Concerns rise as DET prepares to release agent data
Agents and experts warned the publication of agent performance data by the Australian DET could create an unfair marketing advantage, as Canberra asks for feedback.
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Venezuelan agency calls for industry support
A Venezuelan education agent has asked for education institutions to show support as her country is beset by political turmoil and currency devaluation.
Japan: agents competing with universities for outbound mobility – JAOS
Japanese education consultants are increasingly competing with universities to send language students abroad according to association JAOS.
IALC launches new scheme for study abroad agencies
IALC has launched an Approved Agency badge which aims to recognise study abroad agencies working with at least three member schools.
Agency UStudy opens school in Cancun
An education counselling company with operations in the US, Israel and Mexico has expanded its business to include a Spanish language school in Cancun.
US Department of State endorses education agencies
In a historic move, the US Department of State has officially endorsed the usage of education agents by attending the AIRC conference and speaking in collaborative tones at a plenary alongside counterparts from the US Department of Commerce.
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.
Quality English celebrates 100th mission
Quality English hosted its 100th mission in 15 years with its sister brand Quality Education, as its chief executive predicted a shift to more “collaborative” marketing by schools and agents.
Nine schools take home prizes at ESL Awards
Nine language schools selected from more than 400 language schools won prizes at the third ESL Language Travel Awards, held in Spain this November.
NZ: agent convicted for unlawful advice
The director of Auckland-based education agency Headsun International Group has pleaded guilty to four counts of providing unlawful immigration advice.
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