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New research has challenged perceptions of poor career outcomes among #internationalstudents who settle in Australia. An analysis of census data has found that overseas graduates’ career trajectories have improved Down Under, with more foreign students moving into professional and skilled technical roles, while fewer end up as labourers, administrative staff or sales workers. In a recent presentation at the Australian International Education Conference (AIEC) in Canberra this week, Navitas Chief Insights Officer Jonathan Chew stated that international students achieved career trajectories “not that different” from Australians or New Zealanders. Jon's analysis from the Australian Census and Temporary Entrants Integrated Dataset, found that the number of foreigners on graduate visas had ballooned from 37,000 on 2016 census night to 89,000 in the 2021 count. Notwithstanding this growth, temporary graduates had achieved a more skilled profile, with a higher proportion of professionals and almost double the share of technicians. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gU7aDjNe Times Higher Education John Ross #navitasinsights #internationaleducation #intled

Our newest internationalisation partnership in Canada with Western University will include the establishment of a new international college - Western International College (WesternIC). WesternIC will prepare students for study at one of Canada’s leading research-intensive universities that is ranked among the top 1% of higher education institutions worldwide. The college will support students entering professional masters and undergraduate degrees by offering an integrated and customised programme that includes academic course content, study skills development, and wraparound social and academic support systems. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gKfFNZib StudyTravel #universitypartnership #internationaleducation #intled #universitypathways

We're excited to announce our participation at the 2025 Australian International Education Conference (AIEC) taking place in Canberra this week. On Thursday 16 October, Deakin College colleagues Hamid Khattak, College Director & Principal, and Justine Morris, Director Marketing & Admissions, are presenting a session titled: 'Navigating change for student success: data driven strategies to overcome market challenges at Deakin College’. We look forward to engaging with the international education community at #AIEC2025, sharing insights and experiences that shape the future of education! #internationaleducation #intled #highereducation #highered #AIEC

We're excited to announce our participation at the 2025 Australian International Education Conference (AIEC) taking place in Canberra this week. On Thursday 16 October, Christina Del Medico (SFHEA), Director of Learning & Teaching Services – University Partnerships Australasia, will be facilitating a session titled, ‘Student success by design: solving real-world challenges in international learning’. This interactive session will see participants working alongside sector colleagues to unpack one persistent, shared challenge in supporting international students. They will then co-create practical, scalable solutions using evidence-informed design tools grounded in systems thinking, success analytics and institutional insight. We look forward to engaging with the international education community at #AIEC2025, sharing insights and experiences that shape the future of education! #internationaleducation #intled #highereducation #highered #AIEC

It's Day 1 of the 2025 Australian International Education Conference (AIEC) taking place in Canberra this week. From 12:00-2:00pm today, Navitas Chief Insights Officer Jonathan Chew will be joining Australia's leading data experts, to deliver a pre-conference masterclass on international education data. Tailored for advanced users, the masterclass will provide participants with opportunities for small-group presentations and facilitated discussion. In addition, participants will also be able to meet and network with other international education professionals from across Australia who are advanced data users. Lyndell Jacka (IEAA-SF), The University of Queensland, International Education Association of Australia (IEAA), Marie Clark, Education New Zealand | Manapou ki te Ao, Chris Strods, QS Quacquarelli Symonds, Helen Yang, La Trobe Business School, La Trobe University #aiec2025 #internationaleducation #intled

We're excited to announce our participation at the 2025 Australian International Education Conference (AIEC) taking place in Canberra this week. On Thursday 16 October, Dom Harden, Academic Director at La Trobe College Australia, will be joining Andrew Foley from Flinders University and Dr Dr Jason McGovern from Swinburne College Pty Ltd, for an informal chat about 'Managing key relationships in university partnerships’. This conversation will focus on how to best influence the people that count, developing key relationships and identifying and leveraging strategic aspects. Later in the day, Dom will be chairing two sessions that will look at, 'Pathways to and from international education.' We look forward to engaging with the international education community at #AIEC2025, sharing insights and experiences that shape the future of education! #internationaleducation #intled #highereducation #highered #AIEC

