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By Will Nott. The British Educational Travel Association held its annual British Youth Travel Awards in London earlier in November, honouring educational organisations from around the world. More...

By Will Nott. Almost half of learners in the US, UK, Australia, Canada, and Europe don’t think that higher education prepared them for their eventual career, according to a survey published by Pearson. More...

By Will Nott. Reaction on social media to the full extent of the US fake university sting operation set up to identify bogus agencies and their international student clients has been extensive. More...

By Will Nott. Students in Syria, digital skills and online learning for refugees were discussed at IGNITE 2019, a conference that explored the wider issue of jobs for young people in fragile states. More...

By Will Nott. UK NARIC has teamed up with translation technology company Dialexy to provide a certified translation service for students and universities. More...

By Will Nott. More than 1,000 Kazakh secondary teachers have received training from British Study Centres and Astana International University as part of the Kazakhstan Ministry of Education’s policy to improve teachers’ ability to use English as a medium of instruction. More...

By Will Nott. A guide explaining the UK’s new post-study work rights in an effort to ensure employers at businesses across the country have the information they need to employ international graduates from UK institutions has been published by Universities UK International. More...

By Will Nott. A new tech-enabled agency platform has been launched globally, allowing students to connect with creative arts and digital media institutions across destinations including Australia, Canada, the UK, the US and New Zealand. More...

By Will Nott. International education company IDP is considering opportunities in Africa and is set to open an internal tech powerhouse that will help digitise the company, according to CEO Andrew Barkla. More...

By Will Nott. UK education institutions won in four out of 13 categories at the 2019 EuroAsia Awards held in Istanbul, Turkey, after organisers said the UK’s new post-study work policy would make the country “more popular than ever” with international students. More...