A fall 2017 member survey conducted by English USA reveals that a majority of Intensive English Programmes (IEPs) in the US are reporting continued declines...
Intensive English Programmes
From the field: Recruiting for US ELT programmes
Intensive English Programmes (IEPs) in the US have been buffeted by sharp enrolment declines over the last two years. The subset of 400+ language programmes...US ELT numbers continue downward trend
Enrolment in Intensive English Programmes (IEPs) in the US continued to decline in 2017, with student numbers down...More than 200,000 Japanese students abroad in 2016
The latest data from Japan suggests that the number of outbound students grew by roughly 15% between...Australian Minister for Education and Training Simon Birmingham took the opportunity of his ministerial address at the Australian International Education Conference (AIEC) in Hobart last...
From the turn of the century onward, Europe has seen dramatic growth in the number of English-medium programmes on...
Intensive English Programmes (IEPs) across the US are experiencing deep declines in enrolments, pushing administrators to look for new markets, develop new partners, and be...
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Japan books 12% growth in international enrolment in 2018 https://t.co/ATDAW8sEab https://t.co/iP8yN8JweP - 13 hours ago
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Year in review: What we learned in 2018 https://t.co/aRFFtWRe5N https://t.co/Rf2TdYesa4 - 1 month ago
Five steps to a more active alumni programme https://t.co/O4xU1jkS75 https://t.co/SvYcY3nxqK - 1 month ago
From the field: Recruiting in the Internet age https://t.co/LRBUR7GFOl https://t.co/Im8yuj00b9 - 1 month ago
Australia: Strong growth raises questions of risk management https://t.co/caVyUxLpPc https://t.co/E966hGY4Y4 - 1 month ago
UK higher education under pressure https://t.co/PyfJu2rTgn https://t.co/vdlaERjK0a - 1 month ago
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