Program Overview

Program Overview

The Global New Vision series project is hosted by GCA International Education Group, focusing on the national "Belt and Road" initiative for humanistic exchange and cooperation. The project includes two routes, aiming to enhance students' international vision, interdisciplinary innovation capabilities, and competitiveness in further education and employment through in-depth visits, practical research, cross-cultural exchanges, and thematic discussions.

Program Details

• Time: January 29, 2026, to February 11, 2026 (tentative)
• Duration: 14 days and 13 nights
• Routes (choose one):
  • South Pacific Route: Australia (Sydney, Melbourne), New Zealand (Auckland, Christchurch, Rotorua), Fiji (Suva, Nadi)
  • European Route: France (Paris), Germany (Munich), Italy (Rome, Venice), Austria (Vienna)
• Quota: 20 students per route
• Safety Assurance: GCA is the direct project operator, with teachers accompanying the students throughout the trip, pre-trip guidance, and full insurance coverage

Two Routes' Specific Arrangements

Route 1: Australia & New Zealand Cross-Border Talent Cultivation Project

Introduction

The project covers three countries and seven cities: Australia (Sydney, Melbourne), New Zealand (Auckland, Christchurch, Rotorua), and Fiji (Suva, Nadi). Students will conduct in-depth research and practice under local mentors, integrating modules such as insights into cross-national enterprises, international organization exchanges, visits to overseas renowned universities, analysis of further education paths, and non-heritage cultural communication.

Core Highlights

• Cross-National Enterprise Practice: In-depth analysis of multinational companies and industry-leading institutions, such as恒天然乳业, Sydney Fish Market, and Collins Financial Street, to understand industry operation mechanisms and uncover overseas talent demands and career opportunities.
• Academic and Further Education Planning: Visits to renowned universities like the University of Sydney, University of Melbourne, and University of Auckland to understand academic systems, advantageous majors, and application requirements, enhancing the success rate of further education applications.
• Chinese Culture Dissemination: Participation in the China-New Zealand traditional cultural exchange activity organized by the Christchurch City Government and a visit to the Fiji Chinese Cultural Center to promote Chinese culture overseas.
• International Organization Exchange: Visits to international organizations such as the South Pacific Tourism Organization and the University of the South Pacific to discuss regional political, economic, and cultural development.
• Exploration of Scenic Spots and Experiences: Visits to iconic places like the Sydney Opera House, Hobbiton, and Maori Cultural Village, and experiencing the natural and humanistic features of the South Pacific.

Fee Explanation

• Application Service Fee: 2,000 yuan
• Project Fee: 28,800 yuan
  • Fees include: project training and visits, accommodation (hotel with breakfast), insurance, land transportation in Australia, New Zealand, and Fiji, and full-service handling.
  • Fees do not include: passport and visa fees, round-trip air tickets, lunch and dinner outside the project arrangement, personal shopping consumption, etc.
  • Air Ticket Fee: Prepayment of 15,000 yuan, with refunds or supplements as necessary (at least 6 flight segments, including tax and luggage allowance).