Posts Tagged ‘education innovation’
Not all CRMs are created equal
Not all CRMs are created equal – so how do you make sure your systems deliver Over the years we’ve had to replace a range of different existing systems with StudyLink Connect. The one we scratch our heads about the most is when a client has used a traditional ‘one size fits all’ CRM tool…
Read More3 reasons to focus on quality applications
3 reasons to focus on quality applications Education providers in the UK saw a huge surge in submitted applications during and after the peak of COVID. And with international students returning, many other study destinations like Australia have started to experience a similar trend. Knowing how to measure admissions success could save your team from…
Read MoreThe power of student recruitment and admissions systems working together
StudyLink Connect Recruitment Partner APIs allow agents to connect their own CRM systems to the StudyLink Connect partner portal, enabling them to share information with institution admissions management systems.
Read MoreSimplifying student applications
Simplifying student applications We were proud to learn StudyLink Connect has been named a finalist for the PIEoneer Awards in the Digital Innovation – technology category. Win or lose when the announcement’s made in early October, we’re constantly looking for ways to make the user experience even better for our 15,000 agents and other recruitment…
Read MoreStaying one step ahead of education innovation
Staying one step ahead of education innovation Some industries achieve change. And some have change thrust upon them. Across every sector, a sense of urgency has fast-forwarded digital adoption in a way we’ve never seen before. And higher education is no exception. Following COVID-19’s lockdown restrictions, ideas and implementations that might once have been deemed…
Read MoreEngaging agents in a virtual world
Engaging agents in a virtual world 3 tips to strengthen relationships when travel isn’t possible Admissions teams around the world are competing for a declining number of prospective students. COVID-19 travel restrictions are making decisions to study abroad challenging – and there is concern that perceived risks will prevent the international student market from rebounding…
Read MoreAIEC masterclass highlights three things you need for best practice student admissions
AIEC masterclass highlights three things you need for best practice student admissions The theme at last month’s Australian International Education Conference (AIEC) in Perth was Leading the Way. And for me one presentation stood out, showcasing how important it is to lead the way in student satisfaction from the very first point of contact. UniSA’s…
Read MoreNew master agent models magnify the transparency gap
New master agent models magnify the transparency gap New technology platforms have transformed the way we do just about everything. It’s hard to imagine booking a holiday without first turning to an online platform to research all options, including advice from others through forums and reviews, before making any decisions. But applying for overseas study…
Read MoreAdaptable tech is the key to dealing with ESOS Act change
Adaptable tech is the key to dealing with ESOS Act change It’s universally understood that regulatory environments are struggling to keep pace with the rapid rate of technological change. From social media to eCigarettes, by the time new laws are approved the product has evolved again. However, the inverse is also true: when regulations do change,…
Read MoreNZ positioned for exponential international education growth
NZ positioned for exponential international education growth New Zealand is already known for punching above its weight when it comes to rugby prowess and stunning scenery. And it will soon prove a worthy global contender in the international education sector, with the New Zealand government targeting a 25% increase in the value of this sector…
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