FDSV reveals protection plan for consumers
The Association of German Language Schools and Language Tour Operators (FDSV) has introduced a student protection plan to “increase consumer confidence”.
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US institution partnerships with agents “growing”, survey suggests
The number of US higher education institutions choosing to partner with education agents worldwide appears to be growing, a survey has indicated. However, respondents also identified ethical concerns with the agency model.
Shape different future for int’l student success and inclusion, urges ACE report
US international education needs to reconsider the meaning of international student success and inclusion, and look to build lifelong relationships with students in three phases, a report has suggested.
10,000 international students “best case” for NZ HE campuses this year
New Zealand universities are preparing to welcome students back on campus for semester 1 in February, but with a greatly reduced international student population.
Coalition to focus on value of global engagement
The International Coalition for Global Education and Exchange will seek to advocate the “critical value of global engagement and public diplomacy”.
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.
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.
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