Vietnam looks to internationalise VET sector
Vocational education and training in Vietnam requires a national strategy if the sector is to further internationalise and broaden, experts have suggested.
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UK lifts police registration for int’l students
The UK international education sector has widely praised the lifting of a rule requiring international students to register with the police.
ELT: ACE opens sixth centre in Cambodia
The IDP-owned Australian Centre for Education has opened a new 8,000-student capacity campus in Cambodia’s capital city, Phnom Penh.
Remaining top study destination is US foreign policy “priority”
Remaining the world’s top study destination for international students is a US foreign policy priority for the Biden administration, the sector heard at the EducationUSA’s Forum.
TNE innovation ‘reinforcing’ Australia’s education reputation
Australia’s government is viewing TNE as a means to counter skills shortages, engage with key partner countries, and strengthen Australia’s global reputation.
Canada offers work permit extension to former international students
The Canadian government has announced that former international students, whose work permits are expiring will be offered the opportunity to work in Canada for another 18 months by extending their permits.
Two UK unis defer Sri Lankans but demand continues to increase
Despite the ongoing unrest, forex payment issues and governmental upheaval, the appetite for study abroad is still very prevalent among Sri Lankan students, according to a leading agent in the country.
Nigeria next for bilateral UK ed agreement
Following the UK-India Enhanced Trade Partnership, it is now clear that Nigeria will be next in line for a deeper bilateral UK partnership led by the DIT.
$1.5m backing for US study abroad programs
The US Department of State has awarded nearly $1.5 million to 44 colleges and universities to develop and expand study abroad programs.
Wales: successful Taith projects confirmed
Education providers in Wales are learning if their applications to the first round of Wales’s new reciprocal exchange program have been successful.
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