By Beckie Smith. Professionals in the UK’s Further Education sector have slammed the Home Office’s reforms to student visa regulations, warning that the restrictive policy will affect the HE pipeline of international students planning to enrol and study at undergraduate level in the UK. More...

By Beckie Smith. The Canadian Bureau for International Education will develop a training programme to enable international student advisors at education institutions to advise students on immigration policy and practice, it has announced. More...

By Beckie Smith. More than three quarters of parents who took part in a worldwide survey carried out by UK-based multinational banking and financial services company HSBC would consider sending their children abroad for university. More...

By Amy Baker. Tighter rules for the UK’s FE sector have been confirmed, with all part-time work rights for non-EU students studying at publicly funded colleges to be scrapped, while college-enrolled students will also have no possibility of applying for a work visa while in the UK, the Home Office has confirmed. More...

By Amy Baker. Youth and student travel is important not just commercially for the UK but also in terms of building British values among the hundreds of thousands of young people who come to the UK to study and travel. More...

By Amy Baker. Stakeholders in South Africa’s English language teaching industry are hopeful of movement on the problematic visa situation after the Deputy Minister of Home Affairs got involved directly this week in trying to breach the policy impasse. More...

By Amy Baker. Youth travel consultancy, StudentMarketing, has signed an MoU with UN World Tourism Organisation to further promote collaboration and pave the way for production of a global report on youth and student tourism. More...