British Columbia (BC) immigration has issued 72 new invitations to apply in their recent BC PNP tech pilot draw that was held on October 6. The minimum required score to get the invite was 80. The tech pilot draws held...
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Harvard Business Schools new Dean is American Indian Srikant Datar
Srikant Datar who is an alumnus of the prestigious University of Bombay and IIM, Ahmedabad became the second consecutive Indian-origin dean of the Harvard Business School. Before him, Nitin Nohria was the leading the...
Digital tools aid international students for easy and swift travel
Students, travel agents, and educators can now access a growing number of online resources designed to help them stay up to date on rapidly changing public health conditions and travel rules for destinations all...
Post-Pandemic: Business-Related Immigration Programs on Surge in Canada
When the devastating Covid virus swept the globe, it had a significant impact on the commercial immigration industry. It has a huge influence on employees and migratory workers all around the world as well. Everything...
WHO Criticises ‘Punishing’ Travel Prohibitions Over Omicron Concerns That Affect Students, Travellers
The World Health Organization (WHO) has severely reprimanded countries for implementing quick travel bans on Africans, noting that such measures should be based on scientific evidence rather than preconceptions. In...
Worlds’ Top Business Leaders’ Have Academic Backgrounds From Foreign Institutions
According to a recent study, only about one-third of the world’s top CEOs have completed some type of study abroad program, and this estimate is growing steadily over the years. CEOs from Africa lead the pack in...
PNP Immigration Update From December 2021 For Ontario, British Columbia, Manitoba, Prince Edward Island
Canada’s Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP) issued more than 3,000 invitations to apply for provincial nomination during the month of December. Almost every Canadian province and territory has its own PNP with the...
International Students To Benefit By The Revised Consular Guidance For Visa Officials: US State Department
The US Department of State has amended its advice for consular officers who grant study visas for aspiring foreign students, a development that stakeholders have applauded and anticipate which will assist...
More Than 70% Indian Students Aspire To Study Abroad Are Willing To Opt For Hybrid Study Model
More than 70% of Indian students who aspire to study abroad are willing to opt for a hybrid model– a combination of online and offline learning – in a bid to save money, according to a survey. Over 4,000 candidates were...
“Gen Z” Students Require Skills-Based Education At “Hyper Hybrid” Campuses: Forum At Dubai’s Expo 2020
Traditional models of rote learning and purely-academic schooling are failing to equip “Gen Z” students of today, who need to acquire skills-based education at “hyper hybrid” campuses, heard the ‘Qudwa-PISA Global...
