“At the moment, 600,000 students come to the UK each year to learn English, and that contributes GBP 2 billion to the UK economy.” — Amy Rogers, UK...
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...like experiential marketing. WES notes that technology “allows universities to reduce conversion time and personalise communication – an important aspect of satisfying younger students who expect fast turnaround...
...allocation breaks down as per the following: CDN $10 million over two years for higher education marketing; CDN $13 million over two years to the Mitacs Globalink Program,...
...accommodation, university placement, and student activities. Kolber explains that they have a very interactive relationship with their agency partners, asking the agents for market feedback, brainstorming new products...
...‘customer’ to include content wholesalers, content consumers, financiers, employers and parents; disaggregate the value chain to create new areas of specialisation, such as content aggregation, mass distribution, assessment...
...and visas. The People in International Education: Students, education institutions’ personnel, and immigration authorities. Promoting International Education: Working effectively, marketing, and ethics. The IATC is delivered online free...
...immediate boost has appeared in the form of a major youth marketing campaign from Tourism Australia. New report released A new report commissioned by the Australian government on...
...to marketing, but today, ICEF Monitor takes a look at some of these emerging trends, especially those that impact on the international education sector. At one with their...