COVID-19 is decimating Australia's ELICOS sector and without immediate government support, many colleges will be forced to close, the CEO of English Australia has warned.

Australia is striving to become the “destination of choice” for aspiring English learners within five years, with the government releasing a new strategy to grow the market.

Australia's Dept of Education, Skills and Employment has released a report on students who studied ELICOS as part of a study pathway, with figures showing mixed results for 2019.

More work is needed for off-campus safety according to a guide from English Australia, which found more than half had experienced a critical safety incident.

The ongoing success of Australia's international education industry has been built on overlapping relationships of trust, according to speakers at the Allianz Partners summit on the Gold Coast.

Australia's ELICOS sector closed out 2018 in more or less the same position it was in the previous year, according to the latest English Australia figures.

Australia’s ELICOS sector is heading for another record year for enrolment number, but overall growth is flat, and the gap between where students are coming from and where they are going is widening.

Australia’s National Tertiary Education Union has renewed concerns international students are being recruited with low English proficiency.