‘The willingness is there’ – Canadian language sector pushes for work rights
Languages Canada is confident that the country will revise its study and work rights policy to benefit language students financially and pedagogically.
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ELT missing out on housing amid host shortage
UK ELT is grappling with a housing shortage, with providers saying they are being pushed out by universities who have enrolled record numbers of international students.
UK ELT bullish for future but Brexit headaches linger
Policies in the UK introduced after the country left the European Union are limiting growth in ELT numbers, with Ireland and Malta gaining marketshare, stakeholders have suggested.
PSI to deliver language tests at IHWO schools
Language testing provider PSI has entered into a new partnership with International House World Organisation to offer English tests at the network’s 150 language schools.
Partnership and wellbeing in focus at Languages Canada
Though staffing numbers are down, language student figures in Canada are increasing after falling by nearly 100,000 last year, from a 2018 high of nearly 160,000 students.
UK ELT buoyant for 2023 after “bounce back year”
The UK’s English language sector is continuing on its “gradual” recovery, recording a 44% rise in student weeks in Q4 2022 compared with the previous year, but providers in the country are optimistic for the year ahead.
“Remarkable recovery” in Australian ELICOS
The ELICOS sector had the highest volume increase in commencements of any sector in Australia in 2022, according to the 2022 ELICOS Market Analysis by English Australia.
Twin Group launches new Valencia program
International students can benefit from a new internship and work experience program in Valencia, launched by London-based education provider Twin Group.
Aus: int’l student base “gaining momentum”
Post-pandemic recovery in Australia’s international education sector “continues to gain momentum”, according to data cited by Universities Australia.
Uninsured students hit by school closure
At least 13 students who had paid money to International House Galway were not covered by learner protection insurance when the school went into liquidation.
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