Monthly Archives: July 2024

Amid reports in The Telegraph that Starmer was considering a free movement deal proposed by the Spanish prime minister Pedro Sánchez, a government spokesperson told the paper that it was…

Shrewsbury International School, which is under the prominent public boarding school Shrewsbury School UK, has been set up on 150-acre land in Bhopal, the capital of the Indian state of…

The 23 May 2024. A week ahead of Rishi Sunak’s decision to call a general election, and the date of an Office for Student board meeting. The pre-election delayed some…

Citing data from a joint report from Studyportals, IELTS and the British Council, global partnerships manager at the British Council Megan Agnew said the number of English language taught programmes…

‘Shonky’, ‘dodgy’, and ‘Mickey Mouse’ are just a few of the terms that have been used by Australian politicians recently to describe non-genuine providers in the international education sector, and…

Further concerns have been raised against Australia’s draft framework for international education and strategic skills, this time surrounding the proposed prevalence of TNE endeavours. “Naive” was the word used by…

Is university still worth it? It’s a question that’s been asked more and more recently, often with a deeply sceptical response. But if you believe the public, parents and graduates…

The Ministry of Post-Secondary Education and Future Skills of the Canadian province of British Columbia (BC) announced phase 2 of its International Education Framework on July 15. It builds on…

Human Rights Watch denounced the “unjust conviction” of the Bangladeshis involved, saying that the citizens of the country currently in turmoil were sentenced after a “rapid, unfair trial”. A UAE…

The report, published by Duolingo this month, examines the shared values and experiences of Gen Z, debunking characterisations of them as “tech-obsessed, attention-deficit and self-centred”, and highlighting their emerging role…