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Cognition Appoints Consultant Dr David Stuart

Published: Thu 5 Oct 2006 02:21 PM
Cognition Consulting Appoints Research Consultant Dr David Stuart
NEW ZEALAND, Thursday, 5 October 2006: Cognition Consulting, a new local entity focused largely on international educational projects has recently appointed a new research consultant, Dr David Stuart, to meet growing business demand in educational research and evaluation.
Dr Stuart joins the Cognition team from the Ministry of Education, where he has worked in both schooling improvement and research divisions. His most recent role has been as a Senior Research Analyst in the Research and Evaluation Team at the Ministry. Dr Stuart's thesis investigated school business relationships in New Zealand schools.
Des Hammond, Chairman of Cognition Consulting, says Dr Stuart is a great addition to the Wellington team, given his considerable experience in designing and managing complex national research and evaluation programmes for the Ministry of Education.
"This appointment will add further depth to the already strong calibre of researchers at Cognition Consulting, enabling us to provide even more insight on how to reform education and schooling systems both here and internationally," he adds.
Dr Stuart joined Cognition Consulting's Wellington team on 25 September 2006.
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About Cognition Consulting: Cognition Consulting provides a diverse array of educational services to meet individual client needs in markets around the world. Its parent shareholder, Multi Serve Education Trust, has been in operation since 1989 and functions as a Charitable Trust. It is New Zealand's largest independent supplier of consulting services to the education community, including the New Zealand Ministry of Education, educational institutions and Government Ministries offshore. Cognition's diverse array of consulting services assist Governments and private operators to undertake significant educational reform projects and improve educational outcomes.

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