UK employers ‘don’t understand’ graduate visa
UK employers need to better understand the graduate visa route as a valid right to work in the country, stakeholders have urged.
UK employers need to better understand the graduate visa route as a valid right to work in the country, stakeholders have urged.
International students joining Dutch institutions in the 2021/22 academic year are expected to yield around €1.5 billion to the country's treasury throughout their lifetimes, according to calculations from Nuffic.
Former international students who have a post-graduate work permit expiring in 2022 will qualify for an additional permit of up to 18 months under new government measures.
The UK graduate route will prove a "win-win" after UUK research found more graduates are needed to fill around one million UK jobs, stakeholders have said.
International students play an “essential role” in Canada and it is vital that the country is kept as a “top destination of choice”, stakeholders heard at Applyboard's Canadian Educate the World conference.
Australia has announced measures to help the country's international education sector "roar back", the government has said, with more than $37 million pumped in for providers most affected by Covid-19 and an extension for some post-study work rights.
Prospective international students continue to be driven towards study destinations offering on-campus learning, post-study work opportunities and pathways to migration, fresh research has suggested.
The Australian government should consider changes to post-study work arrangements for students on courses leading to jobs in occupations with a "persistent skills shortage", a committee report has indicated.
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