...Pūkenga/NZIST, government-funded PTEs, and English language schools subsectors. In 2024, the strongest year-on-year growth was seen at government-funded PTEs (+59%) along with primary (+53%) and intermediate (+32%) schools.”...
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...the perspective of the institution or instances of academic misconduct as students may attempt to compensate for their language difficulties. Therefore setting an appropriate threshold is essential for...
...study plans or to complete their programmes of study – often for reasons relating to academic background, language skills, or financial difficulty. Last month, for example, London Metropolitan University...
...in studying in another language, and nostalgia from being far from my family. The ceremony took place in the Old Port [in Montreal], and the location looked amazing....
...who could not speak English well or at all. In addition to having higher employment rates, migrants with good English language skills tend to work in jobs requiring...
...surpassed 2019 levels, destinations in Oceania and North America have not yet fully recovered.” Nearly six in ten (57%) students referred by JAOS members went abroad for language...
...public, post-secondary system, such as in language training or private post-secondary institutions. Job losses in Canadian post-secondary, actual and announced, as of July 2025. This reflects reported layoffs,...
...recruitment demands, you will need a scalable training model to avoid repeatedly running time and resource-intensive induction cycles. At the same time, differences in time zones, language barriers,...