Aus: ISEAA launches agent training sessions
International Student Education Agents Association has launched a series of in-person training events to broaden understanding of the visa system and best practice.
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Canada: college asks 428 to re-sit IELTS over English proficiency concerns
Over 400 offer holders to Niagara College, Canada, from India have been told to re-sit their IELTS or risk losing admission after the institutions raised concerns about the English language proficiency of a current cohort of students who had been tested in the same test centre.
EC to close schools, retain half Embassy staff
EC’s executive chairman has confirmed that the company will be closing eight of the Embassy adult schools as part of its process of merging the Embassy English portfolio into the EC operation.
Sweden’s Borås uni signs Iran collaboration
The University of Borås in Sweden has signed a dual doctoral program deal with the University of Mazandaran in northern Iran, which will see candidates will split their studies between the two campuses.
Kinedu launches program for toddlers
Mexican-based app company, Kinedu, has released its latest set of programs aimed at helping develop cognitive ability for two to four-year-olds.
British Council muses on market volatility of global higher ed
The British Council gave its advice for 2019 and beyond to collected international recruitment professionals at UK universities in Manchester, at the re-named International Education Services Conference.
Asia Exchange expands into New Zealand
Asia Exchange has signed an agreement with the Institute of the Pacific United to extend its reach into New Zealand and enter its first native English-speaking country.
CFTE and EDHEC launch Fintech program
CFTE and EDHEC Business School have jointly announced the launch of an innovative new Fintech specialisation to give students an overview of global trends in London, Paris, and Singapore.
Seventh Ryugaku Awards held in Japan
Ashikaga University and Fukui University of Technology are the latest inductees into the Ryugaku Awards’ hall of fame.
The story of 2018: “From Russia with visa difficulties” say agents
Russian education agents have voiced concerns over access to US B-category visas, including for group students, while biometric requirements for other destinations are hurting visa issuance for prospective students outside of three major cities.
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