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US: English language enrolments remained well below pre-pandemic levels in 2021 – ICEF Monitor
Short on time? Here are the highlights: The Intensive English Programme (IEP) sector in the US is looking ahead to recovery after another challenging year...
Quebec closes immigration pathway offered by unsubsidized private colleges
Quebec is planning to close a pathway to immigration available to international students who attend unsubsidized private colleges.The new rules, announced Tuesday by the provincial government in...
Canada to support internationally educated health professionals
Published on June 6th, 2022 at 12:45pm EDT The parliamentary secretary to Immigration Minister Sean Fraser announced nearly $1.5 million in funding to help newcomers...
Will interview more applicants for student visa this summer than ever before, says US Embassy official
The United States Embassy celebrated ‘Student Visa Day’ Tuesday, with Charge D’Affaires Patricia Lacina presenting student visas to two students who are due to study...
UniApp raises €1m in seed fund round
CEO and founder, Fahed Jaarah, told The PIE News that the main aim of the seed fund round was to “scale fast” due to daily...
UK, Canada, Australia: Which Top Study Abroad Areas is High ROI
Overseas education is a dream of numerous students but a tough call to make when it comes to investing lakhs of rupees. It would be...
Canadian parliamentary committee recommends regulation of education agents
In May 2022, the Canadian Parliament’s Standing Committee on Citizenship and Immigration tabled its report, ‘Differential Treatment in Recruitment and Acceptance Rates of Foreign Students...
Canada wants to change Express Entry: A look at the pros and cons
Published on June 2nd, 2022 at 09:00am EDT The Canadian government is set to make the biggest reform to Express Entry since it introduced the...
Longer work visa could tempt more foreign students to UK, survey finds
International students would be more likely to consider studying in the UK if they were allowed to stay and work for three years instead of...
Australia international graduates vulnerable to exploitation
Laws preventing Australian universities from giving advice on post-study work visas mean that international students looking to stay and work in the country often rely...
