The Internet has changed everything in terms of international student recruitment. For agents, digital has represented both an opportunity and a threat, as Laurent Pasquet,...
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From the field: Recruiting in the Philippines
The Philippines has been poised for outbound growth for some time now, and especially so over the last couple of years as the country has...
Australia to publish agent performance data this year
Australia is following through on a reporting plan that has been some years in the making. The Australian government will begin...
IALC announces new agency recognition programme
In recent years, there have been a number of initiatives to recognise qualified education agents and now IALC – the International Association of Language Centres,...In a year of political and economic challenges, Turkey continues to show strong demand for study abroad...
Findings from the 12th annual ICEF i-graduate Agent Barometer were released this week at ICEF Berlin. The 2018 survey was administered over August and September this...
An annual survey of senior US college admissions staff finds continuing pressure on both domestic and international enrolments at many institutions. The 2018 Survey of...
Findings from two recent survey efforts highlight some key aspects of effective agency-educator relationships. In Agent-University Partnerships: The State of the Field and Commission Structure...
The 2018 edition of the QS Applicant Survey was released earlier this year, and this month the company has also made available several more specific data...
Sub-Saharan Africa has become an increasingly important region for international student recruitment, and is home to a number of significant sending markets, notably Nigeria and...
Every five years, the WYSE Travel Confederation puts its New Horizons Survey in the field to monitor key trends in the under-30 travel market. The...
New Zealand is moving forward with a new 12-year international education strategy – the New Zealand Education Strategy 2018–2030 – that prioritises student experience, educational quality, and...
The junior language travel market – that is, programmes for those aged 18 and under – has been one of the industry’s most dynamic segments for some...
A new study published by the International Association of Language Centres (IALC) shows that students are increasingly interested in acquiring a new language to support...
Kenya is one of those markets that is sometimes hard to see clearly. The official stats from UNESCO suggest that outbound mobility has been essentially...
Indonesia has a long-running, on-again-off-again strategy to open up its higher education system to foreign providers. The legislation that provides for such foreign participation in...
Bangladesh continues to demonstrate its potential as one of the most important emerging markets for study abroad in South Asia. It is the eighth most-populous...
One of the very interesting stories in higher education this decade is the continuing expansion of English-taught programmes...
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