호주 유학생 입국 제한 뉴스

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호주 유학생 입국 제한 뉴스 

 

호주유학클럽 ,  유튜브 구독하는데,  새로운 호주입국 가능성에 관한 새로운 영상이 올라왔다.

 

작년 3월17일  2021년 3월17일까지 호주 보더 닫기였는데  3개월 연장해서 6월까지 연장 -

그외 , 전세계적으로 호주 학생비자 수나 코로나 전후 로 학생비자 승인수등 여러 통계를 소개해시켜주셨다.

 

 

그중에서 중요한 뉴스를 설명해줬는데 그 뉴스도 밑에 가지고왔다.

 

 

아래뉴스는 , 현재 일주일 마다 호주로 입국가능한 제한이있는데, 그제한이 현재 호주 시민권 영주권자 가 호주 안으로 들어가고 나오면서 다른 입국 예정자가 끼어들수없는 현재 상황에대해서 유학생을 위한 숫자를 확보해달라는 뉴스다.

 

유학생 사업이 호주에서 4번째로 제일큰 산업인데 지금까지 힘들게 키워낸 산업을 이렇게 쉽게 버리는건아니라고 push를 저렇게 계속해주면  조금이나마 빨리 들어갈수있지않을까 싶다.

 

 

www.abc.net.au/news/2021-03-05/peak-body-calls-for-hotel-quarantine-for-international-students/13215304

'We're destroying an industry that's taken decades to build': Plea for change on international students

 

Call to set up separate quarantine for international students as universities struggle with collapsing business model

A peak education body is lobbying the government for a dedicated hotel quarantine program for international students that would allow them to fly into the country, vowing to "pay whatever it takes" to make it happen.

It comes as new figures reveal the drastic drop-off in overseas students studying in Australia during the pandemic, and the billions of dollars this has cost the economy.
"The industry is prepared to pay whatever it takes for additional Australian Defence Force and for police to ensure that it all happens properly, with only one point of entry and one point of exit."
"The Australian Bureau of Statistics came out last week and said it is actually a $9 billion hit [to the economy]," Mr Honeywood said.
"We're down from $40 billion a year in 2019 to just on $30 billion, which includes tuition fees, accommodation costs, entertainment and all of the wonderful ways in which these young people spend money in our economy."
In a statement to the ABC about the proposed dedicated quarantine, Education Minister Alan Tudge said the government would consider any proposals from universities.
"But it must be quarantine beds above those already in existence and must be signed off by the state's chief medical officer," he said.
He added that while the number of students in the country was down, university enrolments of international students had only dipped by 5 per cent, with many studying online from abroad.
Mr Honeywood said this meant Australia was falling well behind other countries in the competitive international education market, which is Australia's fourth largest export.
"Canada and the UK, our two biggest competitors, have kept their borders open for a whole year and are flying international students in for face-to-face teaching in the universities," he said.
"New Zealand is now taking 1,000 returnee international students. We have only taken a bare handful into Darwin last year.
"We are really destroying an industry that's taken decades to build."
The federal government has made it clear it is prioritising the 40,000-odd Australians still trying to return from overseas, and it is leaving it to the educational institutions to sort out their financial stress.

Last month Prime Minister Scott Morrison said universities should consider changing their business model if they had become reliant on international students.

In a speech at Melbourne University last week, Mr Tudge reiterated the call for universities to become more "resilient".

"For more than a decade, the focus on international rankings has led to a relentless drive for international students to fund the larger research volumes that are required to drive up the rankings," he said.

"To be clear, we want and need international students in Australia.

"But COVID presents us with an opportunity to reassess the impact our universities can have, and to refocus on the main purpose of public universities: to educate Australians and produce knowledge that contributes to our country and humanity."

 

 

대학들이 무너지는 비즈니스 모델에 어려움을 겪고 있는 가운데 유학생을 위한 별도의 격리 조치를 마련해야 한다는 요구

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjrGucBzRas

 

 

 

 

 

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