Bringing you the weeks’ International Education news affecting Study Abroad and Education Agencies around the world in around one hundred words 5th – 11th March 2018 ***For the full story and source, please click on the link headlines*** Germany ranked as most attractive European study destination Germany has been shown to be the most attractive study […]
The Week in 100 Words: English requirements to be effected due to New Zealand visa rejection rates and EC English opens new school in Saudi Arabia
Bringing you the weeks’ International Education news affecting Study Abroad and Education Agencies around the world in around one hundred words 26th February – 4th March 2018 ***For the full story and source, please click on the link headlines*** English requirements to be effected due to New Zealand visa rejection rates Details have been published by […]
The Week in 100 Words: Travel strengthened between Ireland and Middle East and Degrees outside of UK pursued by over 700K
Bringing you the weeks’ International Education news affecting Study Abroad and Education Agencies around the world in around one hundred words 12th – 18th February 2018 ***For the full story and source, please click on the link headlines*** Education travel strengthened between Ireland and the Middle East Ireland and the Middle East have now made it […]
The Week in 100 Words: Housing investment boosted by int’l students and International enrolment for US higher education declines
Bringing you the weeks’ International Education news affecting Study Abroad and Education Agencies around the world in around one hundred words 22nd – 28th January 2018 ***For the full story and source, please click on the link headlines*** Housing investment boosted by international students A new report suggests that an increase in UK student housing is […]
The Week in 100 Words: International students worth £20.3 billion to economy and UK mayors urge government to welcome international students
Bringing you the weeks’ International Education news affecting Study Abroad and Education Agencies around the world in around one hundred words 15th – 21st January 2018 ***For the full story and source, please click on the link headlines*** International students worth £20.3 billion to UK economy A recent analysis report has revealed that international students are […]
The Week in 100 Words: France is a more attractive study destination compared to US, UK and Germany and UK pilot visa scheme extended to 23 universities
Bringing you the weeks’ International Education news affecting Study Abroad and Education Agencies around the world in around one hundred words 1st – 7th January 2018 ***For the full story and source, please click on the link headlines*** Study finds France is the most attractive study destination compared to US, UK and Germany Almost two thirds […]
The Week in 100 Words: British Council launches MOOC for Agents and Study indicates Indonesians are admiring to study abroad
Bringing you the weeks’ International Education news affecting Study Abroad and Education Agencies around the world in around one hundred words 4th – 10th December 2017 ***For the full story and source, please click on the link headlines*** MOOC for agents launched by British Council The British Council has now launched a new online course, designed […]
The Week in 100 Words: Number of Asian students in Welsh universities falls and Enrolment in Canadian universities rose in 2016
Bringing you the weeks’ International Education news affecting Study Abroad and Education Agencies around the world in around one hundred words 20th – 26th November 2017 ***For the full story and source, please click on the link headlines*** Wales: Number of Asian students declines Welsh universities have scene a drop in the amount of international students […]
The Week in 100 Words: More students working with agents, Malaga prepares to host int’l ed week and survey reveals trends in English proficiency
Bringing you the weeks’ International Education news affecting Study Abroad and Education Agencies around the world in around one hundred words 13th – 19th November 2017 ***For the full story and source, please click on the link headlines*** More parents and students working with agents Recent research indicates a growth in the number of parents and […]
The Week in 100 Words: Brexit stumps travel industry, debate on net migration continues and global investment in student housing reaches new heights
Bringing you the weeks’ International Education news affecting Study Abroad and Education Agencies around the world in around one hundred words 6th – 12th November 2017 ***For the full story and source, please click on the link headlines*** UK: Brexit stumps £22bn youth travel industry Students travelling to the UK contribute £22.3bn to the UK’s economy. […]
The Week in 100 Words: British Council launches free course for agents and a new report shows high satisfaction amongst language students
