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Global ELT volumes dipped in 2024

Globally, the ELT sector gave back some hard-won, post-pandemic gains in 2024. An annual study of eight top English language learning destinations – Australia, Canada, Ireland, Malta, New...

What students want: The top decision factors for study abroad

...have prioritised goals such as international and intercultural experience, foreign language acquisition, and the prestige of a degree from a particular institution. These goals remain influential. However, they...

The next era of international education: Trust, transparency, and a focus on quality

...from short-term language study holidays within Europe, students from a small number of countries travelled mainly to the UK and the US for tertiary studies or exchanges. Yet...

South Korea hits its 300,000 student target two years ahead of schedule

...Another 79,500 were in the country with D-4-1 visas for Korean language training, with a very small number (60) holding the D-4-7 visa for foreign language training. Those...

New Zealand’s international student numbers climbing amid strong public support

...(PTEs), where a +33% uptick brought total numbers for these institutions to 12,060. English-language providers experienced a +7% increase to 7,570 international students in Jan–August 2025. Of the...

Australia passes integrity legislation; sharpens definition of agents and agent commissions

...Australian international education is the significant role of agents in recruiting students for universities, vocational education institutes (VET), and language schools (ELICOS). According to a recent student experience...

Recruiting in Taiwan: An established student market adapting to demographic change

...= USD$788 billion in 2025; PPP GDP = USD$1.7 trillion Main economic sectors: Semiconductors, technology and electronics, services, and manufacturing Official language: Mandarin Language of instruction: Mandarin, but...

Language travel sector leaders call for a focus on value amid persistent discount pressure

A June 2025 forum convened by ALTO (Association of Language Travel Organisations) confirmed that price discounting in language travel is widespread and “driven primarily by competitor pressure rather...

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