Learning a new language is not just for the young. Outside the customary reasons for pursuing a new language, such as university studies or a better job, there is also the relaxed-pace learner. Reem Nafie explores the 50+ age bracket and how educators are enticing this growing market segment.

Germany's combination of world-class higher education institutions and a tuition-free public university system made it the first choice for many students ahead of the UK and France.

The aim is to encourage the next generation of Filipino leaders who have shown strong academic and professional abilities to develop their expertise by studying and carrying out research work in France.

The attractiveness of France as a study destination is continuing to grow, with 64% of respondents in a recent survey choosing it ahead of Germany, the US and the UK.

The entertainment-based English language learning service has announced new distribution partnerships in Asia and the Middle East after reaching the 1 million user mark for learners outside of France.

The latest Soft Power 30 rankings have shown France’s ascent to the leading position knocking the US down to the third slot and reflecting a global preference for outward looking, business-friendly politics. The UK retained its second place position, but not without its global reputation taking a hit after the Brexit vote.

Three lycées internationals will open around Paris, as the government slashes regulatory burdens on the banking sector to attract foreign business post-Brexit.

A new agreement between three higher education associations in Canada and France aims to encourage students enrolled in French universities to teach in francophone Canada.