Education agents in India positive about 2021
In 2020 COVID-19 has taken international education, thrown it in a dumpster and put a match to it. International students, educational institutions and education agents have generally had a year
International Student Recruitment
Education Agents: represent Stanstead College
Meet Logan Vanasse, Admissions Associate at Stanstead College.
Describe Stanstead College in a few sentences.
Located in the Eastern Townships of Quebec, Canada, Stanstead College is a private boarding school for
Education Agents: represent Ipswich High School
Meet Rob Hastings, Head of Sixth Form and Boarding at Ipswich High School.
Describe IHS in a few sentences.
Ipswich High School, a vibrant day and boarding school for boys and girls
5 online marketing tips for education agents
Stefan is the founder of Inteleagent - they help education & migration agents get organised, stay sanely productive and 3X the number of clients they manage without hiring more staff,
Education Agents – become a Collegeday representative
AgentBee spoke with Santosh Gupta, CEO of Collegeday
1. Describe Collegeday in a few sentences.
Once a student decides they want to study abroad, the volume of advice that follows can be
Australia “Running-dog of the US” says Chinese education agent
The simmering tension between Australia and China has flared up on the issue of international students.
On Tuesday 9 June, China's ministry of education warned students in China to reconsider travel
Infographic – Australia’s ESOS Framework
Australia has a comprehensive legal framework - called the ESOS framework - that governs the provision of education to international students by Australian educational institutions.
"ESOS" is an acronym drawn from
Australia’s COVID recovery plan includes international students
On 8 May 2020, Australia's Prime Minister, Scott Morrison announced a three stage COVID recovery plan to ease restrictions and restart the country's economy.
So far Australia has succeeded in controlling
Eulogy for an English College
This week Sydney College of English was forced out of business due to the devastating impact of COVID-19.
A pop-up on the college's website delivers the sad news:
Dear SCE Students and
International student recruitment in the recovery phase
The coronavirus has wreaked havoc in international education.
But the darkest hour comes before the dawn so the saying goes. Global recovery will come.
What does that future look like?