Canada is the first study abroad choice post-pandemic

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12-NOV-2022 | Where are international students heading to study abroad post-pandemic?

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Canada has become the top choice for students to study abroad, survey suggests  

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Study abroad – one in four surveyed students would choose Canada.

28-MAR-2022 | Latest analysis by global education company IDP Education has found that Canada is the top destination of choice for one in four students. The US is placed second spot, with 20% of students indicating it is their preferred destination, and the UK and Australia are in joint third place. Overall the study surveyed more than 10,000 students worldwide.

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What do students say about the value of studying in the US

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Is studying in the US worth it? A recent survey found that most international students in the US want to stay after graduation but worry about getting a job.

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Junior students have become an important growth segment in recent years, especially in Europe

The junior market – that is, students under the age of 18 – has been a growth segment in language travel in recent years. Demand is being driven by a greater emphasis on foreign language learning in markets abroad, and by an increasing interest on the part of parents in boosting their children’s language proficiency. However, the junior segment is also susceptible to economic conditions and other market disruptions and some destinations – notably Canada and the UK – saw a decline in junior numbers in 2015. Overall, the segment appears poised for further growth and development, and consumer demand is shifting to more specialized programs for youth, including courses focused on preparation for academic studies abroad. READ MORE