The South African government will now issue study visas of up to 18 months for English as a Foreign Language students enrolled with recognised English...
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South Africa’s Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET) has moved to formally recognise the members of the English language school association Education South Africa...From the Field: South African ELT rebounding this year
In 2015, South Africa’s English Language Teaching (ELT) enrolment went off a cliff. The year before, the South African government had passed new immigration legislation...South African ELT recovery underway
Enrolment in South African English Language Teaching (ELT) programmes has begun to recover from a drastic decline in 2015. Recently released full-year data for 2016...Follow
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