The term “bad actors” has been used by government officials since mid-2023 to summarize problematic conduct in Canada’s international education industry. Source

Following the publication by the Home Office of the terms of reference for the Migration Advisory Committee’s review into the Graduate route, Universities UK has responded to the detail. Source

The Migration Advisory Committee has been given a tight turnaround for its review of post-study work – and it’s not impressed Source

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Two weeks after Ontario announced $1.3 billion funding boost designed to stabilise the province’s colleges and universities, opposition politicians have said that the sector’s financial stability is still as risk. Source

The US remains the only leading study destination without a national strategy for international education, and calls for – and indeed the prospects for – such a strategy have been building over the past year. That advocacy has most recently been focused through the newly established US for Success Coalition, a collective of peak bodies and stakeholder… Source

Home secretary calls for visa review over concern that courses are being used as shortcut to gain work permits Source

The first quarterly meeting for 2024 of the EVCC went overtime this morning. The Koala understands that over 70 sector stakeholders were provided with the Source

London’s success hinges on its ability to attract talented people from around the world, and our research also shows that the Graduate Visa is valued by businesses across a range of industries Source