Education

Tough times for Navitas amid visa review

Education provider Navitas expects second-half earnings to be weaker amid uncertainty over student visa rules. Navitas reported a net profit of $35.4 million for the six months to December 31, up from $32.2 million in the previous corresponding period.

More migration reform needed: Collier

Training and Workforce Development Minister Peter Collier is pushing for changes to skilled migration that go further than the reform package announced yesterday by the federal government.

Collier opens trades training facility

Training and Workforce Development minister Peter Collier says a new $23 million trades training centre in Clarkson will fill a significant gap in training opportunities in the northern corridor.

Navitas to open 2nd Scottish college

Education services provider Navitas has agreed to set up an international college at the Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen, its second deal with a Scottish university this year.

Navitas up on record enrolments news

Shares in global education services provider, Navitas have climbed after announcing its student enrolments for the first semester this year are at record highs, a 16 per cent increase on the previous corresponding period.

Navitas to open college in Edinburgh

A Scottish university has struck a deal with Australian education provider Navitas in a bid to increase its international student intake.

High Court rejects UWA's Gray appeal

The High Court has knocked back an appeal application from the University of Western Australia over the intellectual property battle involving Perth scientist Bruce Gray.

Navitas strikes fourth US college deal

Global education services provider Navitas has announced yet another agreement with a college in the United States for a pathways program, its fourth in as many weeks, this time with the Univeristy of Massachusetts Boston.

Navitas strikes another university deal

Shares in Navitas were higher after the education service provider executed a 10-year deal with the University of Newcastle to establish the Newcastle International College.

Perth language school shuts doors

The administrator of GEOS Perth says the school will not be re-opened, displacing nearly 500 international students enrolled in English language courses at the school that operates out of St Mark's International College in Highgate.

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