Only 1.6% of US job ads “friendly to global talent”
/?php if ( is_category('pie-chat') ) {?> /?php }?>Only 1.6% of US job openings are “friendly to global talent”, according to analysis by Pittsburgh-based education technology company, F1 Hire.
Only 1.6% of US job openings are “friendly to global talent”, according to analysis by Pittsburgh-based education technology company, F1 Hire.
Each year, some countries and sub-sectors of international education have a banner year and others find themselves in hot water. We explore some of the positive and negative aspects of the sector in 2023.
Australia’s new approach to VET is “highly problematic”, according to the body representing providers.
The Australian Government has vowed to apply more scrutiny to student visa applications and revamp its graduate visa system, as part of the long-awaited Migration Review.
Stakeholders in Canada’s higher education sector have mixed feelings about the recent news that the IRCC will hike the amount needed for proof of funds for international students.
The UK international educator sector has reacted to the Home Office’s announcement on legal migration restrictions, including its review of the Graduate Route visa.
International students are calling on the Canadian government to extend a rule allowing them to work more than 20 hours per week.
The UK will review the Graduate Route to “prevent abuse” and protect the integrity and quality of the UK’s outstanding higher education sector, the home secretary has said.
Germany’s attractiveness internationally is booming, especially among students across south Asia, according to international student recruitment experts.
Despite local media reporting international student numbers in Australia could be capped under a government plan to cut migration numbers, stakeholders have confirmed that no limit will be put in place.
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