The London-headquartered International Schools Partnership has announced a touring festival to promote international education to students in Latin America.

Colombian student numbers for Australia are now the highest in history, according to new figures published in an update from Austrade.

Police reportedly smashed through the gates of the National University of San Marcos and forced a group of around 90 students out of their dormitories.

Guangzhou's South China University of Technology has launched a three-week course on emerging technologies in the Greater Bay Area.

K-12 provider Nord Anglia Education has welcomed its 76th partner school, with Colegio Peruano Británico in Peru joining the family of schools.

Flywire has announced an expansion of its digital payment business in Latin America to help students, educators and agents by accelerating funds flow and streamlining operational costs.

The UK arm of Peru’s PRONABEC postgraduate scholarship programme was launched earlier this month for an expected 200 Peruvian postgraduate students to study at UK universities per year.

The demand for ELT across Latin America is ripe as governments view the language as a tool to access the global economy. However supply is barred by a lack of quality teaching force and low access.