‘Black Friday’ pressure-sales tactics in sector
Industry insiders are warning that the pressure-sales incentives, bonuses and time-limited deals being offered could breach consumer protection laws.
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Climate, agent regulation & refugees at CBIE
The CBIE annual conference in Vancouver featured sobering messages about the climate crisis, refugees and war-torn nations.
Malaysia sweeps public, private ASEAN rankings
Universities across Malaysia have garnered success in a big way in the latest ASEAN private university rankings, as well as new public university rankings.
International students finding alternative destinations after UK visa delays, say agents
Some students who had planned to start UK university courses in the autumn missed their start dates due to visa processing delays, according to education agents.
UK: “period of risk” amid Labour reassurances
The UK shadow minister for higher education has spoken out against negative government rhetoric surrounding the country’s international students, as Graduate Route supporters brace for a “period of risk”.
US: new measures to tackle visa fraud in India
Indian students applying for US visas must now provide passport information when booking appointments as authorities attempt to tackle fraud in the system.
Germany’s work opportunities & price point attracting international students
Germany’s attractiveness internationally is booming, especially among students across south Asia, according to international student recruitment experts.
Aus: students react to headlines suggesting cap
Students are already reacting to media reports that Australia could place a cap on international student numbers, analysis from The Lygon Group has found.
AI companions to replace the prospectus?
Companies are supporting universities to radically redefine how they offer course and application guidance, with AI companions on the scene.
Malta ELT buoyant but challenges remain
The English language teaching market in Malta has remained buoyant in the summer of 2023, but challenges remain to maintain numbers, according to the country’s language association.
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