75% of agents expect UK rises, US/Aus to grow
Some 75% of agents say they expect to send more students to the UK in 2023, while US and Australia can also anticipate growth in student numbers.
Some 75% of agents say they expect to send more students to the UK in 2023, while US and Australia can also anticipate growth in student numbers.
A survey of 880 agents across 68 countries has identified the seven top factors influencing student choice, with cost, post-study work access and education quality seen as most important.
Speed of response, quality control and course availability were all key frustrations voiced by agents in The PIE survey on agent perspectives in South Asia.
The PIE News has conducted a flash survey into the challenges agents in South Asia face working with the UK, following feedback of extreme frustration and long waits for students to find out if they will receive offers or not.
The latest ICEF agent survey paints a picture of strong mobility recovery, significant growth in online courses and high expectations for 2023.
A recent agent opinion survey, conducted by EdCo LATAM Consulting, has revealed insights into which study destinations are in demand and why.
Access to work rights, cost and education quality are returning as influencing factors in major student source markets, latest analysis has suggested.
Education agents expect to send more students to top destinations including the UK and US in the upcoming academic year than they did in the previous one.