“Concern for future” key for outbound Turks
Prospective international students from Turkey report they are “concerned” about their future, leading them to study overseas, an IEFT survey has revealed.
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Gaokao offers colleges “new opportunities” for global recruitment
Universities around the globe which accept Chinese students’ Gaokao grades for entry requirements into undergraduate programs are creating new opportunities for recruitment, according to Sunrise Education Group.
New Zealand: half of int’l uni students recruited through agents
The level of engagement between New Zealand universities and education agents saw a substantial increase in 2017, according to a new report by consultants at Studymove.
Global Reach works with Kaplan on US agenda
Asia-wide education agency Global Reach has announced it has partnered with global learning provider Kaplan to better promote the US market and offer new test prep services.
Australian inquiry recommends further agent scrutiny
Education agents who recruit students to Australia should clear a federal police check and meet minimum English proficiency requirements, according to the recommendations of a new parliamentary report.
Yalea-Linguland deal collapse reveals agency’s debts
Swiss education agency Yalea has ceased operations, leaving debts to language school partners unpaid according to multiple industry sources, with German agency Linguland which it acquired less than five months ago continuing to operate independently.
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.
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.
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