Jon Aizlewood

The co-founder and former CEO of one-time ELT giant ILAC is opening a new language school in Toronto.

Canada's peak body for the ELT sector has pledged to develop a placement plan for displaced students reeling from ILAC's shock bankruptcy announcement last week.

UK universities have “almost nowhere left to grow” their international student numbers safely, according to new modelling from think tank Public First, which finds that the countries offering the greatest potential for growth are generally among the least stable sources of students.

In same week as EC closed, the ILAC Education Group announced it had made the "difficult decision" to conclude its operations - with no further detail publicly available for affected students and partners.

What does the opening of a new Chinese university campus in Uzbekistan tell us about the changing TNE landscape in Central Asia and China’s own overseas ambitions? David Prentice explains.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has called for Canada to join the EU’s Erasmus+ program, as he urged Brussels to build a much closer relationship with Ottawa.

This week, The PIE sat down with Vardaan Shekhawat, founder of UK Jobs Insider, where he has built a careers community of more than 400,000 people and helped international students and graduates secure jobs. A former UK skills policy professional, he spoke to The PIE about the realities of job hunting in the UK and what universities could be doing differently to support international students.

The PIE sat down with Ganesh Kohli, founder of the IC3 Movement, on the sidelines of the 10th Annual IC3 Conference & Expo in Mumbai to discuss why student wellbeing is becoming an increasingly important part of counselling, and how helping students address challenges and build resilience can better prepare them for their education and career journeys.

Tony Burke's migration reforms show why, in international education, signals travel faster than policy.