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Today’s Presentation• About UWC
• Benefits to The Region
• Action
Started 1962
12 colleges throughout the world
UWC International
“An exceptional and inspiring education”
“An exceptional and inspiring education”UWC International
Purpose:
• Identify the most exceptional young people
• Accelerate, guide and mentor
• Promote humanitarian and environmental values
Growing tomorrow’s leaders
“An exceptional and inspiring education”UWC International
Features of a UWC:
• Two year residential course
• 200 students, aged 16 -19 years
• Chosen from 115 countries
• Full scholarship funding
• International Baccalaurete curriculum
Growing tomorrow’s leaders
“An exceptional and inspiring education”UWC International
Growing tomorrow’s leaders
Equal Access• No discrimination
• Selection on Merit:Academic abilityPersonal passion and driveSocial commitment others
•Fully funded by charitable scholarship
• Not for profit
“An exceptional and inspiring education”UWC International
Growing tomorrow’s leaders
New Zealand Access• 40% New Zealand students
• 100 NZ students at NZUWC plus
• 24 NZ students at other UWC schools
• 10 from this region
UWC International
1962
Atlantic College - Wales
UWC International
Lester Pearson College - Canada
UWC International
Li Po Chun – Hong Kong
UWC International
Waterford KaMhlaba – Swaziland
UWC International
Red Cross Nordic – Norway
UWC International
Costa Rica
“Education is the great engine of personal development”
Nelson Mandela – Co-President of UWC International
UWC International“An exceptional and inspiring education”
“The fundamental values of UWC are increasingly relevant.”
“Each UWC graduate is potentially a future architect of peace.”
Queen Noor of Jordon – Co-President of UWC International
“An exceptional and inspiring education”UWC International
• Outward Bound
• Duke of Edinburgh
• Gordonstoun
• Salem
• Round-Square
Kurt Hahn – UWC founder• United World Colleges
Founder of:
“An exceptional and inspiring education”UWC International
Global Vision• Promoting Peace
• Sustainable Future
• 40+ universities recruit
• Shelby Davis Scholarship
Academic excellence
Who Is Involved?
• 2 - 3 NZ students each year
NZ UWC National Committee since 1974
NZ UWC Trust established 2006• To establish a United World College
in New Zealand
• Target opening in September 2012
Advisory Group• Tony Baldwin – Strategic, Government, Legal
• Martin Harvey – Strategic, Government
• Carolyn Solomon – Education, UWC
• Janice Campbell – Education, UWC
• Paddy Marra – Financial, Business, UWC
• Craig Stobo – Financial
• Cate Brett – Media
• Stuart Chrisp – Human Resources
• Lucy Barnard – Graduate liaison
• Simon Beale – Environmental
The NZ Project
Site for UWC NZ
Paradise, near Queenstown
What’s Been Achieved
1. Established Trust
2. Legal and financial scoping
3. Feasibility study planning
4. Liaison with UWC Intn
5. Formed Advisory Group
6. Strategic workshops
What’s Been Achieved
1. MOU for use of 35 hectares
2. Confirmed resource consent viability
3. Onsite survey, architectural and RMA scoping
Site Review
What’s Been Achieved
1. Visited UWC in London and Netherlands
2. Established criteria and budget
3. Networked and seed fundraising
Pre Feasibility
The Path Forward
Stage Two – Feasibility Study
Stage Three – Source Funding
Stage Four – Build Programme
Stage Five – Opening 2012
Regional Benefits
• 10 students from region
Regional Benefits
Financial Investment
$30m to build
$10m infrastructure
$10m equipment
$7 m to operate
Regional Benefits
Economic Diversification
Education
Sustainable
Excellence
Additional Employment
• 31 teaching staff• 30 admin staff• 24 support staff
A total of 85 additional fulltime quality jobs
The Region Gains
Regional Benefits
• International Connectivity
Regional BenefitsShowcase College• Education + IT• Environmental management• Race relations• Restorative justice
Government Goals• Identity• Transformation• Capacity
Regional Benefits
• Outward Bound
Regional Benefits
Service Commitment
10 hours per week
¼ of a fulltime job
62 fulltime workers
Regional Benefits
Education Extension and Enrichment
Regional Benefits
• Assistance within schools
Education Extension and Enrichment
Regional Benefits
• Weekend student retreats
• Student forums
Education Extension and Enrichment
Regional Benefits
Higher Thinking• Angelo G&T
• Odessey of the Mind
• Future problem solving
Education Extension and Enrichment
Regional Benefits
• Mentorship
• Buddy Programme
Education Extension and Enrichment
Regional Benefits
• Holiday enrichment courses
Education Extension and Enrichment
Regional Benefits
• Virtual classroom
Education Extension and Enrichment
Regional Benefits
• School
• Special needs
• Gifted and talented
• Disadvantaged
Education Extension and Enrichment
Camps
Regional Benefits
Social Support
Elderly care
Youth focus
Regional Benefits
Environment
Mainland Island
Research
Wilderness Centre
Preservation of heritage
Race Rocks
Sea rescue service
Ecological Reserve
Fisheries protection
TV Ecology Programmes
Marine Protected Area
Virtual Classroom
Exceptional ServiceOutcomes
Feasibility Study 1. Financial modelling
2. Facilities modelling
3. Environmental study
4. Existing college review
5. Academic plan
6. Market analysis
7. Legal structure
8. Geotechnical investigation
9. Risk assessment
10. Support plan
11. Marketing plan
Budget
Completed
in 2007
ITEM ESTIMATE
Accounting / financial 15,000
Legal / resource mgt planning 20,000
Land survey 26,000
Geotechnical assessment 1,900
Architectural research 11,000
Architectural concept planning 30,000
Conceptual design and rendering 15,000
Quantity surveyor 7,000
Environmental assessment 6,325
Literature review 6,000
Public Relations 15,000
Travel* 45,000
Office and communications 5,000
Design and Print 10,000
Advisory Group Workshops 15,000
Community Consultation Workshops 5,000
Project Manager 50,000
Total 283,225
30% National• Trusts & Foundations – several• Government – NZTE, DIA• Corporate – pro bono• Individual benefactors
Feasibility funding
70% Local• Trusts – CLT, CToO and CToS• Local government – QLDC• Local business – pro bono services• Local individuals
Maastricht City Tender Included:
• An existing campus for Free
• A fulltime project liaison person
• €1,200,000 over 4 yrs during setup stage(equally from City, University, Business and private donors)
Recognising Value
UWC in This Region?
1. Area of outstanding environmental value
2. Where the college can make a contribution
3. Where it gains local support
UWC in This Region?
Your Support• Personal Influence
• Pro Bono
• Dollars
Thank you
How is NZ UWC different?
• Environmental management • Integration with Outward Bound • Positive multicultural relations • NZ ‘bridge’ between Asia/Pacific + West• Neutral multilateral role• Warmth and openness of NZ • New excellence in UWC • Australasian/Pacific presence for UWC• Support of ‘village NZ’
Thank you