Customised agent software launched by Dfavo founder
The founder of education consultancy Dfavo has launched a new customised edtech software platform for agents.
The founder of education consultancy Dfavo has launched a new customised edtech software platform for agents.
Julian Hill tells room of stakeholders the policy changes proposed are not a “knee jerk reaction” and government is intent on stamping out non-genuine student entry.
The lack of references from sub-agents is a concern for universities working with aggregator platforms, representatives said at a recent ICEF conference.
Working with edtech aggregators and addressing study permit refusal rates are among the recommendations set out by Canadian universities for the country’s international education strategy.
Australia has announced it will put a ban on agent commissions earned from student transfers between providers and strengthen regulation to prevent cross-ownership of businesses between education provider and education agent.
Mega study abroad platform ApplyBoard has taken the unprecedented step of publishing a public ‘blocklist’ of agents banned from using its service.
The Independent Tertiary Education Council Australia is calling for a framework for onshore agents to "better safeguard the interest of international students".
Families in Vietnam are falling victim to unscrupulous education agents charging for scholarships to US institutions, sources in the country have revealed.