A new report from ISC Research has highlighted the growth of "an international style of education" in China, amid a steep rise in Chinese-owned schools, with fears about economic slow-down not noticed.

Bright Scholar has announced it has entered into agreements to acquire 25% equity interest in Start Camp Education. The company targets to close the transaction in May 2019.

The Saudi Arabian education minister Hamad Al-Sheikh announced a new program for teachers in the Kingdom to learn Mandarin in order to teach Saudi students.

Digital learning will take precedent in foreign language lessons in Turkish schools, while lessons will vary across types of schools that pupils attend.

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.