The Big Lie About Temporary Visas: A Broken Promise to International Students   Is the current immigration bubble caused by the government itself?  Promises Made in the Wake of the Pandemic Following 2020, when the global economy experienced a downturn not seen in generations, the previous Liberal government of Australia advocated for immigration as a

Australian government to impose caps on international student numbers   It has been reported today by the Australian, that the Albanese government plans to implement a cap on the number of new international students each university or college can enroll as a strategy to reduce migration.    This new regulation will predominantly affect the small

Australia’s financial requirement for international students rises again   Australian government raised the amount of savings needed by international students to gain student visas from 10 May 2024.    The financial capacity requirement is increased for the second time in seven months and the international students are now required to show proof of savings of

A Crossroads for Vocational Education in Australia: What Lies Ahead?   The Impending Impact on Students and Institutions   Australia’s vocational education sector stands at a pivotal juncture. Recent policy shifts signal significant transformations, particularly affecting international students and private training organisations (RTOs). With sweeping changes on the horizon—from financial prerequisites to regulatory scrutiny—the landscape

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Using the temporary graduate visa to improve the educational options for international students The Subclass 485 Temporary Graduate visa presents a unique opportunity for education providers to tailor their offerings and support international students in their journey toward permanent residency in Australia. By understanding the pathways that this visa opens and aligning educational programs with

485 Temporary Graduate visa (TGV)   The Subclass 485 Temporary Graduate visa allows international students who have recently graduated from an Australian institution to live, work, and study in Australia temporarily.    A 485 visa holder can gain work experience in Australia, complete an additional qualification, and/or live in a specified area of Australia for

We are bringing change to business administration and client management   At Educli, our core mission is to streamline and enhance client management and administration processes for educational institutions and education agents.   Leveraging our deep industry experience combined with the power of artificial intelligence (AI), we are transforming how educational providers interact with their

Are you collecting your data for the Quality Indicator reports? Under the Data Provision Requirements 2020, all Registered Training Organisations (RTOs) registered with ASQA are required to ask their students and employers for feedback and send us a summary of it every year.  Feedback from students and employers is an important measure for both providers

Proposed changes to the Temporary Graduate visa program from 1 July 2024   Overview The Australian Government announced changes to the Temporary Graduate visa programs in its recent Migration Strategy. These changes should take effect from 1 July 2024, subject to the passage of legislative amendments. Clarification of these changes is listed below. Graduate Work

Core Skills Occupations List (CSOL) under review   The Australian Government is continuing with its rollout of the Migration Strategy and appointed Jobs and Skills Australia (JSA) of an analysis of the Australian labour market and skills needs. JSA has released a draft Core Skills Occupations List (CSOL) which will shape the Skills in Demand

Points test system (GSM) for skilled migrants is set for overhaul   The proposed overhaul of Australia’s points test system for skilled migrants, which would be the first significant change since 2012, is indicative of a potentially more stringent and selective approach to immigration. According to a recently released discussion paper, the federal government aims

How to avoid malpractice of education agents   The Australian government is launching a review of international education, which includes education agents, as it was announced last year.    In the minister’s statement, it was said that “there have been indications of some bad practice of education agents, and [the bad practice] is not acceptable”.

VETASSESS is streamlining their application process   VETASSESS is aiming to streamline their application process, and it has announced changes from 23 April 2024. Key Changes: Applicants are now required to submit their documentation for an initial review as part of the application lodging process today. It is only after they have been deemed “assessment

Student visa price and refusal rates increase   The PIE News reported concerns that the government might increase visa fees for international students in the upcoming May budget, further complicating student mobility in light of recent policy changes.    There are indications that Canberra could raise international student visa fees from the current $710 next

Rethinking Higher Education – what is its future?   There is a significant shift taking place in the landscape of higher education, which is occurring in a world that is constantly evolving and introducing new ideas. The traditional model of higher education, which was once considered to be the golden ticket to success, is currently

Book of the week: Shoe Dog: A Memoir by the Creator of Nike   Shoe Dog is a captivating memoir that takes readers on an exhilarating journey through the tumultuous yet triumphant creation of Nike, one of the world’s most iconic and successful brands. Narrated by Nike’s co-founder Phil Knight, the book provides a deeply

Australian Student Visa: Requirements, Eligibility, Application Process and Fees   Over the past twenty years, Australia has become a popular travel destination, primarily because of its favorable lifestyle, close proximity to Asia, and high level of safety. The majority of students choose to pursue their education in Australia as their academic destination. Additionally, up until

Reality check – what is the real price for international students in Australia? There has been a lot of discussion about international education and international students, however, there have not been any reports or news from the perspective of the students.   So let’s take a look at studying in Australia, or anywhere abroad, from

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A crackdown on international students, visitors, and education providers has been implemented over the past week by Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil and Skills Minister Brendan O’Connor. These developments come at a time when the government is making efforts to cut down on the number of people migrating to Australia.    Genuine Student Requirement The