The magazine for Professionals in International Education

Are you a Professional working in International Education?

Do you want to be kept up to date with the latest insights and trends in the international education sector?

Then you need to read The PIE Review magazine, offering fascinating features, infographics, in-depth analysis of current topics, and insightful comments from key stakeholders.

The PIE Review is available by subscription, and can be delivered directly to your home or office. It is also digitised, to be viewed online here. As well as being distributed at major industry events, it is sent to over 650 hand-picked education agents around the world.

With 8 extremely well received editions behind us already, our focus - as always - will remain on the breadth and quality of the content, as well as its uniquely stylish design.

Publication dates for 2016:
March, May, September and November.

Due to popular demand, in 2016 The PIE Review will become a quarterly magazine.

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Features for edition 10 Summer 2016:

How are language schools diversifying their products?
We report on market shifts across language schools in key destinations as educators report that language is becoming an enabler rather than a stand-alone product for the more sophisticated customers.

The accommodation sector
There has been a huge shift in student accommodation provision in the last few years, with serious capital funding residential student property empires, while homestay networks are expanding their reach and there are a few interesting new accommodation booking platforms aiming to revolutionise how students decide where they stay.

Business barometer: New Zealand
With strong government backing and some interesting regional efforts to boost international student enrolments, we find out the latest from New Zealand’s international education marketplace, from its strong K-12 sector through to postgrad enrolments.

The safety imperative, and what does this mean in practice?
All educators have a duty of care to the students in their charge, but are also tasked with helping opening young adults’ eyes to the world and enabling a journey of discovery. The practical implications for ensuring students are safe – and indeed their staff who are often globe-trotting for business – is explored in this incisive article.

Central feature: Careers of the future, apprenticeships and evolving workplace
With rapid changes in technology and an expected automation of some current job roles, we explore what the careers of the future might be, and investigate how educators are preparing to change with the times, and needs, of the next few decades.. We explore international education’s place in a digital, global, futuristic economy.

Business Schools
Studying business is one of the most popular course choices for international students, but what are the latest trends in the MBA market, especially those programmes aiming to cater for a globally mobile businessperson? Natalie Marsh investigates.

Did you know? Cyprus
Cyprus is positioning itself as an English language teaching destination. Natalie Marsh takes a tour of the island to discover first-hand what learning on a bilingual Mediterranean island might be like.

The Pie Review Issue 9