ALTO marks 25 years and looks to the future
Members of the ALTO met in Istanbul to celebrate the association’s 25th anniversary and discuss the current climate for the language travel sector.
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“Dramatic growth” in US HE & agent partnerships
There was “dramatic growth” in the number of partnerships between US higher education institutions and education agencies in 2022, research has identified.
UK: Youth Group Travel survey launched
UK study travel organisations are building evidence to take to the government in a bid to create a Youth Group Travel Scheme for young learners.
Less red tape, more support, suggest Presidents’ Alliance panellists
Stakeholders called for more access to immigration pathways and reductions to integration barriers at a recent Presidents’ Alliance event in Boston.
India an international education “sweet spot” until 2050s
Expect disruption and new modes of innovative education but now is the time for international education providers to go to India, was the clear message at the Acumen Global Gateway conference in Delhi.
NAGAP: student support and professionals’ self care in the spotlight
The sector is at a “critical point” as it emerges from the pandemic, one stakeholder claimed at the NAGAP Graduate Enrolment Management Summit.
ICEF and AIRC renew strategic partnership
AIRC will provisionally accept all ICEF-screened agencies to its certification program, as the two organisations renew a strategic partnership on programming, events and credentialing.
UK: BSA reveals K-12 immigration service
UK boarding association BSA Group has launched a specialist immigration service for its members to supplement its pre-existing mock audit service.
Australian non-partisan int’l ed parliamentary group launched
The Parliamentary Friends of International Education launched in Australia last week, aiming to improve international education literacy across parliament and the wider Australian community.
Drastic policy changes ‘could damage’ UK sector
The UK risks seeing a decline in international students if changes on post-study work and dependants policy are implemented, stakeholders have warned.
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