New ‘soft power’ opportunity after Taiwan election
Taiwan was one of the first of many countries this year to hold its election, with former president Tsai Ing-Wen's Democratic People's Party gaining victory.
Taiwan was one of the first of many countries this year to hold its election, with former president Tsai Ing-Wen's Democratic People's Party gaining victory.
Taiwan is aiming to retain 210,000 international students after they have graduated in a bid to boost the region’s workforce.
Taiwan’s government watchdog has accused three ministries of failing to protect foreign students from exploitation, following a string of scandals.
ILSC Education Group has announced the expansion of its partnership with TVO ILC to implement a unique dual-diploma program, in cooperation with four Taiwanese high schools.
Newly-installed UK prime minister Liz Truss is signalling a new direction for Chinese language in the UK, as talks are in the mix to replace Confucius Institutes with teachers from Taiwan.
Universities in Taiwan are launching programs to sponsor the degrees of Ukrainian students, in an effort to show its support for the country.
A school in Taiwan has become the first public school in the region to offer the South Australian senior secondary curriculum to its students
Education consultancy UKEAS has rebranded as Intake Education as it seeks to establish its identity as "leader in the global education advisory".