Recruitment, Enrollment, and Advising

Every year, New Zealand hosts more than 125,000 international students. While half of these students come from China and India, enrollments are climbing for students from the United States, Colombia, Chile, Indonesia, and Vietnam. The estimated economic value of international students in New Zealand

Since gaining independence from the United Kingdom in 1962, Jamaica has transformed its educational system from a structure that reflected the inequality of its colonial past to a dynamic network of organizations focused on developing the potential in all of its citizens.

Education has always been an integral part of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas. By 1878, primary school was compulsory for all, and in

IEM SPOTLIGHT NEWSLETTER, VOL. 16, Fall ISSUE - September 2018 By: Marty Bennett, Social Media and International Education Consulting, LLC Many U.S. colleges and universities require English language proficiency from their international students in order to ensure that the

IEM SPOTLIGHT NEWSLETTER, VOL. 16, Fall ISSUE - September 2018 To give readers a range of perspectives regarding international pre-university qualifications, the editorial team surveys a number of colleges and universities to provide sample interpretations. Foreign credential evaluation is not

The summer issue of IEM Spotlight features articles on the Anglophone Education Systems around the world.

IEM SPOTLIGHT NEWSLETTER, VOL. 15, Spring ISSUE - May 2018 To give readers a range of perspectives regarding international pre-university qualifications, the editorial team surveys a number of colleges and universities to provide sample interpretations. Foreign credential evaluation is not

IEM SPOTLIGHT NEWSLETTER, VOL. 15, Spring ISSUE - May 2018 By: Kaori Mita, University of Tsukuba-Tokyo The development of the United Arab Emirates (UAE)’s educational system is closely aligned with social changes that have been brought on by the rapid

IEM SPOTLIGHT NEWSLETTER, VOL. 15, Spring ISSUE - May 2018 By: Kaori Mita, University of Tsukuba-Tokyo Kuwait’s traditional economy was built on trading, pearling, and fishing. During the Majlis Movement of the 1930s, merchants found a great need for investing

This issue of the IEM Spotlight looks at the educational systems of two countries with sponsored programs: Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates.