Chinese education agency association, BOSSA, has signed an MoU with StudentMarketing to work more closely to build both interest among Chinese in overseas study and in promoting study and scholarship opportunities in China.
Global market intelligence and business development company, StudentMarketing, has opened its first local office in Tianjin, China to help educators at all levels enter one of the largest and most idiosyncratic international student marketplaces.
The UK maintained a leading position in the global ELT market in 2014, but is losing market share as it faces increasing competition from other destinations, according to English UK’s annual statistics report.
Youth travel consultancy, StudentMarketing, has signed an MoU with UN World Tourism Organisation paving the way for the production of a global report on youth and student tourism.
Research commissioned by independent language school association, IALC, reveals that education agents value the accessibility and friendliness of independent schools. CEO of agency giant STB in Brazil echoed the results at the IALC conference in France.
The days of double-digit growth may be a thing of the past for most ELT providers as the sector moves into a phase of consolidation according to specialist consultancy firm Student Marketing.
Canadian public schools aren’t doing enough to promote the country’s unique French/English bilingual society new research commissioned by the Canadian Association of Public Schools - International (CAPS-I) has found. The single most significant reason high school students choose to study in Canada for French language acquisition is the country’s bilingual environment it reports.
Using or reappraising relations with education agencies, or outsourcing other aspects of international student recruitment – whether that is social media management, enquiry management or regional representation – is on the rise within UK higher education. Jim Butler reports on the new recruitment environment, as competition intensifies for overseas students and operating conditions also turn the screw.
