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• 1 Who decides about quality? Education agents and the question of increased regulation
• 2 91ɬÂþannounces new agent code of conduct
• 3 The next era of international education: Trust, transparency, and a focus on quality
• 4 TrustEd Ireland quality mark rollout continues with awards to first group of English-language schools
• 5 NACAC changes code of conduct to allow international agents; releases agent guide for US institutions
• 6 TrustEd Ireland quality mark rollout continues with awards to first group of English-language schools

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Who decides about quality? Education agents and the question of increased regulation There has been a surge in international student mobility since the pandemic, and that rapid growth has tested...

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91ɬÂþannounces new agent code of conduct The following article is adapted from the upcoming edition of 91ɬÂþInsights magazine. The print edition will be...

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The next era of international education: Trust, transparency, and a focus on quality Since 1995, 91ɬÂþBerlin has served as a catalyst for connecting the world through education. With our 30th...

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TrustEd Ireland quality mark rollout continues with awards to first group of English-language schools Quality and Qualifications Ireland (QQI), the national agency responsible for the quality assurance of tertiary education and training,...

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NACAC changes code of conduct to allow international agents; releases agent guide for US institutions “In 1951, NACAC introduced a prohibition on incentive-based recruitment of students for all NACAC members,” explains Eddie West,...

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TrustEd Ireland quality mark rollout continues with awards to first group of English-language schools
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The next era of international education: Trust, transparency, and a focus on quality
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Who decides about quality? Education agents and the question of increased regulation
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