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Corporate Partnership 2025

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Education Australia (EA) is a consultancy-based company bridging the gap between suppliers and the education sector.

With increased government funding and initiatives to this sector, its essential education facilities must have access to accurate information and resources.

 

As a result, Education Australia educates and advises key purchasers and decision-makers, including Principals, Deputy Principals, Business Managers, Teachers, Deans, Vice Chancellors, Chief Operating Officers, Heads of Department, Heads of Faculty, Presidents, Finance Managers, Executive Directors, Board Members and Professors on what funding is available to them and which reputable suppliers to engage.

Education Australia is specifically designed to connect our recommended suppliers with these decision-makers, as we inform them of the latest products, services, and information to help them effectively utilise the allocated funding. We carefully vet these companies to present as preferred suppliers.

 

Our concept is to help assist and improve the education sector as a whole whilst always having our clients at the forefront of mind, ensuring you are capitalising on direct exposure to this sector.

Education Australia allows you to connect with the education sector, positioning you as a preferred supplier for decision makers to engage when utilising funding.

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Funding

"In 2024, recurrent funding for schools is estimated to total $29.1 billion. This includes $11.2 billion to government schools, $9.8 billion to Catholic schools and $8 billion to independent schools."

 

Australian Government

Key purchasers and decision-makers, including, Principals, Deputy Principals, Business Managers, Teachers, Deans, Vice Chancellors, Chief Operating Officers, Heads of Department, Heads of Faculty, Presidents, Finance Managers, Executive Directors, Board Members and Professors.

Education Australia
Education Australia

Total Facilities 9,823 

Total Contacts 39,292 

Exclusive Corporate Partnership Package

Our corporate partnership package is a limited and highly exclusive opportunity, available to only six approved clients per year. This premium positioning ensures industry exclusivity, meaning no competing companies within your industry will be included.

 

As a Preferred Supplier, your brand will have 12 months of direct and unparalleled exposure reaching key decision-makers including Principals, Deputy Principals, Business Managers, Teachers, Deans, Vice Chancellors, Chief Operating Officers, Heads of Department, Heads of Faculty, Presidents, Finance Managers, Executive Directors, Board Members and Professors Australia wide.

What makes this package unique is its unmatched engagement strategy, designed for real results. It combines high impact digital marketing, targeted social media campaigns, EDM (electronic direct mail) outreach, and a hands on, direct approach from Education Australia's C-suite team to facilitate formal introductions with key managers and executives in the healthcare sector.

With advanced digital integration, you’ll have the tools to turn visibility into action—building meaningful connections with high-value clients and driving real business growth.

To ensure measurable success, you will receive detailed performance reports and insights, allowing you to track your campaign’s reach, engagement, and overall impact - helping you assess ROI and optimise and refine future strategies.

More than just exposure and visibility - this is a strategic, results driven partnership designed not only to help the education sector connect with the right suppliers but also to elevate and grow your brand while maximising industry influence and reaching high-value clients.

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Additional Corporate Partnership Value

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— Jordan Smith, Kimberley College

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