by Amanda Johnson | Sep 6, 2021 | Higher Education, News
Nothing encapsulates the scale of the impact of COVID on the aspirations of Australian students as well as the surge in demand for information about careers for parking officers. In the 18 months since COVID hit our shores in March 2020, there were 1217 searches...
by Amanda Johnson | Aug 7, 2020 | Higher Education
If you are running a university and still have a pulse, chances are that you want to fill the corridors fit to bursting next year, to start making an inroad on the COVID-19 induced fiscal nightmare. You have despatched digital imprecations to agents and pathways to...
by Amanda Johnson | Apr 9, 2020 | Higher Education, News
There’s a new national market in education and training – it’s bad news for local heroes. For decades the good folk of the Apple Isle have wrung their collective hands over the loss of a few of its’ best minds and, worse still, hottest football talents to the...
by Amanda Johnson | Mar 23, 2020 | Higher Education, News
Planning new, creative solutions for domestic recruitment needs to start this week. If it doesn’t, stand by for a record number of deferrals, transfers and withdrawals in early 2021 as students realise they are not getting what they thought they signed up for. Amidst...
by Amanda Johnson | Feb 28, 2020 | Higher Education
Audit and risk committees in the councils of multiple Australian universities should be hauling their Chief Financial Officer and Chief Marketing Officer in for an explanation right now. Daily coronavirus headlines continue to feed a string of breathless side stories...
by Amanda Johnson | Nov 1, 2019 | Higher Education
THE single issue that underpins the entire debate about of university fee freedom revolves around just one issue — price elasticity. Just how much are mums, dads and their kids willing to pay to get into their chosen university degree? It’s somewhat surprising that...
Recent Comments