Canada: BSCA launches online portal
The Business Schools Association of Canada has created an online portal for international and domestic students interested in studying business.
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Language sector needs ring-fencing and reform, urge stakeholders
Immersive language education will need reforming and ring-fencing according to providers and agents, in order to ensure the longterm viability of the sector.
Latin American agents form association REAL
Education agents from different countries in Latin America have a launched a new agent association, REAL, to represent their sector across the continent.
K-12: associations BAISIS and BSA join forces
The British Association of Independent Schools with International Students and the Boarding Schools’ Association have announced a formal partnership.
Swifter gov’t bailout vital, says English UK
The UK’s ELT sector needs urgent government clarification that members’ business should be eligible for business rates relief – and faster access to loans, says English UK.
Languages Canada’s new roadmap as data shows slowdown for long-term enrolments
Languages Canada’s new strategic plan includes work rights for language students and the rollout of a teaching assistant program as part of its bold new vision, unveiled at its recent Vancouver conference.
US State Department in foreign relations and agent alignment push
The US State Dept used the AIRC Conference to speak of its marketing mission and increased engagement with education agencies as it seeks to maintain international student market share.
UK launches int’l ambassador scheme
First forum for international students to speak about their experience in the country hailed a success, with charming student keynote on “love affair” with the UK.
New Zealand: ISANA NZ rebrands
ISANA NZ has used its annual conference to launch a new website and a refresh of its corporate colour to distinguish itself from the Australian branch.
IB to abolish student exam registration fee
The IB has announced that it is abolishing its “candidate registration” fee to reduce financial burdens on students and open up access to its programs.
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