The new integrity unit will give regulators in Australia intel to identify non-compliance, after AQSA cancelled or rejected 30 registration in the past year.

The crackdown in the Australian international VET sector continues apace, with another raft of new measures. Claire Field gives her perspective

The Albanese government has launched AUS$37.8 million integrity unit designed to "weed out" unlawful behaviour in the VET sector and protect vulnerable students.

The regulation body for VET providers in Australia has announced a series of campaigns to overhaul its efforts to effectively “regulate international student delivery”. 

With some Australian onshore providers exposed as "gaming the system" by using unregulated agents, what will become of the sector's social licence?

Regulators for private VET providers in Australia have been admonished by stakeholders over their alleged lack of action regarding non-compliance.

Peak bodies have submitted a statement to the Australian government on concerns relating to onshore student transfer practices adopted by some providers.

The Australian government has announced a $53 million Covid support package for international education providers in the country hardest hit by the pandemic.