Universities in the UK are increasingly relying on international education agents to recruit students from overseas, with some institutions spending upwards of £9 million on agent commission in the 2021/22 academic year.
Education agents expect to send more students to top destinations including the UK and US in the upcoming academic year than they did in the previous one.
Demand is rapidly increasing for international education among prospective students in Vietnam, stakeholders in the country’s study abroad market have said.
INTO has unveiled a bold new strategy, opening 14 University Access Centres in key markets which will provide face-to-face counselling and act as a hub for agencies and in-country reps to work from – with IELTS testing on-site too.
Chinese education company New Oriental has released a report highlighting study abroad being on the rise for Chinese students despite the pandemic.
Australia’s immigration department has become aware of fraudulent student visa applications submitted via Indian agents, exacerbating the country’s visa backlog crisis.
Just over 6,000 Japanese students travelled abroad to study in 2021 marking a significant decline from pre-pandemic levels, according to a new report.
TIECA and Quality English have agreed to further strengthen their relationship to support more Thai students to access opportunities overseas.
Student recruitment company SI-UK has this week sold a stake of its business to private equity firm Averna Capital, in a “significant investment”.
Canada’s immigration department should make the study permit process more transparent to reduce “discrimination” against African students, a parliamentary committee has recommended.
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