UK ‘recommits’ to strategy after PGT dependant ban
The UK has “recommitted” to the aims of its international education strategy days after announcing a ban on PGT students bringing dependants to the country.
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Turnitin flagging checks offered on Chinese website Taobao
Services that appear to enable students to check if their plagiarised essays will be flagged by Turnitin have been paid for thousands of times, according to the Chinese website Taobao.
Adventus raises AUD$22m from existing investors
International student recruitment marketplace Adventus.io has raised AUD$22 million in series B funding from its existing shareholders.
“It’s really about the blend”: Bill Gates on AI in the classroom
AI is going to revolutionise teaching & learning in the same way that it has huge implications for the delivery of healthcare services, but it will never replace teachers, according to Bill Gates.
Jisc report explores international students’ digital experience
Higher education leaders and those working in international strategic planning should integrate international strategies with digital transformation strategies, according to a recent Jisc report.
ELT: “streamlined booking” portal debated at IALC 2023
The idea of a streamlined, complete booking system for agents in direct conjunction with language schools “could work”, but some stakeholders remain sceptical – with some smaller agencies saying the technology could interfere with school relationships.
XEquals envisions ‘game-changing’ conversion
A new student conversion platform has launched in the US promising to be a “game-changer” in helping institutions reach their enrolment goals.
Global Reach partners with E2 on test prep
Through a new alliance with Australian edtech platform E2, education agency Global Reach will be able to “transform” its student test prep experience.
Enroly UK data lake now biggest for benchmarking
Technology company Enroly has launched a new product to help universities benchmark their international admissions performance against the sector.
Pearson sells OPM arm to private equity firm
Pearson has made the decision to sell its online management services platform for universities to global private equity firm Regent.
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