We’re excited to announce a new strategic partnership with Western University, one of Canada’s top research-intensive institutions. This collaboration marks a significant milestone in expanding access to high quality #internationaleducation, and will offer new opportunities for #internationalstudents to further their academic journeys in London, Ontario.   At the heart of this partnership is Western International College (WesternIC) - the first Navitas pathway in North America to support students entering professional master’s and undergraduate programs. WesternIC will offer an integrated and highly customized program that includes academic course content, study skills development, and wraparound social and academic support systems that will allow students, upon successful completion, to progress to certain professional master’s and undergraduate degrees at Western.    As a founding member of U15 Canada, Western is ranked amongst the top 1% of higher education institutions worldwide. The university joins five other Canadian universities in partnering with Navitas, reinforcing our commitment to student success and global engagement. Scott Jones, Navitas Group CEO, said: “We are delighted to be partnering with Western University, a globally recognized university with a strong reputation for research excellence and student achievement. Western will benefit greatly from the Navitas global marketing network and from a pathway program that will help to prepare international students academically and personally for the challenges of university studies.”    Darcy Rollins, Head of Division, Navitas University Partnerships North America, added: “Western International College will quickly become an attractive destination for students from around the world to prepare to enter Western University’s renowned programs. We look forward to introducing Western, the City of London, and Southwestern Ontario to international students and promoting the high-quality higher education experience for which both Canada and Western are known.” For more information, head to our website or WesternIC. https://lnkd.in/gzsmFusP https://www.westernic.ca/   #HigherEd #IntlEd #GlobalEducation #StudentSuccess #PathwayPrograms #UniversityPartners

We're excited to announce our participation at the 2025 Australian International Education Conference (AIEC) taking place in Canberra next week from Tuesday 14 to Friday 17 October. On Wednesday 15 October, Dr Peter Matheis, Learning & Teaching Transformation and Digital Innovation Manager, will be giving a presentation on, 'Assessment Typological Process: navigating educational transformation to uphold academic integrity'. As the international education sector in Australia undergoes profound transformations, the integrity of academic assessments becomes crucial in maintaining the trust and commitment of prospective international students seeking education abroad. This research has delved into the redesign of assessment processes to mitigate risks of academic dishonesty, a pressing challenge in an era marked by technological advancements and global educational shifts. We look forward to engaging with the international education community at #AIEC2025, sharing insights and experiences that shape the future of education! #internationaleducation #intled #highereducation #highered #AIEC

Last year, Navitas celebrated our 30th anniversary and our legacy that has seen the company grow from one pathway college in Perth, Australia, to the global organisation that it is today! As part of these celebrations we launched 'The Stories That Made Us', a curated collection of memories and reflections from our students, partners and staff who have been part of the Navitas journey.  Thank you to Naima Hasan, Queens College GSSP alumna, for sharing her experience of our pathway program. You can listen to Naima's story here 👉 https://lnkd.in/gvbBEFDJ #TheStoriesThatMadeUs #internationaleducation #intled #highereducation #highered #studentsuccessstories

We're excited to announce our participation at the 2025 Australian International Education Conference (AIEC) taking place in Canberra next week from Tuesday 14 to Friday 17 October. Leaders from across Navitas will be contributing to thought leadership and discussion on several key topics under this year's theme, Navigating Change. Delegates will explore strategies for developing resilience in the international education sector during these challenging times, ways to embrace change and uncertainty and use these to their advantage, and connect with colleagues to share experiences and expand professional networks. On Wednesday 15 October, Navitas Chief Insights Officer Jonathan Chew, will be joining a panel to discuss: Politics, policy, and the future of international education - post 2025 federal election. Chaired by Varsha Devi Balakrishnan (IEAA-F) from Value Learning Intercultural Specialists, the panel includes Melissa Banks (GAICD, IEAA SF) from The Lygon Group, Assistant Minister for International Education, Julian Hill MP, and Universities Australia CEO Luke Sheehy. On Thursday 16 October, Jon will be joining a panel to discuss: Future-proofing talent: do today's programs meet future skills demands? Chaired by Alison Jenkins from Studyportals, the panel includes Carolyn Chong from Federation University Australia, and Bronwyn Bartsch (IEAA-SF) from Australian Catholic University. Jon will also be delivering a pre-conference advanced masterclass on international education data on Tuesday 14 October. Then later that day, in his role as International Education Association of Australia (IEAA) Vice President, Jon will be chairing the IEAA Excellence Awards. We look forward to engaging with the international education community at #AIEC2025, sharing insights and experiences that shape the future of education! #internationaleducation #intled #highereducation #highered #AIEC