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A new virtual platform for school admissions teams has been launched by UK-based education consultancy William Clarence Education. 

Kaplan has acquired international school guidance provider BridgeU as it seeks to "impact students at a truly unique scale".

Benenden has announced that it will open a series of schools in China as part of a partnership with Hong Kong-based CTF Education Group. 

UAE-based edtech company Alef Education has announced it will bring its services into Indonesia after signing a partnership with the country's Ministry of Religious Affairs.

Canada’s K-12 sector saw 17,584 fewer international students enrol in fall 2020, marking an average drop of 65% compared with last year.

A toolkit supporting growth and sustainability in international engagement in the Australian school sector has been developed by Monash University.

An initiative aiming to build 100 schools in emerging countries funded by Bitcoin has announced its fourth school will be in Nigeria.

Demand for AI, Python and Coding courses has grown 200% over the coronavirus period at edtech startup Tinker Coders since its launch in March.

ACS International Schools has unveiled its new Doha campus with "state-of-the-art" facilities to accommodate almost 2,500 students aged three to 18 in Qatar.

The latest US SEVP data has revealed that despite a slight decline in the number of visa-holding international students in 2019. Overall student records were down 1.7%, reaching a total of 1,523,758.

K-12 schools network, Finnish Schools International, has launched a global online school to provide world-class education at an affordable price.

A company backed by Permira Funds has agreed to invest in a majority stake in the EF Education First Kids & Teens chain of schools in China and Indonesia. 

Juniper Education has partnered with Lexplore Analytics to provide schools with eye-tracking and AI to identify potential issues with reading in children.

Most undergraduate applicants are continuing with their university enrolment plans, but a sizable minority have switched countries.

The British Association of Independent Schools with International Students and the Boarding Schools’ Association have announced a formal partnership.