Through a partnership with Indonesia's largest automobile manufacturer, IndoMobil, Eleutian are delivering OUP ELT from classrooms built on trucks. The program has 1,000 students and is expanding.
Foreign universities will be allowed to operate in partnership with private Indonesian universities in a bid to improve the country's higher education system.
An AFS Intercultural Programs survey has revealed the US, UK and Australia are the most sought-after study abroad destinations by Indonesian teens. However almost half of respondents highlighted security issues as a major concern.
A report exploring foreign provider oversight in five key international school markets asserts that policies in Malaysia and the UAE are the most favourable for international school development.
US institutions hoping to increase their international student recruitment should look to Brazil, Vietnam, Indonesia and Nigeria as the top for emerging markets to watch over the next three years.
Malaysia and Indonesia have signed an MoU agreement granting higher education students a two-year visa between the two countries that is renewable every two years. The changes will affect around 5,000 Malaysian students in Indonesia and 14,000 Indonesian students in Malaysia.
Collaborations between HE institutions in the UK and Indonesia were fortified last month at the Science and Innovation Conference in Jakarta, and UK and Indonesian universities will co-bid for seed funding for development projects. In the same week, the UK's GREAT campaign was rolled out in the country by the Duke of York.
A new international strategy from UCAS, significant opportunity in markets such as Indonesia and Iraq and a revelatory update from Universities UK all featured in a information-loaded BUILA annual conference last week. Organisations working hard to boost the sector's international capabilities interacted with delegates in the Scottish capital.