Voices

The PIE sat down with Matt Lopez, vice president of enrollment at Arizona State University, as the institution launched its new London campus. We spoke about ASU London, disrupting engineering and business educaton and the life-changing power of an early morning walk.

Bayswater CEO Stephan Roussounis considers how the ELT sector could strengthen support for students affected by sudden school closures, with a focus on accommodation and financial safeguards.

The PIE’s Nicholas Cuthbert explores the timeline for the UK's new red-amber-green (RAG) rating system for sponsors, and finds it is more likely to mislead the public than provide assurances if it's not kept up to date.

Italian, Swiss and American hospitality curricula are now on offer in Armenia and Georgia for a fraction of the traditional price, says Mathew Zein.

This week, The PIE sat down with Amalya Yeghoyan, executive director of The Gyumri IT Center (GITC). We spoke about her pet project at work, building ACT College from the ground up and her optimism for Armenia.

Skills have never been more important than in today's job market. But how can employers make sure that today's grads have the tools they need in a quickly changing employment landscape, asks David Harkin.

The shock closure of two major ELT players just days apart isn’t coincidence, says Heartland International English School president Gary Gervais. It’s the symptom of a much wider problem.

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.