New Zealand to reform vocational education
New Zealand is undertaking a major reform of its vocational education system, highlighted at the inaugural APAC TVET Forum recently. The Asia
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Victoria opens study hubs in Vietnam, Malaysia
Victoria is looking to “boost” its connections with overseas students by opening two new study hubs in Vietnam and Malaysia. The study hubs,
Personal learning goals: overcoming challenges and shaping capabilities
With a world that is increasingly volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous, we know that our learners will face challenging circumstances. For
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Back to business in Spain: Remote internships fall after the pandemic year
Although the Covid-19 pandemic is not officially over, something resembling normality is returning to the academic life of Spain’s universities.
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Diversification, skills and competitiveness at heart of Australia strategy
The Australian government has released its long-awaited Australian Strategy for International Education 2021-2030 which will set a “new
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China’s 14th Five Year Plan: what does it mean for the education sector?
This year marks the start of China’s 14th Five Year Plan which sets out the country’s vision for social and economic development. According to
Partners celebrate ‘robust’ student outcomes in UK
UK education provider Twin Group and the University of Greenwich have celebrated the “robust” employability outcomes for the graduates of their
Rhodes Scholars from US elected at virtual event
2021’s American Rhodes Scholars have been announced in a virtual ceremony for the second year running. American secretary of the Rhodes Trust
New Zealand April reopening plan ‘too late’
New Zealand has said that fully vaccinated foreign nationals will be permitted to travel to New Zealand from April 30, 2022, but international
Australia reveals post-study work extension and $37m support package
Australia has announced measures to help the country’s international education sector “roar back”, the government has said, with more than $37
United Lisbon earns Microsoft Showcase status
United Lisbon International School in Portugal has announced that it has been selected as a Microsoft Showcase School. Microsoft Showcase Schools
Giorgio Iemmolo, EF
Giorgio Iemmolo joined Education First in 2015, and now works as director of Academic Management overseeing the operations of 13 campuses across the
International mindedness rethink needed at international schools
Students, teachers and alumni have said international mindedness has “not been measured” in classrooms across international schools, according to
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Australia: agents react to December 1 opening
Australia’s announcement that it will permit fully vaccinated students to arrive in the country without needing to apply for a travel exemption
K-12: hybrid CPD is the future for schools, says ISC
Hybrid continuous professional development is likely to be the most popular format in the future for teachers, in both staff recruitment and