Pillars of Success: An Analysis of Pacific Students' Success in Tertiary Education in Canberra, Australia

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Pillars of Success: An Analysis of Pacific Students' Success in Tertiary Education in Canberra, Australia

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There are only a few in-depth studies of the experiences of Pacific migrants in Australia compared with the literature on the New Zealand and USA contexts. In Australia, statistics pertaining to the ethnic make-up of the population details Pasifika people, most commonly, as New Zealand citizens. As a result of the Trans-Tasman Travel Agreement, and New Zealand’s immigration pathways for Pacific nations, many Pasifika people immigrate to Australia as New Zealand citizens. Their representation ...

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12 Aug, 2020

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Ravana Saifoloi

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Pasifika Students in Tertiary Education / Pasifika Australia / Education Gaps / Pasifika Cultural Capital / Pasifika Student Support / Pacific Australian Students / Pacific Student Success / Pasifika Students in Academia / Pasifika Motivation / Disbanding Pasifika Stereotypes / Pasifika Affirmation / Pacific Students in Canberra / Australian Education Analysis / Pasifika Research Report / MIndS University of Otago / Master of Indigenous Studies / Pasifika Education in Canberra, Australia / Pasifika Education / Pillars of Pasifika Success / Pacific Peoples Education / Higher Education / Comparative and Cross-Cultural Education

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