by Gorazd | Nov 6, 2020 | BONARD News, Industry News, International Education
Opportunities for digital marketing techniques to reach prospective students across China are “proliferating and developing” while the global pandemic continues, but educators should not rely on digital as their main recruitment channel, agents and recruitment...
by Daniel Kalicky | Aug 25, 2020 | BONARD News, Industry News, International Education
Student & Youth Travel Association (SYTA), the international professional trade association promoting student and youth travel, and BONARD, an independent market research company, have just released their Student Travel Business Barometer 2019 Annual Report. This...
by Daniel Kalicky | Aug 12, 2020 | BONARD News, Industry News, International Education
The new English Language Market Report Japan 2020 provides accredited UK ELT centres with a comprehensive picture of the current market, trends, opportunities and barriers in this important source market. English UK and the British Council know the strategic...
by Gorazd | Jul 29, 2020 | BONARD News, Industry News, International Education
The UK welcomed 1% more students last year than in 2018, continuing from the market rebound of 2017. The proportion of juniors rose to 54% of the total, and a quarter of all weeks were spent in London. Central England saw a 21% spike in student weeks, while Northern...
by Gorazd | Jul 24, 2020 | BONARD News, Industry News, International Education
Languages Canada members welcomed 6% more students in 2018 than in 2017, with a 2% rise in student weeks and seven out of the top-10 source countries reporting increases on the previous year. But growth was concentrated mostly in the public sector, and members...
by Daniel Kalicky | Jul 8, 2020 | BONARD News, Industry News, International Education
In the National ELICOS Market Report 2019, English Australia reports that there were 169,864 students at Australian ELT schools, around 10,000 fewer than the previous year and lowest total since 2014. However, student weeks for Australian ELT decreased by only one...
