Where are French students heading for study abroad opportunities?
The majority of students at Lyon’s Cité Scolaire Internationale (Anglophone section) are likely to stay in France for university, the school’s
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Public and private providers battle to mitigate ESOS fallout
It was reported in The Australian that some private training colleges are threatening to sue the federal government for its
Weathering international education’s “perfect storm”
An inaugural Global Enrolment Benchmark Survey conducted by Studyportals in partnership with NAFSA and Oxford Test of English has revealed
Wellbeing in boarding schools: redefining what it means for student success
More than just providing stress-relief programmes or extra-curricular activities, wellbeing should be at the heart of a school’s offering that
MD107 adjustments “likely” for Australia’s sector
Speaking exclusively with The PIE News, Phil Honeywood, IEAA CEO, shared insights into recent dialogue with the government, which hints
BBC investigates alleged poor English “open secret” in UK unis
The BBC is reporting that it is an “open secret” that international students with limited English proficiency can easily enrol
Curtin University officially launches branch campus in Sri Lanka
After establishing similar facilities in Singapore, Malaysia, the UAE, and Mauritius, Curtin University Colombo is the institution’s fifth global campus.
IDP launches IELTS delivery in China
IDP was widely expected to be operational in China by the second half of 2025, but it surprised some test-takers
IH Sydney enters voluntary administration
The well-established English language and VET provider, which has been operating since 1997, has been placed into voluntary administration by
Online English-taught programs more than double since 2019
Since 2019, the global supply of online ETPs has surged by 123%, highlighting the growing appetite for flexible education, a