In the year 2015, most of the international students began their courses in the universities of Australia, English schools and colleges than any of the previous years in the history, an enormous rebound which was driven by easier visas, a lower dollar and scheme which enables them for an 18 month stay after finishing their graduation.
During the prior three months of the current year about 147,000 students have begun their courses which are more than the past record of the first quarter that is around 142,000 at the previous export boom in the education during the year 2009.
The institutions of higher education and universities have taken more number of international students during this year with courses starting off 61,493 in the first quarter.
Christopher Pyne, the federal education minister, in response to figures will commission the analysis of the education’s economical benefits exports, which are focused on the extra income and the opportunities of the job which are created in the communities which are local and highlighting the potential in order to help to fill the gap in the income export which is caused because of the resource boom end.
On Thursday, an analysis will be announced at the round table of the foreign education in Canberra will calculate the foreign educational impact on the service industries like transport, retailing, communications, accommodation and tourism. It is estimated to carry out by the external consultants.
The council of co-ordination was originally recommended by an international education review handed to the government of Gillard for period ago more than two years chaired by Michael Chaney, the businessman.
The main task of the council will be to decide the national strategy of the government for the foreign education.
