Agent e-learning platform ICEF Academy revealed
ICEF has announced a new e-learning platform for international student recruitment specialists and agents seeking professional development opportunities.
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US: “victory” as OPT ruling upheld by appeal court
The US Court of Appeals upheld a ruling by the district court granting the administration the legal authority for OPT to be allowed for F-1 international students.
IALC & TIECA partnership seeks opportunities
School association IALC and Thai agent group TIECA have signed an agreement to “foster opportunities” for member schools and agencies across Thailand.
ELICOS leader Bundesen remembered
Australia’s ELICOS sector has paid tribute to its long-standing member, Christine Bundesen, the founding member of English Australia and NEAS board member.
Australia: sector shares optimism on ELICOS recovery
Despite the hard hit taken by Australia’s ELICOS sector during the pandemic, sector leaders and experts have resonated a shared sense of optimism at the English Australia conference.
Australian peak bodies seek ties with Indian partners
Peak bodies in Australia are looking to cement ties with Indian partners, with stakeholders joining a delegation to the South Asian country this week.
Ukraine ‘grateful’ for UK support as schools destroyed
Ukraine today thanked UK universities for supporting the war-torn country’s education system over the past seven months where 2,000 institutions have been damaged.
AIRC and CTCF reveal scholarship for UK students
A new scholarship program for underrepresented students from the UK to study in the US has launched with a $100,000 backing.
Dynamic pricing in study travel still unpopular, say stakeholders
While the concept of dynamic pricing in the study travel sector has been discussed in 2022, it remains unpopular with the majority of stakeholders.
Canadian English language sector battles teacher shortage
As Canada’s language sector begins to recover from the pandemic, it faces a new challenge – a shortage of English-language teachers.
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