Western Australia’s government has unveiled a $41.2 million package to establish a pipeline of prospective onshore foreign students and re-engage international education agents. The plan, which was unveiled on May...
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Canada and U.K. move up the priority list for International students
As study preferences between International students continue to change because of the ongoing pandemic, the U.K and Canada have come out on top amongst other countries. An analysis of a recent study by...
The Expression of Interest draws in Ontario are the largest to date
On July 13, Ontario hosted three major Provincial Nominee Program (PNPs) draws in remote regions, targeting foreign workers, international students, and candidates with a job offer. The Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program...
Thrust to the US economy as international travel is set to reopen in November
Early November’s lifting of international travel restrictions is projected to stimulate the US economy, particularly for tourist locations such as New York and corporate travel. On Thursday, US Commerce Secretary...
International Students In A Limbo, Australian Authorities Yet to Confirm The Re-Opening Date
The date for opening the international borders was not confirmed in Australia’s National Cabinet meeting but reports indicate that the country’s borders may still reopen to international students and skilled...
Western Australia Supports International Education By Allocating AUS$16 Million
As part of a new support package, Western Australia has allocated AUS$16 million to the state’s foreign education sector. The assistance initiative comes after the state postponed the reopening of its borders due...
Study Abroad: Important International Scholarships In New Zealand
The colleges of New Zealand fall among the top 3% of the world’s best colleges (as revealed by the QS University World Rankings). You can even bear the cost of an extraordinary way of life assuming you choose to apply...
International Students See ‘Value Gap’ In US Higher Education: Study
International students wholeheartedly recommend studying in the United States but are more sceptical that American education will pay off in their careers, according to a recent survey. These somewhat contradictory...
France To Suspend Short-Haul Flights From April
France is becoming the first country in the European Union bloc to impose the rule of reducing carbon emissions and getting more citizens to use the French high-speed trains, known as TGV. The French government, in...
Education System Of Countries Should Have Crisis-Sensitive Policies: Says UNESCO, Citing Ukraine War
The unfolding events in Ukraine are a stark reminder that crises can strike anytime and the education system in all the countries must have plans to prepare, respond and recover from such emergencies, according to...
