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The UK Home Office has confirmed that international students will remain eligible for post-study work rights upon graduation if they begin their studies online in the next academic year.
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Senior stakeholders in both the UK and Australia have used public webinar platforms to affirm that commitments to student visa policy regarding post-study work will be further clarified in the coming weeks.
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Canada has announced “flexible” post-graduation work permit rules, while several institutions have introduced support funds to help struggling students.
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Australia will allow international students to access retirement savings they have accumulated while working in the country, as the international education sector urges more support.
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Languages Canada’s new strategic plan includes work rights for language students and the rollout of a teaching assistant program as part of its bold new vision, unveiled at its recent Vancouver conference.
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With post-study work rights coming soon, the need is even more pressing to make employability central to a university’s mission, driving post-study success in the UK and overseas. Delegates heard diverse perspectives on how to achieve this at a UUKi event.
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International students who remain in Canada earn between 17% and 38% less than Canadian graduates one year after graduation, a report has found. However, the salary gaps narrow over time.