Agents in Nigeria helping students break UK immigration rules
Before coming to the UK, students must first show they have enough money to pay
agents
Covid-19 changing study abroad decision-making, say agents
The survey of 1,126 agents from 79 countries, carried out by INTO University Partnerships in early November, found
Covid-19 changing study abroad decision-making, say agents
The survey of 1,126 agents from 79 countries, carried out by INTO University Partnerships in early November, found
ALTO proposes guidelines for agents and educators
The ALTO Best Practice Guidelines seek to establish a framework for international education organisations where the
ALTO proposes guidelines for agents and educators
The ALTO Best Practice Guidelines seek to establish a framework for international education organisations where the
agents react to December 1 opening
It will help to “put Australia back on the map for international students”, the stakeholders suggest,
African agents allege bias over low Canadian permits approval rates
The placement agents say the high rejection rates visas applications for students from the continent
recruiters emphasise education agents benefit as act threatens incentivised recruitment
The THRIVE Act – signed into law on June 8 and taking effect August 1 – threatens
recruiters emphasise education agents benefit as act threatens incentivised recruitment
The THRIVE Act – signed into law on June 8 and taking effect August 1 – threatens
ITECA calls for framework for onshore agents
Writing to the department of education, the peak body representing independent providers in Australian higher