The British government has announced that Colombians visiting the UK will no longer need a visa from November 9, in a move that could see more Colombians pursuing English language courses.
EnglishUSA expects a new government project will lead to $5 million in exports, while it is also campaigning for visa interview waivers for future students.
The Gulf market for English language teaching providers is a “ very tough market to break”, but they must “get themselves out there,” a stakeholder familiar with the area said.
On October 3, the Centre of English Studies opened a new school in downtown Vancouver to meet demand for more locations in Canada.
School association IALC and Thai agent group TIECA have signed an agreement to “foster opportunities” for member schools and agencies across Thailand.
Australia’s ELICOS sector has paid tribute to its long-standing member, Christine Bundesen, the founding member of English Australia and NEAS board member.
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.
While the concept of dynamic pricing in the study travel sector has been discussed in 2022, it remains unpopular with the majority of stakeholders.
The UK ELT sector has celebrated four decades of its renowned inspection scheme Accreditation UK, jointly run by the British Council and English UK.
Some summer schools based in the UK have reported that some countries’ visitor visas have been delayed so much that students have not been able to attend, according to stakeholders.
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