Katie Duncan

One of the things that strikes me is how much appetite there is for working with UK universities in countries where we really don’t have well established links

The Institute of International Education has today launched a campaign to target high school K-12 teachers across the country to “pledge” to the Generation Study Abroad initiative.

British Council-accredited schools voiced concerns over quality provision, price wars and challenges around satisfying group leaders of the Italian MoE’s PON scholarship scheme at an event held by the British Council, English UK and Trinity College this week.

For the second time in a row high income countries Switzerland and Singapore have claimed the top two places in the annual Global Talent Competitiveness Index, compiled by international business school INSEAD.

A new online search platform for agents and parents looking for independent British boarding or day schools, Which British School (WBS), is building up momentum in a lucrative marketplace for international bookings.

In an unexpected ministerial statement, the UK's Universities and Science minister Greg Clark says he will set up a 'Rapid Response Team' to investigate fraud allegations among alternative providers and will require APs to register any student before making a claim for tuition fee support.

The Victorian government in Australia hosted its first ever “coming of age” ceremony for more than 90 Japanese exchange students from Tamagawa University in Tokyo. Students also got to meet animals such as possums and wombats.

One of the UK's largest English language companies, Bell English, aims to double its revenue to £38m by 2019 by extending the brand's focus from ELT provider to a world renowned pathway and ELT services provider.

The number of student visas cancelled by the Australian government has more than tripled in the last two years as instances of falsified test results and/or financial documents have soared, meanwhile the number of students "course hopping" to unaccredited colleges is also a concern.

US-based online study and work abroad platform, Go Overseas has launched a new section of its website containing course information and student reviews on language schools across the world, which also allows users to book courses directly.