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Survey finds “growing pressure” on youth group travel to UK this year

...responses from 211 international buyers and agents responsible for organising youth group travel to the UK, including school groups, educational tours, and language programmes. Just over half (54%)...

Malta: Non-EU students keeping ELT weeks stable in the face of falling enrolment from Europe

Data from Malta’s National Statistics Office shows that the characteristics of Malta’s English Language Teaching (ELT) sector are evolving. The number of students coming from top European markets...

US to end “Duration of Status” for F, J, and I visas and limit the time international students can study in the US

...also suggests that students in shorter programmes (e.g., two-year master’s) will need to leave at the end of their study programme unless they receive an extension, with language...

How will the war in Iran impact international student mobility?

...suggest that enrolment in shorter-term courses, such as summer language programmes, could be more heavily affected. When asked for their perspective on an EnglishUSA online forum, member language...

Japan surpassed its foreign enrolment target of 400,000 in 2025

...there were 4 million foreign residents in Japan – the highest number ever. The language debate Japanese is considered to be one of the most difficult languages for...

Australia: Full-year data for 2025 reveals impact of AUD$2,000 study visa application fee on ELICOS sector

...managing director at the Sydney-based English Language Company (ELC) said: “If the student fee is not reduced significantly and very soon, the English language teaching sector, especially private...

ICEF Podcast: Student flows are shifting. Are agencies following suit?

...Alexandre Argenta, the president of BELTA (Brazilian Educational & Language Travel Association) – for a thoughtful discussion on how education agencies are adapting to a widening field of...

Supply and demand for international higher education increasingly aligned in Asia

...to: Attract demand from students who might otherwise be deterred by language barriers; Compete more effectively with the Big Four destinations. Asia’s rise as a regional destination correlates...

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