted the key skills employers are looking for in today’s graduates. He emphasised that while education provides a strong foundation, long-term success also depends on communication skills, interpersonal abilities, professional networking, and gaining real-world experience.

Students were encouraged to take initiative early—build connections, seek industry exposure, and develop workplace-ready skills alongside their studies. The session served as a strong reminder that success in ICT goes beyond technical knowledge and is equally driven by adaptability, collaboration, and continuous learning.

Meet the Expert: The Junior Developer is Dead — How to Become a Local CTO

AIBT Certificate III in Information Technology students joined an inspiring online session with Toni Kovac, Co-Founder and CEO of Priset, exploring how Artificial Intelligence is reshaping the future of IT careers.

Students learned how AI is transforming traditional roles like junior developers, while increasing the demand for creativity, problem-solving, and leadership skills.

The session also covered AI ethics, software development pathways, and emerging opportunities in the digital economy, with students engaging in a lively Q&A discussion.

AIBT extends its appreciation to Toni Kovac for sharing valuable industry insights and encouraging students to embrace innovation and future-focused thinking.

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AIS News

Year 12 Students Adventure Day

at Mt Lofty

Last May, the Year 12 class took part in an exciting adventure day at the Mt Lofty Adventure Hub in the Adelaide Hills, accompanied by three AIS staff members. Students travelled to the Woodhouse Activity Centre in Crafers, where they were welcomed by the team from Venture Corporate Recharge and prepared for a day of challenges and teamwork.

The activities focused on developing important skills for Year 12 success, including communication, problem-solving, initiative, and leadership. Students participated in group challenges that tested their ability to collaborate and think creatively, followed by a Go-Kart building and racing activity that encouraged teamwork and strategic thinking.

The day concluded with a High Ropes course, where students learned the importance of trust, support, and teamwork while safely navigating the course and practising belaying techniques. Many students challenged themselves by overcoming their fear of heights, with some completing the exciting 8-metre Leap of Faith jump.

It was a rewarding and memorable experience that helped strengthen relationships within the cohort, building confidence and resilience as students continue their Year 12 journey.

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Partnerships and Events

StudyAdelaide, Philippines

Expert Education, Indonesia

Moveabroad.co, Indonesia

Specta Education, Indonesia

Georgia’s Independence Day - Beijing, China

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