In same week as EC closed, the ILAC Education Group announced it had made the "difficult decision" to conclude its operations - with no further detail publicly available for affected students and partners.
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The UK’s Education Sector Advisory Group (ESAG) has published a series of sector action plans setting out proposed activity to support the delivery of the UK’s international education strategy through to 2030.
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Current and incoming ILAC students and their families tell The PIE of tuition at risk, cancelled travel and immigration uncertainty, as language learners receive replacement classes while career-college students await answers.
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