Canada’s has solidified its position as a top destination for international students. However, the Government of Canada, is continuously introducing significant regulatory changes to its international education programs. Over the past year, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has implemented measures to reduce the number of international students and permanent residents to Canada as outlined

Why Google Search is No Longer Working In the digital era, the way we search for information has undergone a massive transformation. For many years, Google was the undisputed leader, serving as the go-to search engine for finding answers to our questions. However, in recent times, things have started to change rapidly. Social platforms like

A Path to Greater Efficiency and Transparency The international education sector, particularly in countries like Australia, Canada, and the UK, is grappling with inefficiencies surrounding agent commission agreements for student enrolments. providers and educational providers are locked into outdated and opaque commission structures that contribute to rising costs without delivering commensurate benefits. These financial burdens

International education recruitment is undergoing a seismic shift. With significant changes unfolding in key markets like Australia, Canada, and the UK, agents are increasingly feeling the pressure of new regulations and caps on the number of students they can recruit. As these shifts occur, it’s important to consider what the future of international recruitment will

On November 7, 2024, the Australian Senate’s Committee continued its examination of the proposed Education Services for Overseas Students (ESOS) Amendment Bill, which seeks to impose caps on international student enrolments starting January 1, 2025. Senate Estimates provided a preview of the upcoming Senate review of the proposed ESOS Amendments, shedding light on some significant

In today’s rapidly evolving education sector, employee development and retention have become paramount for international education providers, particularly in college and agency administration. To stay competitive in 2024 and beyond, these organisations must focus on enhancing leadership skills and essential soft skills, like empathy, to cultivate a productive, motivated, and loyal workforce. A recent survey

The government has identified significant risks in the recruitment practices of overseas students. This situation underscores the necessity for education providers to review their recruitment and admissions processes, complemented by effective oversight and self-assurance measures. In this article we would like to draw your attention to a critical issues that may be affecting your recruitment

Every successful business must document its plays, policies, and procedures to ensure they can be easily absorbed and replicated throughout the organisation. For optimal efficiency, it is crucial that all team members operate from the same manual, allowing them to understand their roles and the expectations placed upon them. Without proper documentation, a business navigates

Tuition Protection Service (TPS) Overview The Tuition Protection Service (TPS) is an essential framework that ensures international students on student visas receive support when their educational institutions fail to deliver the courses as promised. This service aims to protect students in situations where their education providers either cease operations or do not fulfill their commitments

Tips for Better Landing Pages to Attract International Students In today’s competitive market, attracting prospective international students online requires a strategic approach. Your website, particularly your landing pages, can make or break a student’s decision to apply. An engaging, well-structured landing page helps students understand what you offer and builds confidence in your institution. Let’s

Is the Assault on International Education a Distraction from Housing and Healthcare failures? Australia’s international education sector has long been one of the country’s most valuable exports, driving economic growth, cultural exchange, and supplying much-needed skills to a rapidly aging workforce. Yet, recent policy shifts and rhetoric from the government signal a shift away from

PRISMS Provider Limits Updates – Effective 31 October 2024 The Department of Education has rolled out important updates to PRISMS on 31 October 2024 to help providers understand and manage their indicative 2025 limits under the new Provider Limit framework. This development is a step toward implementing a managed system that supports sustainable growth in

  Major Visa Changes: Transition from 482 Visa to New Skills in Demand Visa The Australian Government is preparing to replace the 482 visa with the new Skills in Demand visa by the end of 2024, as outlined in the Migration Strategy released on 11 December 2023. While the precise implementation date and full details

  Opinion: Government’s New Exemption – A Double-Edged Sword for International Education The recent publication of the Department of Education’s Factsheet on student cohorts exempted from the National Planning Level raises critical concerns about the potential exploitation of international students. While the intention behind allowing students affected by providers’ default to move to other institutions

How to Select the Right Course for Your Study Abroad Journey Choosing the right course is one of the most important decisions for any international student. With so many programs, universities, and locations to choose from, it can feel overwhelming—but the right choice will set the foundation for your academic success and future career. Here

Guide to Successfully Applying for Admission to Study Abroad Applying for admission to a university abroad requires preparation, attention to detail, and careful organization. This guide will walk you through the steps and key documents you need to prepare for a strong application. Step 1: Research Your Options and Requirements Identify universities and courses that

Administrative Review Tribunal (ART) – What you should know The ART replaced the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) on 14 October 2024. In this article, we discuss what we do know about the ART so far. While the ART will be similar to the AAT, there are some planned key improvements: More Efficient Process – ART

Are you automating your business tasks? We know running a business keeps you busy, but some processes don’t need your constant attention. That’s where automation comes in. Automation isn’t as complicated as it sounds—it can handle routine, time-consuming tasks on a set schedule, all while reducing costs. Here are 10 ways Educli’s automation can streamline

Use of AI for Enrolment and Engagement In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has transformed industries globally, and higher education is no exception. Universities and colleges face increasing competition for students while striving to provide meaningful engagement in a digital-first world. To meet these challenges, institutions must explore innovative ways to attract, retain, and engage

Customer Service Guide for Education Providers and Agents This guide serves as a roadmap to foster professional, empathetic, and responsive service across all customer touchpoints. By following these standards, college staff or agents ensure a seamless, positive experience for students, staff, and stakeholders alike. Objective This guide aims to help education providers and agents manage