Trump-era policies fuel student exodus as arrivals to the US drop 22%: Here’s how America is losing its global education edge

International student arrivals to the US drop sharply under Trump policies. (AI Image) The number of international students arriving in the US fell by nearly 22% this summer compared to the same period in 2024, according to preliminary federal data. This sharp drop, reported by the National Travel and Tourism Office, comes amid renewed visa…

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Canada Express Entry Draw: IRCC invites 4,500 French-speaking skilled workers, signals focus on bilingual workforce

Canada Express Entry Draw: IRCC invites 4,500 French-speaking skilled workers Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has once again demonstrated its commitment to strategic immigration planning by inviting 4,500 candidates in the latest Express Entry draw held on October 6, 2025. This draw reflects Canada’s ongoing efforts to align immigration selection with economic priorities, labour…

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US State Department sued by hundreds over revoked visas: Students fight to reclaim their right to travel

More than 200 international students affected by the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown are suing the US State Department to have their visas reinstated, court documents reviewed by The Hill show. While federal judges across dozens of cases forced the government to restore students’ records in the Student Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS), many continue to…

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From IGCSE to Ivy League: What US educators can learn from Cambridge’s student success data

Are US Schools Failing Students? The Case for the Cambridge Curriculum to Bridge the Gap American schools have long debated how best to prepare students for college and life. Cambridge International’s pathway, from International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) through International AS and A Levels, offers a sizeable body of empirical evidence suggesting that…

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‘75% of US 8th graders lag in math, while China’s students are 4 years ahead”: Vivek Ramaswamy says K-12 education must be fixed

The Republican Party’s Ohio gubernatorial candidate, Vivek Ramaswamy, drew attention to America’s education crisis this week, citing troubling statistics on student performance. “75% of 8th graders in America aren’t proficient in math, and the average student in China is four years ahead of the average US student. It’s time to get serious about fixing K-12…

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SEBI Grade A recruitment 2025 notification released: Registration window to open on October 30

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has released the official notification for SEBI Grade A (Assistant Manager) Recruitment 2025, offering 110 positions across multiple streams. This prestigious government role attracts candidates aspiring to build a career in the financial regulatory sector, providing both professional growth and a competitive salary. The recruitment covers six…

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says you can earn six figures without a college degree: Here’s where the money is

As data centers expand at an unprecedented pace, the world’s demand for skilled trades is set to surge. Jensen Huang, chief executive officer of Nvidia, has drawn attention to a category of jobs often overlooked in discussions of high earnings: roles that do not require a college degree. “If you’re an electrician, you’re a plumber,…

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