Education
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Blocked account stops paying instalments in Germany
Since June, Hamburg-based BAM Bundesweites Anlagenmanagement – offering students a low-priced all-round carefree blocked account package via Aareal Bank in Wiesbaden –…
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Global Wales to focus on EU as key market
Speaking at Global Wales’s first flagship conference on July 6, the country’s education minister said the International Learning Exchange Programme will “aim to ensure, as we overcome…
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Canada permanent residency applicants eligible for interim work permit
Starting from July 26, the rules for obtaining this one-time permit will apply to international students who graduated from a…
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AAERI to promote TOEFL in India following IDP acquisition of IELTS
British Council recently announced that it would sell its IELTS business in India to IDP for £130m on a debt…
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Eight universities would “definitely consider” India branch campus
Of those, two were in the top 100, which the report said was “of particular significance because the National Education…
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La Trobe plans redundancies after $165m revenue fall
Like its peers in Australia, La Trobe has relied heavily on revenue generated through incoming international students, but with fewer students arriving…
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UK ELT brings business rate relief campaign to Parliament
Stakeholders spoke with MPs about issues they are facing, such as not receiving business rates relief despite seeing significant drops…
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Unizest seeks to ‘eliminate hurdles’ of arriving in UK
The service allows students to open an e-current account before they leave their home country and receive their Debit Mastercards upon arrival in…
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MPOWER raises $100m to back “high-promise” students
“The new funds will be used to directly support students, automate and scale our operations, and to grow our team,”…
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No changes to reopen New Zealand borders to int’l students
Earlier in the year, the New Zealand government approved for an exception class for 1,000 international tertiary students who began…
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