As announced in the Migration Strategy released on 11 December 2023, the Australian Government is replacing the Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) requirement for the grant of a student visa with the Genuine Student (GS) requirement. Here is our take on what the applicants will have to explain in detail: Their academic motivation should focus [...]
The urgency for growing tech talent in Australia has never been more critical, primarily due to the rapid pace of digital transformation across all sectors of the economy. In an era where technology underpins productivity, innovation, and competitiveness, the demand for skilled tech professionals is skyrocketing. Industries ranging from healthcare to finance and education are [...]
International students have accounted for more than forty percent of the net migration that has occurred overseas in recent years. This is the second largest contributor to population growth, falling only behind natural resources. They are essential to the funding of universities and other educational institutions in Australia, as well as to the numerous businesses [...]
Today, on International Women's Day, we celebrate the incredible achievements and contributions of women around the world. It's a day to recognise the strides made towards gender equality and to acknowledge the challenges that still persist. Women from diverse backgrounds continue to break barriers, leading innovations in science, arts, politics, and every field imaginable, while [...]
The arrival of AI will completely alter all aspects of the business landscape. Now it's important to understand how you can use AI to your advantage. AI changed 75% of our content marketing strategy (and processes) this year Imagine AI as a high-performance racing vehicle that accelerates your progress. Your task is to [...]
Companies should always be looking for ways to improve the productivity of their employees, including their own internal productivity. It is all too common for this to result in some sort of time management training that is offered by an external company or the human resources department. These kinds of training typically cover the advantages [...]
Midway through the month of December, Home Affairs Minister Clare O'Neil revealed Labor's plan to reduce the number of people migrating to Australia from other countries to approximately 250,000 by the year 2025. This plan would be implemented by strengthening its integrity measures, which would include a more stringent English language test and the requirement [...]
The Department of Employment and Workplace Relations has recently announced a significant move forward regarding the standards governing Registered Training Organizations (RTOs). Skills Ministers have reached a consensus to implement early changes to these standards, ahead of a more comprehensive overhaul planned for the near future. These adjustments aim to alleviate current challenges facing the [...]
The Australian federal government recently disclosed the completion of an extensive Universities Accord report, a document over a year in the making, that serves as a strategic framework for reforming the higher education sector for the forthcoming decade and beyond. This comprehensive report outlines 47 recommendations targeting various facets of the higher education system, including [...]
Legislative changes that took effect on 1 September 2020 allow the National Regulator to request electronic student records from RTOs in a specific format. Providers who are still using paper forms to manage student information should formulate a strategy to move to digital records as soon as possible. By starting the shift to electronic record [...]
