Rising inflation, concerns about China security and the Ukraine crisis will all have “long-term impacts” on international education, stakeholders at BUILA’s conference said.

Inflation is impacting schools and agents on “numerous fronts” and may result in the need for them to increase their prices says ALTO.

Barricades being removed around being able to “work or pursue occupational training” is one of many optimistic trends leading to a resurgence of South Asian students in North America.

Top academics from universities across the globe have issued an appeal to the Japanese consulate general to begin issuing student visas.

We’ve been dealing with issues in the international consulates not operating properly, which was something that we didn't expect

FELTOM said that its member schools were “unprepared and shocked by the government’s unexpected and rigid decision” to close ELT schools again.

Education export earnings for Australia decreased by 21.4% in 2020 to $31.7 billion, with ELICOS and non-award courses particularly hard hit.

A survey conducted last month by FELTOM has shown the ELT industry in Malta has seen an increase in bookings this summer.