Theme: English for Healthcare Professionals
The Indonesia Workshop Series is an initiative of NEAS Australia designed to address the English language needs of nurses and healthcare professionals in Indonesia.
This workshop series aims to deepen industry links between Australia and Indonesia as well as enhance English language proficiency and communication skills for Indonesian healthcare professionals. Ultimately, this workshop series aims to help improve patient care, facilitate international collaborations, and promote professional development within the Indonesian healthcare sector.

Insights into Transnational Delivery – Survey Results and Trends
Join us for an exclusive webinar presented by Patrik Pavlacic, CIO at Bonard, who will share the latest trends and findings in transnational delivery based on insights gathered from a recent survey. This session will explore key developments in international education, including the benefits and challenges of delivering programs across borders.

NEAS Australia Conference
Pathways to Belonging: Our Role in Building Communities
 In today’s increasingly interconnected world, the role of English Language Teaching (ELT) has expanded beyond language instruction. ELT professionals now play a crucial part in shaping vibrant and inclusive communities where learners can thrive both linguistically and socially. The NEAS Conference 2025 theme, “Pathways to Belonging: Our Role in Building Communities,” highlights how ELT centres and educators are at the forefront of creating learning environments that cultivate belonging for students from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds.
Through innovative teaching methods, cultural exchange, and active community engagement, ELT professionals help students not only master the English language but also develop the social, cultural, and leadership skills essential for integration and meaningful participation within communities.
This theme invites participants to explore the transformative power of language in breaking down barriers and uniting people across differences. ELT professionals, including centre directors, student engagement, and teachers, are encouraged to share their experiences in building and strengthening communities.

Best Practice When a Provider Closes, with TPS
When a provider closes, what happens next? How do you ensure continuity of study for students and meet your TPS obligations? This webinar will unpack the key responsibilities and share best-practice strategies for minimising disruption and supporting students. 

Understanding ASQA Risk Data, with Greg Simmons
This webinar will explore how ASQA uses provider data to inform risk ratings—and what providers need to know when making applications. Bring your questions and get direct insights from the regulator. 

AI and Copyright – What the Law Is Saying Now  Join Liesl Fitzpatrick, Senior Manager of Education Licensing at the Copyright Agency, for an insightful session exploring how emerging case law is shaping the global copyright landscape in the age of AI. With a focus on education and content creation, this timely webinar will unpack what the law is saying now—and what it might say next. 

Measuring What Matters: A Conversation on Assessment and Quality   Join us for a special NEAS webinar in mid-November featuring Dr Alina von Davier, Chief of Assessment at Duolingo, in conversation with NEAS CEO Adam Garcia. In this fireside chat, Alina shares insights from her ground-breaking work in assessment innovation and quality assurance in language testing. With a career spanning psychometrics, AI, and global education reform, Alina offers a unique perspective on where the future of assessment is headed—and what that means for educators, students, and institutions alike. Don’t miss this chance to hear from one of the leading voices in the field during her visit to Australia.