Bringing you the weeks’ International Education news affecting Study Abroad and Education Agencies around the world in around one hundred words 30th October – 5th November 2017 ***For the full story and source, please click on the link headlines*** British Council launches new MOOC, a free online course for agents The British Council has launched a […]
The Week in 100 Words: Discussion held on the impact of Brexit and the number of Chinese students wishing to study in the UK is believed to be lower than expected
Bringing you the weeks’ International Education news affecting Study Abroad and Education Agencies around the world in around one hundred words 23rd – 29th October 2017 ***For the full story and source, please click on the link headlines*** Discussion on the impact of Brexit held at UK higher education event A special conference took place last […]
The Week in 100 Words: Japanese and Cuban universities sign agreement and Demand rises for graduate degrees in Malaysia
Bringing you the weeks’ International Education news affecting Study Abroad and Education Agencies around the world in around one hundred words 16th – 22nd October 2017 ***For the full story and source, please click on the link headlines*** Universities in Japan and Cuba sign agreement A five-year agreement has been signed between two universities in Japan […]
The Week in 100 Words: UK ELT Sector could lose to other nations and Australia launches updated standards for overseas students
Bringing you the weeks’ International Education news affecting Study Abroad and Education Agencies around the world in around one hundred words 9th – 15th October 2017 ***For the full story and source, please click on the link headlines*** UK English Language Teaching Sector could be hit by stricter rules English UK’s Chief Executive, Sarah Cooper, believes […]
The Week in 100 Words: US visa ban expanded and UK student visas delayed
Bringing you the weeks’ International Education news affecting Study Abroad and Education Agencies around the world in around one hundred words 25th September – 1st October 2017 ***For the full story and source, please click on the link headlines*** US visa ban expanded to include three more countries The ban has been expanded to include Chad, North […]
The Week in 100 Words: New Zealand propose visa centre closures and half of UK students disappointed by fewer EU students
Bringing you the weeks’ International Education news affecting Study Abroad and Education Agencies around the world in around one hundred words 18th – 24th September 2017 ***For the full story and source, please click on the link headlines*** New Zealand propose visa centre closures Immigration New Zealand is considering changes to streamline visa processing, reducing visa centres […]
The Week in 100 Words: Aspiring Chinese int grads are being disappointed and 2016 survey findings from Languages Canada are out
Bringing you the weeks’ International Education news affecting Study Abroad and Education Agencies around the world in around one hundred words 14th – 20h August 2017 ***For the full story and source, please click on the link headlines*** Aspiring international graduates returning to China are being disappointed Many international students returning to their home country China are […]
The Week in 100 Words: Scotland confirms EU student funding for 2017 and Indian agents petition to ban onshore commissions
Bringing you the weeks’ International Education news affecting Study Abroad and Education Agencies around the world in around one hundred words 10th – 16th October 2016 ***For the full story and source, please click on the link headlines*** Scotland confirms EU student funding in 2017 The Scottish government has pledged that EU students beginning their studies in September 2017 […]
The Week in 100 Words: UK proposes more complex visa rules and the value of Asian Higher Ed is at risk
Bringing you the weeks’ International Education news affecting Study Abroad and Education Agencies around the world in around one hundred words 3rd – 9th October 2016 ***For the full story and source, please click on the link headlines*** More complex visa rules proposed by the UK Home Office In order to further reduce net migration to the UK, […]
The Week in 100 Words: Education New Zealand Announces Funding and Plans for Student Space in Brussels
Bringing you the weeks’ International Education news affecting Study Abroad and Education Agencies around the world in around one hundred words 29thth September – 2nd October 2016 ***For the full story and source, please click on the link headlines*** Education New Zealand announces latest funding round Several projects to develop international education growth in New Zealand […]
The Week in 100 Words: Free Online English Writing Feedback and ‘The Secret World of Agents’ Seminar
Bringing you the weeks’ International Education news affecting Study Abroad and Education Agencies around the world in around one hundred words 19th – 25th September 2016 ***For the full story and source, please click on the link headlines*** Cambridge English offers free writing feedback online Cambridge English and UK Languages have teamed up to develop a free, online […]
