The Gateway Program Opens Doors for Refugees and Asylum-Seekers
The WES Gateway Program assesses credentials from countries where deteriorating conditions can make it difficult to obtain proof of academic study.
Study Abroad: Can U.S. Institutions Do Better? Trends, Benefits, Access, and Equity
U.S. students’ study abroad participation rates are creeping up, while the duration of programs is plummeting. Available research can help shed lights on who gets to participate, the impact of short term programs, and how to increase both access and benefits for the widest possible range of participants.
University Grading Reforms Begin to Take Hold Across India
Vijaya Khandavilli, India-U.S. Independent Education Consultant, and Nick Clark, Editor, World Education News & Reviews VIEW WEBINAR ARCHIVE: EDUCATION IN INDIAIndian universities and state boards of higher education across India are in the process of implementing academic and structural reforms designed to improve student choice,…
A Guide to U.K. School Qualifications Offered Internationally
Nick Clark, Editor, WENR Two of the U.K.’s examination boards provide suites of qualifications that have been developed specifically for the overseas market. These qualifications are based on the domestic versions of the GCSE and A level examinations, and are offered by Cambridge International Examinations (CIE)…
A Guide to the GCE A Level
A comprehensive guide to the structure, assessment, and evaluation of the GCE A Level, the UK’s most common university entrance qualification.