Japan targets int’l workers with PSW boost
Japan has pledged to create more opportunities for international students to find work in the country, the government has announced.
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Traffickers exploiting student visas at global level, reports reveal
International students are at risk of workplace exploitation, and even more alarmingly according to a series of reports, of student visa routes being targeted by human traffickers.
US: Social media storm as full impact of fake university sting revealed
As reports reveal another 90 international students impacted, lawyers claim some were duped into violating immigration rules in “pay-to-stay” scandal in Detroit, MI. Meanwhile, six of the recruiters are sentenced to jail.
UK PSW takes interest from Australia
Indian students’ interest in the UK exploded after announcing plans to reintroduce PSWR, taking market share predominantly from Australia.
Put student outcomes first – GEx conference
Student outcomes must be kept in mind throughout the time international students are in the UK, recruitment officers heard at the sixth GEx conference.
Aus: most post-study work visa holders struggle to find work in their field
The majority of international graduates who chose to pursue Australia’s post-study work visa secure full-time work, however, less than half end up working in a role related to their field.
UK: Grads of 2021 likely to benefit from PSW
A Home Office spokesperson confirmed this week that graduates of 2021 are likely to benefit from the new post-study work route that was unveiled.
“Unequivocally good news”: UK reacts to PSW
Elation and enthusiasm greets news that the UK will change its policy on post-study work rights, but international students in the UK are already asking, ‘why not us, too?’.
Two-year work rights for international students in UK reinstated for 2020/21
The UK education sector is elated that post-study work rights are set to be offered to international students for two years post-graduation, with enrolments from the 2020/21 academic year set to benefit from this new immigration rule.
US H1-B policies put startups at a disadvantage, study finds
US H1-B policies may be preventing foreign PhD students in the US from working at startups, in favour of larger companies, restricting startups’ access to a talented workforce.
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