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Win a 4 week study tour to Adelaide
Australian city of Adelaide, part of South Australia in its efforts to woo Indian students through a new initiative by StudyAdelaide, launched Ambassador for Adelaide programme for Indian students.
​Hyderabad: Australian city of Adelaide, part of South Australia in its efforts to woo Indian students through a new initiative by StudyAdelaide, launched Ambassador for Adelaide programme for Indian students.
Speaking about the launch of the Ambassador for Adelaide program for India, Karyn Kent, CEO, Study Adelaide said, “Ambassador for Adelaide is a student focused sponsorship that is aimed at generating acknowledgement of the potential of South Australia as a preferred education destination in Australia.
We are very excited to open up the competition in India for the first time and are looking forward to a great response from Indian students to our Ambassador for Adelaide competition this year.”
The StudyAdelaide Ambassador for Adelaide is a competition that offers the winning candidate an all flights paid, 4-week study tour of Adelaide with accommodation provided.
The competition is currently open only to students from the South Indian states of Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Kerala and will be held in September 2016.
The competition is being launched on August 11 and runs through to the end of September 2016. The campaign is divided into two parts; the general competition – “watch the video and answer
the questions to enter into lucky draw” and then student ambassador recruitment – “submit your reasons and personal details to apply to be an ambassador to win a free study tour to Adelaide”.
The entrants will be shortlisted to a hundred finalists who will then be invited to provide a short video speech to be uploaded to YouTube. The lucky finalist will then be interviewed and selected as the winner.
