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US ELT hit by 14% student drop and shorter stays
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US ELT hit by 14% student drop and shorter stays
The figures come from EnglishUSA and BONARD’s new annual report of America’s ELT sector, revealing a near-20% drop in student weeks last year, with providers citing challenging domestic policy developments and visa barriers over the past two years. “A 14% drop in students is significant, but what’s even more concerning is that students are also staying for shorter periods,” EnglishUSA executive director Cheryl Delk-Le Good told The PIE News. …
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