Indian Agent Association Sends Petition to Ministers over Visa Situation
On the back of a group of vice-chancellors writing to Ministers for Home Affairs and Education, AAERI, the Indian Agents...
APAIE Conference: Not long now!
The Asia Pacific Association of International Education (APAIE) is looking forward to welcoming close to 2000 conference goers to Perth...
Uni Group anticipates AUD$310m cost of Government visa action
In a letter to Ministers Claire O’Neil from Home Affairs and Jason Clare from Education, 16 Vice Chancellors have warned...
English Australia Announces 2024 English Language Barometer
The 2024 Australian English Language Training (ELT) Barometer will be conducted between May and August 2024. English Australia is managing...
Minister Tweets following attention from major broadsheets on visa issues
On Friday, the Australian Financial Review and the Age/Sydney Morning Herald ran pieces on the visa situation, The Koala thanks...
More evidence of eCOE’s being withdrawn and confusion within the sector
The Koala wishes to thank readers for the overwhelming response to yesterday’s story: Australian University withdraws Confirmation of Enrolment based...
Australian University withdraws Confirmation of Enrolment based on students “unlikely to meet new criteria to obtain a positive visa outcome”
The University of Wollongong has commenced withdrawing the Confirmation of Enrolment of students who are “unlikely to meet new criteria...
Wollongong announces open applications and new courses for India offer
The University of Wollongong India (UOW India) has opened applications for students to study at its new India GIFT City...
A Letter from Pakistan: The personal impact of Australia’s visa slow down
After publishing Friday's story (TKN 2/2/24) on how the government had IE in a chokehold via a visa slowdown, The...
Book Release: Mandates and Missteps – Anna Kent on Australian Government Scholarships to the Pacific 1948 to 2018
Dr Anna Kent has released “Mandates and Missteps: Australian Government Scholarships to the Pacific 1948 to 2018”. The book looks...
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