Voices

The PIE sat down with Sue Falzon, CEO of the ELT Council Malta, to find out the values that underpin the country as one of the world's most popular destinations to learn English.

Across the globe, the higher education ecosystem continues to evolve and go through constant shifts and transformations. Within this context, India continues to be one of the largest sources for international students. With one of the world’s youngest populations and a rising appetite for quality education, both domestic and overseas, the country is becoming a critical indicator for where the sector is headed. Hitesh Parashar, chief business officer, Credila Financial Services Limited (formerly known as HDFC Credila Financial Services Limited), offers an industry-wide perspective on why India’s education landscape matters in today’s reconfigured global economy.

The traditional image of university students living in halls and attending in-person lectures is fast becoming outdated. Here's what institutions need to do to embrace students' need for flexibility, says Serhii Kosianenko.

The PIE sat down with Leslie Vella, deputy CEO of Visit Malta and managing director of the Malta Tourism Observatory. We discussed the second edition of the Malta Tourism Awards and what keeps people coming back to Malta's sunny climes for English language learning.

International first-year students are dealing with a whole host of new pressures and experiences. Katie Cohen discusses what educationalists can do to help them on their journey.