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"When you tell your story, start the story in Malta," said Andrew Mangion, explaining his motivation to inspire young Maltese while celebrating EC's 25 year milestone.

Germany will need €3.5bn in funds to provide appropriate education to refugees, according to a recent report. Barriers to higher education, including language and academic credit transfers, are high but initiatives have been launched to help ease entry.

Amid ongoing salary negotiations and a month-long teachers strike, Vancouver English Centre closed suddenly on Friday after 23 years of operation.

The teachers' strike at Vancouver English Centre began four weeks ago following a long-running debate over pay and the collection of biometric data.

Germany has committed more than $25m to benefit local partner organisations in a bid to boost technical and vocational education in Rwanda.

A short-term impact of the Brexit vote in the UK is a likely uplift in study travel to the UK for English language study because of the value of the pound sterling falling.

A vote for Brexit in the UK has had an immediate impact on the value of the pound sterling. The PIE News speaks with stakeholders in the UK, Europe and beyond on possible implications for international education.

An immigration tribunal has condemned the Home Office's decision to deport thousands of international students for alleged exam fraud. Here, The PIE News takes a look at the events leading up to the launch of the formal inquiry into the agency announced this week.

The impact of technological developments on learning environments, skills training and access to education was discussed at the StudyPortals Student of the Future conference this week.

One of Turkey’s largest education agencies, Atlas, held its annual employee professional development seminar in Istanbul where employees learned new sales tactics and gained market insight from key partner providers and The PIE News.