Ministers Confirmed as Keynote Speakers at Student Equity Symposium
Exciting news from the Australian Centre for Student Equity and Success (ACSES): senior government ministers, along with sector leaders and...
Orange College Students Build Play House for Botanic Ridge Primary
Students from Orange College in Melbourne have left a lasting mark on Botanic Ridge Primary School, designing and building a...
Hill and Watson Open English Australia Conference
English Australia’s Annual Conference kicked off this morning at the Pullman Hotel in Brisbane. In a pre-recorded message, Assistant Minister...
Studymove to Share Insights on Policy Shifts Impacting International Education
Australia’s international education sector is entering one of its most challenging periods of policy change in recent years. The Federal...
Study NSW celebrates 10-year anniversary of the Sydney Airport Welcome Desk
In July, Study NSW celebrated 10 years of the Sydney Airport Welcome Desk. The desk, which is staffed by friendly...
From Skibidi to Tradwife: Cambridge Dictionary Adds 6,000+ New Words
The English language just got a whole lot bigger — and trendier. The Cambridge Dictionary, the world’s most popular online...
LanguageCert Celebrates Recognition in Australia and New Zealand with Sector Launch Events
LanguageCert has officially marked its arrival in Australia and New Zealand with a series of sector launch events, following the...
Harvard Insider to Share US Admissions Secrets with Australian Students
Australian students eyeing Harvard, Yale, Stanford, or other Ivy League and top-tier US universities will have a rare opportunity this...
Fact Check: Government’s Language Problem in International Education and Why it’s Eroding Trust
The government’s messaging on international education continues to lean heavily on words like “shonks,” “crooks,” and “integrity.” Many in the...
UTS Program Cuts Clash with New Colombo Plan Reforms, Threatening Australia’s Asia Capability
News reports suggest UTS will suspend 146 courses, affecting around 400 staff. While job losses have dominated headlines, this story...
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