...US, plus Australia, South Korea and Spain) and the “E7” – that is, the seven-largest emerging market economies (Brazil, China, India, Indonesia, Mexico, Russia, and Turkey). The following...
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...Now based in Denver, he has extensive experience in Brazil, Chile, and Argentina and an impressive track record of innovation and expansion in international education. We began our...
...following a 27% increase in 2012/2013). There has been a huge increase in offers of admission to Brazilian students. Though they compose only 1% of the overall total,...
...big thing. But where are the real opportunities for foreign education providers? Characteristics of the Brazilian market The education sector in Brazil generates about US $75 billion per...
...strong, double-digit gains for YTD November 2014 (on a base of 8,000 students or more). These include Brazil (+26.8%), Nepal (+27.2%), Pakistan (+15.9%), Hong Kong (+22%), and the...
...non-EU markets – including Brazil, China, India, Indonesia, Mexico, Russia, South Korea, Thailand and Vietnam – notes that the number of inbound students from those countries has grown...
...former Portuguese colony. In earlier centuries, the land now called Angola played a key role in the Portuguese slave trade with another distant colony, Brazil. Angolans fought a...
...than in the previous year. Students from China, Saudi Arabia, India, Brazil, Iran, and Kuwait accounted for nearly all of that growth, with China and Saudi Arabia together...