Circular Learning and ANPS Partner to Strengthen Professional Learning Across Indonesia
Perth start-up Circular Learning has announced a partnership with the Association of National and Private Schools (ANPS) in Indonesia, strengthening...
‘What if the Computer is Wrong?’ Ombudsman Warns of DHA Automation Pitfalls
The Commonwealth Ombudsman has found the Department of Home Affairs unlawfully cancelled a man’s visa through an automated process, in...
Student Enquiry Standards Reach Four-Year High Globally
Prospective international students are receiving significantly better service from universities worldwide, according to the newly released results of the 2025 Enquiry Experience...
Are Evidence Level Changes Revealing a System No Longer Fit for Purpose?
A brief note released by the Department of Home Affairs today via the PRISMS system indicates that evidence levels have...
30 Years of Acics: Building Bridges Between Australia and Indonesia
On 10 September 2025, Canberra played host to a milestone event: the Acicis consortium celebrated its 30th anniversary in style....
NT Students to Join Peace and History Study Tour in Japan
Six Northern Territory students will soon have the opportunity to travel to Okinawa as part of a new study tour...
International Students Give New Zealand Top Marks as Enrolments Climb
New Zealand’s international education sector is showing strong signs of recovery, with student satisfaction reaching new highs and enrolments continuing...
Australia’s Future Skills Depend on International Student Pathways: New JSA Report
A report released yesterday by Jobs and Skills Australia (JSA) reveals that international students are central to the nation’s future...
Leading Voices Gather to Rethink Assessment Integrity
This past week, Duolingo, in conjunction with English Australia and with support from Professor Phillip Dawson, head of Deakin’s CRADLE...
Honeywood: “The Time for Polite Conversation on World’s Highest Visa Fee Is Over”
A number of Australia’s peak education bodies have called on the Federal Government to urgently reduce the $2,000 non-refundable student...
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