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May 5, 2013
Poisonous Population Politics For the past several years prospective immigrants, 457 temporary work visas holders and international students have been targetted in Australia’s “poisonous population politics” conducted in the mainstream media and politics. In Australia, always prone to xenophobia like Britain is now via UKIP, the debate has revolved round immigration and supposed […]
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March 14, 2013
AIEC Australian Education Centre can assist with student visa with work rights and Streamlined Visa Processing SVP, visa for paid hospitality and unpaid professional internships. AIEC can refer candidates to SkillSelect database for skilled independent and family immigration to official DIAC MARA migration agents. For more information see AIEC Australian and International Education Centre for […]
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February 25, 2013
“Opinion – A political issue From Language Travel Magazine by Bethan Norris, Senior Editor It is easy to be scathing of governments who are happy to take tuition fees and living costs from hard working foreign students but when it comes to safeguarding political futures are only too keen to portray them as […]
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November 30, 2012
Britain, like Australia, cuts nose to spite face? “Net migration to UK falls by a quarter. ONS figures show net migration fell from 242,000 to 183,000 in past year, driven in part by fewer overseas students, according to The Guardian. Net migration to Britain has fallen by a quarter over the past year, from 242,000 to […]
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November 27, 2012
Student visa crackdown sends out wrong signal, says Boris Johnson. On visit to India, London mayor says number of Indian students applying to study in UK is falling The London mayor, Boris Johnson, has said government restrictions on overseas students are putting off the brightest from coming to study in Britain. During a five-day visit […]
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September 11, 2012
Australia in the Asia Century Australian politicians, media, business and society are obviously at cross purposes? “Students the key to opening doors in China, says HSBC. Australian companies looking to do business with China should consider recruiting some of the 150,000 Chinese students studying here (in Australia), James Hogan, the head of commercial banking for […]
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April 18, 2012
Melbourne is a sophisticated, stylish and cosmopolitan city, which offers international students a high quality education and lifestyle experience. Melbourne’s culture is unique – a non-stop celebration of fashion, food, sport and entertainment, shopping, history and heritage, the arts and good living. It’s not surprising that its people are so welcoming and that their lifestyle […]
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March 7, 2012
Article from The Australian Higher Ed: “$3bn hit to economy as foreign students slump. THE value of international students to the Australian education sector has collapsed by 20 per cent as the high dollar gouges an industry already reeling from migration cutbacks, a prohibitive visa regime and violence against foreign students. Figures from the Australian […]
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January 16, 2012
Exporting education – how Australia did it. HERE’s something Australian education exporters do not need as they struggle against the impact of the expensive $A and everybody from the UK to US, China to Canada realising how much money is to be made in selling to international students – their industry association has published an […]
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January 1, 2012
The Australian economy is expected to grow in 2012 due to strength of Asia, while Europe and USA have economic problems. Unemployment remains low in Australia but under employment is significant, but much part time employment for international students and working holiday travellers working in hospitality, fast food, transport, aged care, health care, agriculture and […]
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