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https://cbie.ca/ The Canadian Bureau for International Education (CBIE) is an education service provider based in Ottawa, Ontario. CBIE’s pan-Canadian membership comprises 150 colleges, institutes, universities, school boards and language schools, which enroll over 1.2 million students from coast to coast. CBIE has

https://www.cmec.ca/en/ There are many different types of schools and institutions in Canada. For more information and listings of schools, consult the Ministry of Education of the province in which you would like to study.

With a headline target of attracting half a million international students by 2027, the French higher education body has a six-point plan to improve the offer from the globe’s 4th most popular mobile study destination, and help students “Choose France”. “France

Bachelor’s degrees had the highest share of voice (SOV) of all degree levels in Q3 2018. With a SOV of 37.3%, the bachelor’s programs saw inquiry volume rise 16.2% from the prior quarter and 5.4% from the prior year, according

Over the last few decades, international students consistently preferred to study in English-speaking countries like the U.S., Canada, the U.K., Australia and New Zealand. According to ApplyBoard CEO Martin Basiri, a former international student himself, this trend is because these

Must reads stories that have stood the test of time, and continue to be some of the most-saved, read, and shared stories on the web. They’re just as relevant today as the day they were published. Bill Rielly had it

Abstract: This education system profile provides an in-depth overview of the structure of India’s education system, its academic institutions, quality assurance mechanisms, and grading practices, as well as trends in outbound and inbound student mobility. To place current education reforms and

The use of commission-based agents to recruit international students has increased dramatically within the past few years. Between 2011 and 2016, the percentage of schools using agents in the United States nearly tripled, jumping from 11 percent to 30 percent,

The 2016/17 school year marked the first time in 12 years that higher education institutions (HEIs) in the United States enrolled fewer new international students: Schools saw a 3.3 percent decline over the previous year. Student enrollments and applications are down for the majority

“Japanese companies rely on international graduates” Released by the Ministery of Justice, the figure is a new record for the number of international graduates allowed to work and saw a 15.4% growth from 2016, a jump just short of 3,000 additional permits.