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.

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.

Applying for a student visa is one of the most important steps in studying abroad. While requirements vary by country, the overall process follows a similar structure, from receiving an offer letter and preparing financial documents to completing biometrics and waiting for approval. Understanding each stage can help students avoid delays, meet immigration requirements, and move forward with their international education plans more confidently.

Malaysia is no longer viewed only as an affordable study destination. As global student priorities shift toward sustainability, employability, and regional opportunity, the country is quietly emerging as one of Asia’s most strategically positioned education hubs.

A clear breakdown of New Zealand’s proposed shift of early childhood education regulation from the Ministry of Education to ERO, what it means for providers and why the sector is debating the change.

New Zealand begins 2026 with a major reset of its vocational education system, returning decision-making to regions and placing industry at the centre of skills training.

UNESCO highlights the Chiapas Puede literacy programme in Mexico for its community-led approach to youth and adult literacy, cultural inclusion, gender equality, and multilingual education.

Two New Zealand kaiako have been recognised at the NEiTA Awards New Zealand, celebrating inspiring leadership, innovative teaching and lasting impact on learners and communities.

Parents often say the hardest part of supporting their children’s learning is not the willingness to help, but knowing what to help with. The updated Parent Portal is designed to answer that question. It now clearly sets out what children are learning across every year level from Year 0 to Year 10, covering the refreshed, knowledge-rich curriculum in a way that feels understandable rather than overwhelming. Instead of curriculum language that feels distant or technical, pare

When the new Australian academic year begins, thousands of international students will arrive carrying more than suitcases. They bring expectations of fairness of safety and of an education that is worth the distance travelled. Behind the scenes, however, Australia has been quietly rewriting the rules that shape that exact experience. On 5 December 2025, a significant shift took effect. The Education Legislation Amendment (Integrity and Other Measures) Act 2025 became law, r

The Government increases school property funding for the first time since 2010, boosting capital investment, doubling support for small schools and prioritising safe, warm, well-maintained classrooms.

Discover how New Zealand’s new Early Childhood Education Regulation Reform will improve child safety, reduce red tape and establish a clearer, fairer regulatory system for ECE providers and families.

The Tertiary Education Strategy 2025–2030 sets priorities to improve completion, boost research commercialisation, expand regional access and grow international education.

The updated ECE licensing criteria reduce red tape, support affordability and strengthen quality oversight through a new Director of Regulation and smarter enforcement.

New Zealand and Estonia have deepened their education ties as ministers from both countries meet to share expertise, discuss system reforms and explore collaboration in AI, digital learning, science and research.

New Zealand’s refreshed national curriculum for Years 1–10 introduces clear learning pathways, stronger foundations and a fairer education system to raise achievement nationwide.

The Education and Training Amendment Bill (No 2) ensures a world-leading education system for New Zealand students — strengthening achievement, attendance, teacher support and freedom of expression.

A new specialist school for autistic students is opening in Auckland & Wellington in 2026. The Autism NZ Education Hub offers a personalised learning plan for neurodivergent youth.

New Zealand is the Country of Honour at CACIE 2025. Learn how the NZ-China education partnership boosts the economy and fosters innovation.