UK: Twin partners with Surrey on employability
/?php if ( is_category('pie-chat') ) {?> /?php }?>An employability services provider in the UK has partnered with the University of Surrey to provide pharmaceutical industry placements for students.
An employability services provider in the UK has partnered with the University of Surrey to provide pharmaceutical industry placements for students.
International graduates in the UK are struggling to secure employment and, as a result, are seeking future opportunities outside the country, a survey has found.
Humanities departments in the US may need to shift their focus so students can find better post-study work – and garner a “wider variety” of international students, stakeholders have suggested.
New visa salary thresholds coming into force in the UK have worried business leaders that a “hike in wages” could deter international graduates from settling in the country.
International students have revealed how much they were really spending on their UK education, with one saying they see themselves as an investor who “expects returns”.
English language teachers at British Council Taiwan have unionised for the first time, demanding a salary increase to keep up with 25% inflation and to end 20 years of wage stagnation.
A study conducted in Sweden has shown efforts on foreign skills recognitions are contributing to integration in Swedish society – especially for women.
If there is going to be changes to evidence requirements for visa processing in Australia, the federal government must offer further transparency to avoid student refusals, IDP’s CEO has said.
New analysis demonstrating the “extraordinary” contribution international students make to the economy – and students’ appetite to look elsewhere – shows “speculation comes at a cost”, a key stakeholder has said.
Haziness around the skilled worker visa salary threshold is leading to concern from both students and lawyers, The PIE understands.
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