An anonymous reader lets exposes the second-rate hospitality training given to international students hoping to gain permanent residency in Australia.
International students
Indian students and Immigration: a case of too many cooks …
In the second of a three-part series, Geoff Maslen looks at immigration law and the stampede for visas by foreign students. What happens now to students who thought that would qualify for residency?
Has the great Indian student bubble burst?
Speculation that the flood of Indian students into Australian education institutions (not to mention the $2 billion they bring to the economy each year) is about to dry up has generated alarm in political and educational circles, writes Geoff Maslen.
Making concessions for international students
Victoria and NSW are the only states denying international students transport concessions, writes Greg Foyster.
Unis use offshore agents to recruit students
Australian universities are more guilty than private training colleges when it comes to using offshore agents to attract international students, writes Erica Cervini.
Australia’s international student shambles
Overseas students are a huge source of export income and generate significant levels of economic activity, including paying income tax. What are we giving in return? asks Andrew Bartlett.
Needed: a national watch dog for colleges
Australia needs a national education regulator to weed out the few remaining dodgy colleges pitching themselves to international students — they’re not “back-door migrants” and deserve better, says Tony Pollock.
Undercover Four Corners reporter bashed
A reporter for ABC’s Four Corners has reportedly been attacked and beaten while working undercover on a story about dodgy migration and education schemes for international students.
