Negative shifts in international education: Are stricter immigration policies worth the cost?
Studying in Canada: Student visa caps and key measures introduced
19–JAN–2024 | In response to escalating public concern about immigration levels, particularly amid an ongoing housing affordability crisis, the Canadian government announced significant changes to its Study Permit Regulations today. To outline the key points relevant to our students’ studying in Canada, here are the highlights:
Continue reading “Studying in Canada: Student visa caps and key measures introduced”Canada contemplates visa caps for international students amid rising immigration concerns and housing crisis
19–JAN–2024 |As concerns over immigration levels intensify, the Canadian government is considering implementing visa caps for international students, a move prompted by growing criticism and the persistent challenges of a housing affordability crisis.
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Obtaining an education in France is set to become more costly and challenging for international students.
Continue reading “Education in France: Plans for heightened costs for international students”Student work rights: Agents speak out on the importance and benefits
19–JUN–2023 | “Agents on…Student Work Rights” – In a recent interview to StudyTravel Ltd (ST Magazine & ST Alphe Conferences), a leading organization in the education industry, our founder and managing director Dejan Trpkovic highlighted the immense potential of countries with low disposable incomes as a valuable source of language students in terms of talent and numbers. He also talked about the factors that have become crucial considerations for students when choosing their study abroad destinations.
Continue reading “Student work rights: Agents speak out on the importance and benefits”International students in Australia: Work rights extended
The post-pandemic recovery of the international education sector has been boosted by generous policies concerning in-study and post-study work rights for international students. These policies are evolving, and today we’ll look at the latest rules around work rights in Australia, which are set to take effect on 1 July 2023.
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Colombians pursuing English courses in the UK will no longer need a visa – Education Beyond Borders
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