Australia wants “robust” sector regulation
The Australian government is looking for “robust and resilient ways” to regulate the country’s international education sector.
The Australian government is looking for “robust and resilient ways” to regulate the country’s international education sector.
Australia has officially joined a UNESCO framework allowing qualifications from its institutions to be recognised internationally.
Education suppliers will have "greater access" to the Indian market, the Australian government said as the ECTA came into force on December 29.
The number of students arriving in Australia in October this year was 43.6% lower than pre-Covid figures for the same month in 2019, new figures show.
Australia's parliament will examine the country's international education recovery in a new inquiry, announced on October 20.
Despite the hard hit taken by Australia’s ELICOS sector during the pandemic, sector leaders and experts have resonated a shared sense of optimism at the English Australia conference.
Australia’s immigration department has become aware of fraudulent student visa applications submitted via Indian agents, exacerbating the country's visa backlog crisis.
Extraordinary visa delays for international students have put the breaks on Australia's international education recovery just four months after borders fully re-opened.
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