CUP Fest Education Fair this February- The Student Centre’s CUP Fest Education Fair will be held in Barbados this February. Information on upcoming CUP Fest Fairs and future recruitment events can be found on the CUP Fest Education Fair website www.cupfestinternational.com

Changes to immigration policies across study destinations continues to be monitored – The world’s geo-political landscape continues to undergo many changes. When it comes to the international education sector, constant monitoring of immigration policies and regulations governing the flow of international students is anticipated. With increasing restrictive measures to monitor the movement of persons, prospective international students are required to exercise greater diligence when preparing to apply for student visas and/or permits. The Student Centre continues to actively keep abreast of changes across major study destinations and encourages students, parents and educators to obtain credible information from official information sources. 

Increasing interest in studying in the Caribbean- While the Caribbean region serves as an automatic option for Caribbean students, the region continues to observe increase in international student flows due to the growing number of private medical schools and a growing number of overseas persons immigrating to the region. The Student Centre’s StudyCaribbean platform provides information on the education system across the English-speaking Caribbean, particularly countries within the CARICOM trading bloc, as well as higher education options available the CUP Fest School directory. Learn more.