With more than 20 million learners worldwide, the demand for Spanish doesn't look set to wane anytime soon. But how have emerging economies and improved higher education provision helped moved the language out of old Europe and into new markets? Julian Hall and Sara Custer find out.
It has been a tumultuous year in the UK; with policy changes, new credibility interviews, a new UKTI Education unit and a new Immigration Bill among the many changes and strategies enacted. Julian Hall takes stock of the new education export landscape and speaks with some sector figureheads.
Julian Hall, writing for The PIE Review, assesses the political push to ensure France remains a top-five international educator and finds out how the language teaching sector fits in with these aims. “Our country has lost ground in the last 10 years," says France's Higher Education Minister.
Some 2.6 million Indonesians could enter higher education in the next decade—but despite the country's emerging prosperity, the HE sector will not be able to cater for all of them. The number of students studying overseas is likely to grow, but will, as some predict, Indonesia become another major student market? Julian Hall reports...
On-campus provision of pathway programmes is one of the fast-developing areas of the wider international education sector. However, with damaging changes to student visa policy in key markets such as the UK and Australia in recent years, it faces its fair share of challenges. Julian Hall talks to some of the biggest on-campus players to find out how the market is evolving.
The PIE has unpacked key talking points from the AIEC conference that convened more than 1,700 international educators in Adelaide in October.
A criminal network operating in Australia allegedly employs migration and education agents to bring “non-genuine” students to the country, some of whom end up working in the sex industry, according to a leaked government review.
Mass closures because of the coronavirus pandemic will result in closer cooperation between agencies and educators in future, stakeholders of education agencies across the globe have suggested.
