Students Herald has announced the launch of its Student Sports and Athlete Development Division, marking a strategic expansion of its youth development initiatives. Leading the division is award-winning volleyball coach Marty Jan Soria, who will work alongside Students Herald Regional Director Kharissa Bienes to develop a programme that integrates sport, education, leadership, media, and community engagement.

For generations, a university degree was considered the primary gateway to career success. Today, however, employers are increasingly recognising practical skills, industry experience, certifications, and continuous learning alongside traditional academic qualifications. As the workplace evolves, multiple pathways are emerging that can lead to rewarding and even six-figure careers. This editorial explores how success is being redefined in a rapidly changing global economy.

Australia's latest student visa fee increase has raised concerns among prospective international students. However, beyond the higher cost lies a broader strategy to strengthen quality, enhance compliance, and protect the long-term value of Australian education. Our latest editorial explores why these changes may ultimately benefit genuine students and the sector as a whole.

Germany's Ausbildung Program is reshaping how many people think about education and employment. Instead of separating classroom learning from the workplace, the country's dual vocational training system allows participants to study while receiving paid, hands-on experience with employers. As governments and education providers seek better ways to prepare young people for an increasingly competitive labour market, Germany's long-established model continues to attract internati

A student visa is granted to one person, but its impact is rarely confined to one individual. This editorial explores how studying in New Zealand can quietly reshape careers, strengthen families, and create opportunities that continue across generations, revealing why the true legacy of international education is often measured decades, not semesters, later.

Malaysia is often framed as the affordable option in international education. But for Filipino students, its real advantage may be far more compelling than cost alone. From English-medium learning to regional proximity and a softer transition into life abroad, it may be one of the most practical higher education decisions in Asia.

South Korea is known globally for entertainment and technology, but its business story offers equally powerful lessons. From Samsung to Hyundai, the country’s rise provides business students with insights into innovation, leadership, global branding, and long-term strategic growth.

Education agents are often seen only at the final stage of the student journey, but the reality of student recruitment is far more complex than most people realise. From guiding families through high-stakes decisions to balancing institutional expectations and ethical responsibility, this Students Herald feature explores what education agents actually do behind the scenes and why trusted consultancies continue to matter in international education.

Japan’s J-Find Visa is opening new opportunities for highly skilled graduates worldwide, allowing them to live in Japan while exploring employment, entrepreneurship, and long-term career prospects.

T Levels are a new UK qualification designed to combine academic learning with practical industry experience. Equivalent to three A Levels, they offer students a pathway to university, apprenticeships, or employment while developing real-world workplace skills.

Entry-level jobs are no longer as simple as they once seemed. As employers raise expectations, many fresh graduates now face roles that require experience before they have even had the chance to begin their careers.

New Zealand is fast emerging as a preferred study destination for Asian students, offering globally recognised qualifications, strong student satisfaction, flexible work rights, and a safe, welcoming environment. As international education rebounds, the country stands out for combining academic excellence with well-being, career readiness, and long-term opportunities.

Dr Shane Reti announces the inaugural Research Funding New Zealand board to streamline science investment. Discover how this unified board replaces Marsden and HRC to drive economic growth.

Explore global education opportunities as the Study with New Zealand Expo 2026 arrives in Manila, Pampanga and Davao this February.

A Government-backed campaign injects over $450,000 into Waikato, positioning autumn as the season reshaping regional tourism across New Zealand’s heartland.

The Regional Tourism Boost invests $3.69 million to guide international visitors into regional New Zealand, supporting local communities and redefining how the world travels.

The Employment Rights Act UK brings day-one leave, sick pay for low earners, limits on zero-hours contracts and stronger dismissal protections. Over 15 million workers are set to feel the impact.

Over 500 newly graduated doctors begin work across New Zealand, marking a major step in strengthening the nation’s health workforce and future care capacity.

Millions of New Zealand passports will expire in 2026 and 2027. Check your passport expiry date now and renew early to avoid delays, stress, and missed travel plans.

New workforce data shows significant growth in New Zealand’s frontline mental health workforce, with falling vacancy rates and faster access to mental health and addiction support across the country.