The Week in 100 Words: Dublin School of English Closes and Possible African Passport could Help Students Travel
Bringing you the weeks’ International Education news affecting Study Abroad and Education Agencies around the world in around one hundred words 5th – 11th September 2016 ***For the full story and source, please click on the link headlines*** Dublin School of English closes The Ireland-based school of languages, Dublin School of English (DSE), has closed its doors after […]
The Week in 100 Words: VEC students unprotected due to regulation loophole and CEG partners with Rochester University
Bringing you the weeks’ International Education news affecting Study Abroad and Education Agencies around the world in around one hundred words 29th August – 4th September 2016 ***For the full story and source, please click on the link headlines*** NDP says VEC students unprotected due to regulation loophole The Vancouver English Centre in British Colombia closed recently following […]
The Week in 100 Words: UK super visa for Chinese students and new Asia – New Zealand intled link
Bringing you the weeks’ International Education news affecting Study Abroad and Education Agencies around the world in around one hundred words 15th – 21st August 2016 ***For the full story and source, please click on the link headlines*** UKVI launches new super visa for Chinese students A 24 hour super priority visa has been launched for Chinese […]
The Week in 100 Words: International grads in Finland stay for work and $300million Hawaiian intled industry
Bringing you the weeks’ International Education news affecting Study Abroad and Education Agencies around the world in around one hundred words 8th – 14th August 2016 ***For the full story and source, please click on the link headlines*** Finland foreign graduates stay on to work after successful study abroad Contrary to the belief that foreign students come for […]
The Week in 100 Words: South Africa’s ELT sector suffers new visa rules, US suspends some study abroad in Europe and more
Bringing you the weeks’ International Education news affecting Study Abroad and Education Agencies around the world in around one hundred words 25th – 31st July 2016 ***For the full story and source, please click on the link headlines*** US unis cancel some study abroad programmes in Europe Putting the welfare and safety of students to the fore, […]
It’s Feature Friday! Why not import enquiries from existing spreadsheets?
EduAgent CRM enables you to import enquiries from spreadsheet. Yes, that’s in addition to the embeddable form with inbuilt enquiry capture provided. Collect an abundance of enquiries while on your travels, attending to telephone calls and sifting through existing spreadsheets. Don’t be afraid of increasing your reach to recruit a greater number of applicants because […]
1000’s of study abroad agents are already onboard, join them today!
EduAgent CRM has given 1000 CRM accounts completely free of charge since launching early in 2016. All 1000 accounts have been snapped up by education agents across the globe. We are excited to celebrate with free trials on all of our upgrades. Three trial options are available Although free accounts are no longer available to […]
The Week in 100 Words: Visa free entry into Canada for Mexicans and the Netherlands must do more to keep overseas students
Bringing you the weeks’ International Education news affecting Study Abroad and Education Agencies around the world in around one hundred words 4th – 10th July 2016 ***For the full story and source, please click on the link headlines*** Canada will lift Mexican visa requirements The passport to education and better international relationships between the two countries […]
The Week in 100 Words: Industry responds as UK votes to leave EU, study abroad interest for Dutch unis is on the rise and more
Bringing you the weeks’ International Education news affecting Study Abroad and Education Agencies around the world in around one hundred words 20th – 26th June 2016 ***For the full story and source, please click on the link headlines*** Intled industry speaks out after EU referendum results in Brexit Take a look at what International Education staff, stakeholders and […]
The Week in 100 Words: UK HE needs to do more for healthy intled and Australian states publish Intled strategies
Bringing you the weeks’ International Education news affecting Study Abroad and Education Agencies around the world in around one hundred words 13th – 19th June 2016 ***For the full story and source, please click on the link headlines*** Victoria, South Australia and Queensland States publish Intled Strategies The first ever national international education strategies release sets out to […]
The Week in 100 Words: NEAS report on Australia’s ELT, personal touch needed for Indian undergrads says NAFSA and more
