Changes to the Temporary Graduate Visa (Subclass 485) – Effective 14 December 2024 The Department of Home Affairs has announced refinements to the Temporary Graduate Visa (TGV) program following the 1 July 2024 Migration Strategy. These changes primarily address Graduate Certificates and Graduate Diplomas under the Post-Higher Education Work (PHEW) stream, ensuring alignment with the

At Educli, we’ve developed smart online forms designed specifically for education providers to make your processes faster, smoother, and stress-free.  Collect and manage data effortlessly with custom-built forms tailored to your needs. Automate profile creation – no more double handling of student information! Streamline installments for tuition payments, ensuring accuracy and consistency. Sync seamlessly with

New Skills in Demand Visa Changes – December 2024 From December 2024, the Australian government is introducing a new Skills in Demand (SID) visa to address labor shortages and attract skilled workers. It replaces the old Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) visa and comes with three main streams: Specialist Skills Stream: For high-income earners (earning over

International education has long been a pillar of Australia’s economy, contributing billions in revenue while promoting cultural and academic exchange. Yet, this once-flourishing sector is now being systematically undermined by government policies.   The Aftermath of COVID-19: A Crippling Blow The COVID-19 pandemic decimated Australia’s international education sector. With closed borders, the influx of international

Changes to Overseas Worker Sponsorship Program from 7 December 2024 Once again, the government is quietly rolling out a major change to the sponsorship of overseas workers program, with no prior warning or public notification. This seems to be becoming a regular trend for the current management of Australia — major shifts in immigration policies

Are you planning to study in Australia? Or perhaps you’re an education agent assisting clients with their visa applications? If so, understanding the Genuine Student (GS) requirement is essential. The GS requirement plays a crucial role in ensuring your application is successful and highlights your intent to study in Australia temporarily. This guide will walk

Ensuring Compliance and Integrity in International Education Recruitment All providers delivering education to international students in Australia must adhere to the standards outlined in the ESOS legislative framework as a condition of their registration. Using false or misleading information in advertising or marketing is a prosecutable offense, emphasising the importance of compliance and transparency. Streamlining

New Risk Levels for Providers and Countries announced In an important update today, November 20, 2024, new risk levels for providers and countries have been announced, which may significantly impact international students planning to study in Australia. These changes could affect visa eligibility, course selection, and admission strategies. Below is a detailed breakdown of the

Introduction The Australian Government has replaced the Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) requirement with the Genuine Student (GS) requirement for student visas, effective from March 23, 2024. This new requirement applies to all student visa applications lodged on or after this date.    Understanding the Genuine Student (GS) Requirement To be granted a student visa, applicants

The international education sector is experiencing mixed emotions following the Coalition and Greens’ last-minute decision to block the ESOS bill and its proposed student caps. While the move halts a Bill riddled with flaws, it’s difficult to ignore the political maneuvering behind this decision. The Coalition’s motivations seem less about supporting international education and more

In an era of growing international student mobility and evolving immigration policies, Canada stands at the forefront of global education trends. As of late, the Canadian government has been working on a proposal for a new compliance reporting system for post-secondary institutions—a shift aimed at ensuring the integrity of the International Student Programme (ISP). These

I had an eye-opening conversation with a potential client who showed significant interest in our student management system. They seemed to fit perfectly into the profile of a company we’d love to collaborate with—forward-thinking and committed to student success. However, the meeting hit an unexpected roadblock: they expressed reluctance to maintain records of student work,

In the dynamic world of international education, student counsellors play a crucial role in bridging the gap between prospective students and educational institutions. Their job encompasses a wide range of responsibilities, including managing relationships with students, liaising with educational institutions, and ensuring compliance with immigration regulations in destination countries. Given the complexity of these tasks

Canada’s has solidified its position as a top destination for international students. However, the Government of Canada, is continuously introducing significant regulatory changes to its international education programs. Over the past year, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has implemented measures to reduce the number of international students and permanent residents to Canada as outlined

Why Google Search is No Longer Working In the digital era, the way we search for information has undergone a massive transformation. For many years, Google was the undisputed leader, serving as the go-to search engine for finding answers to our questions. However, in recent times, things have started to change rapidly. Social platforms like

A Path to Greater Efficiency and Transparency The international education sector, particularly in countries like Australia, Canada, and the UK, is grappling with inefficiencies surrounding agent commission agreements for student enrolments. providers and educational providers are locked into outdated and opaque commission structures that contribute to rising costs without delivering commensurate benefits. These financial burdens

International education recruitment is undergoing a seismic shift. With significant changes unfolding in key markets like Australia, Canada, and the UK, agents are increasingly feeling the pressure of new regulations and caps on the number of students they can recruit. As these shifts occur, it’s important to consider what the future of international recruitment will

On November 7, 2024, the Australian Senate’s Committee continued its examination of the proposed Education Services for Overseas Students (ESOS) Amendment Bill, which seeks to impose caps on international student enrolments starting January 1, 2025. Senate Estimates provided a preview of the upcoming Senate review of the proposed ESOS Amendments, shedding light on some significant

In today’s rapidly evolving education sector, employee development and retention have become paramount for international education providers, particularly in college and agency administration. To stay competitive in 2024 and beyond, these organisations must focus on enhancing leadership skills and essential soft skills, like empathy, to cultivate a productive, motivated, and loyal workforce. A recent survey

The government has identified significant risks in the recruitment practices of overseas students. This situation underscores the necessity for education providers to review their recruitment and admissions processes, complemented by effective oversight and self-assurance measures. In this article we would like to draw your attention to a critical issues that may be affecting your recruitment