Intuto secures an agreement with the Chinese Ministry of Education's Association for International Exchange (CEAIE), during the recent 6th China International Forum on Education.

The significance of the agreement is reflected in a strong representation at the signing ceremony including New Zealand's ambassador to China Tony Brown, trade commissioner for education Jonathan Watt and Professor Rod Ellis, head of the linguistics school at the University of Auckland. Key officials of the Chinese government were present, testimony to the great work of Intuto China in fostering relationships

Through this agreement Intuto is set to supply ELT (English Language Training) products and distribution systems to the Chinese junior high school system, with a focus on senior high schools to follow. The objective, says Intuto CEO Dennis Murray, is to lift foundation level skills in English right across China.