Bringing you the weeks’ International Education news affecting Study Abroad and Education Agencies around the world in around one hundred words 6th – 12th June 2016 ***For the full story and source, please click on the link headlines*** NEAS reveals high levels of satisfaction in Australian ELT 95% of international students from over 200 different ELT […]
The Week in 100 Words: Germany could overtake UK, New Iran Denmark connection and more
Bringing you the weeks’ International Education news affecting Study Abroad and Education Agencies around the world in around one hundred words 30th May – 5th June 2016 ***For the full story and source, please click on the link headlines*** Germany could overtake UK as top EU study spot Latest M.M. Advisory report points out that Germany […]
The Week in 100 Words: Eased EU entry and residence options, KSA study abroad prospects still rising and more
Bringing you the weeks’ International Education news affecting Study Abroad and Education Agencies around the world in around one hundred words 16th – 22nd May 2016 ***For the full story and source, please click on the link headlines*** Non-EU students may stay at least 9 months more New EU entry and residence allow rules non-EU students and researchers to […]
The Week in 100 Words: British Council research into internationalising higher education, ESL lessons for Syrian refugees unused and more
Bringing you the weeks’ International Education news affecting Study Abroad and Education Agencies around the world in around one hundred words 9th – 15th May 2016 British Council research into higher education internationalisation trends Germany and Malaysia ranked top of 26 countries with most balanced internationalisation portfolio. Free ESL lessons for Syrian refugees unclaimed Languages Canada questions […]
The Week in 100 Words: New UK-Pakistan connection, Vietnam pledges better UK, US & Japan ties and more
Bringing you the weeks’ International Education news affecting Study Abroad and Education Agencies around the world in around one hundred words 2nd – 8th May 2016 New Manchester-Islamabad bound airline could support UK-Pakistan connection Shaheen Air has launched its new route on a three times weekly service. North West of the UK houses a thriving Pakistani community, […]
The Week in 100 Words: Ireland gains popularity, Brexit could be drastic for enrolments and more
Bringing you the weeks’ International Education news affecting Study Abroad and Education Agencies around the world in around one hundred words 18th – 22nd April 2016 Ireland becomes an increasingly attractive study abroad destination Hear it from the agents themselves: what’s not appealing about high quality education, warm local hospitality, and the weak euro helping keep […]
The Week in 100 Words: Mass deportation questioned, Swiss agency deportation and more
Bringing you the weeks’ International Education news affecting Study Abroad and Education Agencies around the world in around one hundred words 11th – 15th April 2016 UK to begin investigation into deportation of 50,000 international students UK Home Affairs Committee Chair announces investigation as ELTS evidence on English Language tests being taken illegally is deemed ‘insufficient’ […]
How forms and enquiry management have evolved online
Today we are going to tell you the story of how online forms and enquiry management became. Why? Well, billions of forms are submitted online every single day – making online forms the quickest, easiest and most natural way to collect users. This is a true story and any resemblance with your past and […]
We are giving away 1000 free CRM accounts
We are giving you the chance to go paperless and get started with a free EduAgent CRM account. Only 1000 accounts were up for grabs when we started, and we have been overwhelmed with the uptake so far. You can grab your free account right here. What Is EduAgent CRM So for those visiting us for […]
Three steps to study abroad recruitment success
Studying abroad is an exciting, yet daunting prospect for anyone applying for education overseas. Language barriers, culture shocks and feeling a homesick stranger are often cited among the biggest worries by study abroad applicants. Among the options available to ease them into the process is support and counselling from education consultants and agents. Agents usually […]
Why online enquiry management is popular in your country
Simply put: If there is internet where you are, then EduAgent CRM is by now probably known to the education consultants and study abroad advisors in your vicinity. Having completed its successful beta, the online study abroad enquiry management solution for study abroad agents was launched to the public early in 2016. By the end […]
Join our paperless revolution as part of your 2016 resolution
While 2015 Christmas shoppers were busy taking to giant online carts like Amazon – hoping that their arrangement would arrive on time, we were busy preparing our giant online enquiry machine for the New Year. After a successful private beta phase, EduAgent CRM launched to the public early in 2016. The customer relationship management (CRM) […]
