Here we go again—another skilled graduate pushed into limbo due to bureaucracy over common sense. An applicant for the 485 Graduate Visa contacted us with a grievance about a visa refusal. They submitted an otherwise flawless application. All documents provided, everything in order—except for one technical error: the police check submitted was from the wrong [...]
Implementing a CRM is a big step—but a powerful one. While it takes time and resources to set up, the rewards far outweigh the effort. With Educli, your team can stop chasing paperwork and start focusing on creating real value for your business. Removing paper from your operations speeds everything up. Time saved is money [...]
As Australia heads towards another federal election, both major political parties are once again turning to a familiar narrative—immigration and international students. It's the kind of headline that stirs emotion, garners attention, and too often oversimplifies a complex issue. But what they won’t tell you is this: most of the talking points are misdirected, misleading, [...]
Unethical behaviour by third-party education agents remains a serious concern—and a top priority—for ASQA and other regulatory bodies across the Australian government. For providers offering VET qualifications to international students, compliance isn’t optional. It's a legal obligation under the ESOS Act, the National Code of Practice for Providers of Education and Training to Overseas Students [...]
Implementing a CRM is a big step—but a powerful one. While it takes time and resources to set up, the rewards far outweigh the effort. With Educli, your team can stop chasing paperwork and start focusing on creating real value for your business. Removing paper from your operations speeds everything up. Time saved is money [...]
The recent announcement by Peter Dutton to cap international student numbers at 240,000, increase visa fees up to $5,000, and limit enrolments at public universities to 75% domestic students is a bold political move—but is it the right one? The argument suggests that the housing crisis is being driven by international students. This move may [...]
Political missteps are nothing new, but few have managed to torpedo public sentiment as swiftly as Mr Dutton and the LNP did this past week. Mr. Dutton’s promise to cut government jobs and implement a so-called “DOGE-style” expense crackdown backfired, and Mr Dutton was forced to walk back his controversial work-from-home stance after backlash from [...]
Students' active participation in online learning environments is a critical factor in achieving positive learning outcomes, especially in the context of distance or hybrid learning environments. However, both teachers and students may find it difficult to create and maintain a high level of engagement due to factors like a lack of social interaction, technical difficulties, [...]
In a recent article, the ABC explored the rise and fall of international student numbers — but what it didn’t quite spell out is that the international students are being scapegoated for a much deeper, structural problem in Australia’s migration policy. And while industry experts and insiders know this, the broader public discourse continues to [...]
As of 2023, international students can legally work up to 48 hours per fortnight while their course is in session. During scheduled course breaks, full-time work is allowed. But did you know there are different ways you can work while studying? In this article, we’ll explore the three main pathways: Working as an employee on [...]
