...students in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, and Colombia. Policy settings intrude This year’s Education at a Glance notes that policy settings in destination countries have begun to influence student...
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...Brazil moved past Colombia to become the largest ELT market during the year. With the exception of Colombia, all of the top five senders have declined from pre-pandemic...
...programmes that provided funding for extended language studies for Saudi Arabian and Brazilian students. When those scholarship supports began to wind down in 2016, so too did ELT...
...there were still three Latin markets – Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia – counted among the top ten senders for 2024. More broadly, however, Asia won out as the leading sending...
...“Brazil [438 Schools: 32% growth in 5 years]: Investments in modern infrastructure, student wellbeing, and academic excellence is positioning Brazil’s international schools market as vibrant and future-ready on...
...of BEX – Brazilian Exchange. For additional background on the subject, please see our related feature, “Who decides about quality? Education agents and the question of increased regulation“....
...come from elsewhere in Europe – and especially from Italy and Spain – whereas adult students come from further afield, and from Latin America (e.g., Brazil, Mexico, Chile) and Asia...
...study for Brazilian students looking at study abroad: Most of Brazil’s outbound students are pursuing English-language courses, but there are also significant numbers opting for higher education. Brazil...