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Build your commercial broking support base

Build your commercial broking support base

28 November 2023

Commercial broking is as much a business strategy as it is a skill set, writes Chris Thomas, executive commercial broker and equipment finance sales at NAB. Article originally published in Australian Broker on 14/11/23.

Build your commercial broking support base

Article

NAB Education Special Report 2023 (Part 3)

NAB Education Special Report 2023 (Part 3)

30 October 2023

How do young people really feel about life beyond school including their career goals, potential barriers and optimism about the future? Find out more in the latest NAB Education Insights Special Report (Part 3) available for download.

NAB Education Special Report 2023 (Part 3)

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Insights, Trends & Case Studies

NAB Education Insight Report 2022

NAB Education Insight Report 2022

28 February 2022

Key intergenerational differences emerge in what is valued most in a private education. Children have a growing voice, with over 1 in 2 very involved in the final school selection.

NAB Education Insight Report 2022

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Is medical education keeping pace with change?

Is medical education keeping pace with change?

15 October 2021

From complex needs to disruptive technology, young doctors are facing fast-changing demands. We look at how educators can ensure they’re equipped for the challenges they’ll face.

Is medical education keeping pace with change?

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New Year, new opportunities

New Year, new opportunities

3 December 2018

As 2018 draws to a close, we’d like to share some of the achievements of our Corporate and Institutional clients over the past year.

New Year, new opportunities
A New Architecture for Social Good

A New Architecture for Social Good

3 August 2017

The second report in the Catalyst Insights Series, was developed following a roundtable focused on enabling the public and the private sector to work together to create better societal outcomes.

A New Architecture for Social Good
Turning to customers for the answers: Australia’s future infrastructure

Turning to customers for the answers: Australia’s future infrastructure

1 May 2017

Research by NAB shows Australians don’t think about infrastructure projects as just concrete, bricks and mortar, but rather as the services or conveniences that are derived from them. The role of the customer, and their satisfaction, has been a weakness in the infrastructure governance settings for some time.

Turning to customers for the answers: Australia’s future infrastructure
School for thought: how social media can build an education brand

School for thought: how social media can build an education brand

4 July 2016

Facebook, Twitter and Instagram are probably not the first things that come to mind when you imagine setting up a new school. Principal Ian Hewitt describes how social media is fundamental to building the identity of a new school, and helping to foster a new community.

School for thought: how social media can build an education brand
Working on sunshine

Working on sunshine

16 March 2016

Coomera Anglican College in Queensland expects energy savings of 30 per cent or over $70,000 a year from the Energy in Education Program for Schools.

Working on sunshine
Educators help tackle the agricultural skills shortage

Educators help tackle the agricultural skills shortage

24 July 2015

A skills shortage is affecting every aspect of Australian agriculture. Professor Jim Pratley, the author of a government review of agricultural education and training programs, discusses how schools and universities are helping boost the number of qualified people in the sector.

Educators help tackle the agricultural skills shortage
Sun rises on plan for school energy savings

Sun rises on plan for school energy savings

29 June 2015

Schools are being encouraged to take practical action on energy efficiency and the use of solar power to reduce their power bills and build a greener, more sustainable future.

Sun rises on plan for school energy savings
Australia-China Trade Report – Case Study services

Australia-China Trade Report – Case Study services

29 May 2015

Sixteen years ago, Melbourne’s Caulfield Grammar School looked to China to give its Year 9 students an immersion experience. The Australia-China Trade Report highlights the trends in the services sector from 2009 - 2014.

Australia-China Trade Report – Case Study services
China Economic Update – 12 May 2015

China Economic Update – 12 May 2015

12 May 2015

Increasing productivity is one of China’s most critical challenges over the next few decades and education is a key factor in raising the average level of productivity.

China Economic Update – 12 May 2015
Inspiring our future

Inspiring our future

16 February 2015

Work experience programs can often do little to stimulate and prepare Australian students for the workforce. But Work Inspiration aims to change that by ensuring a young person’s first contact with the working world is meaningful and inspiring. See how businesses are getting involved.

Inspiring our future
The higher education sector: A new borrower in the market

The higher education sector: A new borrower in the market

12 February 2015

Government funding for new infrastructure in the higher education sector has recently dried up. As a result, a number of universities are accessing capital markets and bank loans for their infrastructure financing needs – in turn offering significant opportunities for debt providers.

The higher education sector: A new borrower in the market
What the Federal Budget means for the Education sector

What the Federal Budget means for the Education sector

14 May 2014

There’s a lot to talk about following last night’s Federal Budget announcement. NAB’s team of economists have analysed what last night’s Federal Budget means for the Education sector and outlined key initiatives.

What the Federal Budget means for the Education sector