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Major investors of Byju’s, Prosus and Peak XV Partners, have voiced their concerns, leading to high-profile board resignations. Despite the turmoil, Byju’s is working towards improving its corporate governance, while creditors and Byju’s negotiate a term loan amendment for a $1.2 billion loan obtained in 2021.

The two countries have formed successful alliances in the fields of education and innovation, benefitting from each other’s distinct approaches. These partnerships are well-demonstrated in institutes like the Singapore-ETH Center which conducts diverse research, and through Swiss higher-education institutions based in Singapore.

SEAtS Software hopes to forge partnerships with more educational institutions in the region, aiming to enhance student success outcomes and optimize campus management processes.

DLI has been working with multinational organizations and educational institutions worldwide, helping them develop top-notch digital learning practitioners. Some of its esteemed clients include the NHS, Manchester Metropolitan University, and Diageo.

This venture is expected to provide sustainable power for High Technical School (HTS) Drostdy, one of the largest and oldest technical high schools in South Africa. It will also establish an alternative revenue stream for CVE over the 20-year lifespan of the project.

BYJU’S refutes allegations of delayed provident fund payments for its employees, claiming all dues are settled until June 2023. Amid ongoing challenges, including board member resignations and governance issues, CEO Byju Raveendran emotionally defended the company during an investor call. The issues arose amidst scrutiny following a regulatory agency’s investigation into potential foreign exchange violations.

The Study Abroad hub will act as a seamless bridge between edX learners in India and Shorelight, providing essential guidance and support to help them identify the most suitable academic and career-focused programs abroad.

The capital will be used to expand Auxilo’s loan base, enhance its product offerings, and advance its technological capabilities. Having already assisted over 7,500 students and 150 educational institutions, the firm aims to leverage these funds to further empower students’ international education aspirations and to uplift the nation’s education infrastructure.

SEAtS Software has further developed its platform to offer actionable insights for improving scheduling and space utilization. These developments aim to foster sustainability and reduce energy costs across campuses. The company is already collaborating with a range of esteemed institutions across Australia, New Zealand and the Middle East.

The model has not only demonstrated success but has also exhibited a distinctive and scalable global approach. This framework offers a dual advantage to students by enhancing their innovative capabilities and professional networks, and concurrently providing a testing ground for their business ideas while earning academic credits.

This initiative seeks to improve financial accessibility for international students in the US, particularly those from India, Mexico, Canada, and South Korea. The program leverages Nova Credit’s Credit Passport to assess borrowers’ credit history from their home countries, thus enabling these students to secure in-school loans without needing a cosigner.

Despite the company not yet officially filing its 2022-23 results, the prospects seem optimistic as Eruditus prepares for a fundraising round, potentially worth $150 million. The funds will be garnered through primary and secondary share sales, possibly significantly elevating the company’s valuation amidst a global decrease in edtech valuations.

Despite the desire for a similar ease of use in making large-value transactions, Chinese students have historically encountered a complex process for making international tuition payments, largely due to various regulatory restrictions. With this collaboration, Flywire and Tencent aim to bridge this gap and cater to the consumer demand for a smoother payment experience.

This trend has led to a surge in demand for English language training as students need to be fluent in English to be admitted to these schools. Additionally, the emergence of private Chinese-owned bilingual schools offering international education further fuels the growth of the ELT market in China.

TAP’s Co-Founder and Chief Growth Officer Nik Higgins discussed the platform’s strategic importance, integration with IDP and its role in shaping the future of peer-to-peer engagement in the education sector.

The demand for quality higher education among India’s middle class, which constitutes approximately one-third of the country’s population, has been increasing. As a result, Indian parents and students are increasingly seeking educational opportunities overseas.

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