Canada ends ‘flagpoling’ for study permits at the border
Canadian immigration minister Marc Miller has said that work and study permits will no longer be provided to ‘flagpolers’ at
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The Red Pen launches AI tool to help int’l students with application essays
The Red Pen, a global educational consultancy, has launched a new AI tool named Ink Narrative Kit, also known as
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Caps, chaos and a sector in crisis: 2024 in review
The year 2024 has been a whirlwind for the International education sector – full of new immigration policies, sweeping changes
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US institutions prepare students for potential Trump travel ban
A growing number of universities across the US are urging international students to travel back to campus before Trump’s inauguration
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Hannah Chappatte, Hybr
Introduce yourself in three words or phrases I’m Hannah, founder and CEO of Hybr, a rental platform tailor-made for students
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The things we carry: our identity as counselors and advisors
Before my first ever flight, which was for a study abroad program in the UK, my mom and dad escorted
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UK: private school VAT row to reach High Court
Independent schools in the country have railed against the Labour Party’s election promise – due to come into effect in
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International higher education: Canada’s 2025 predictions
Kicking off with minister Marc Miller’s announcement of international study permit caps on January 22, the year 2024 marked a
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International higher education: US sector predictions for 2025
With the incoming Trump presidency beginning on January 20, international education stakeholders in the US are bracing for what his
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Secret IO: UK Border Force special
The first thing to understand is that when we talk to people face to face at our airport immigration booths,
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