With challenges like mental health, one single central policy isn't going to work.

British Columbia’s government has launched an online “one-stop shop” with information and resources for prospective international high school students on how to study in the province.

China's K-12 sector is becoming a hotspot for international investment, and foreign companies should forge partnerships locally in order to successfully establish themselves in the market, according to a recent report.

Canadian public schools voiced their concerns about bill C-35 at this year’s CAPS-I conference in Toronto, complaining that the reform was making them “jump through hoops” to recruit international K-12 students. The bill, enacted in March 2011, makes it an offence for anyone other than an “authorised representative” of the government to advise on a students’ visa application for a fee.

A raft of far-reaching proposals to overhaul K-12 level international education programmes in British Columbia, Canada – including a levy on foreign students – is being mooted by the provincial government. It says the reforms will protect the reputation of BC education abroad, but many in the sector complain they have not been consulted.