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May 2013 issue

Contents
News
News Round Up
Inside the industry
Agency Survey
Secondary Focus 1
Secondary Focus 2
Tertiary Focus 1
Tertiary Focus 2
Vocational Focus
Direction
Special Report
Course Guide
Spotlight
Destination
Regional Focus
Market Analysis
Grapevine

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			Special Report Ticket to university: academic preparation Although on-campus academic preparation programmes for international students are not a new trend, much has changed in the university ESL landscape over the last couple of decades, with joint-venture operations between universities and private operators mushrooming throughout the world. Gillian Evans looks at the changing face of on-campus ESL provision.

			Regional Focus Cape Town’s surprises As an international student destination, Cape Town, on the southern-most tip of South Africa, is steadily growing in popularity – and with good reason, as Jane Vernon Smith discovers.

			Direction Destination paradise: Fiji As one of the lesser known English language teaching destinations, Fiji offers international students the chance to study, at varying levels, in a Pacific island paradise. Nicola Hancox explores the region and talks to education providers about the growth in international applications.

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On page 4 of the February 2013 issue, Study Travel Magazine reported on Study Travel's bid to take over the failing Apple Languages agency. Ialc would like to clarify that member schools and the board supported StudyTravel’s takeover bid (not Apple Languages itself) because it represented the best chance of recovering at least some of the historical debt, and of continuing to receive students via the Apple Languages brand. The Ialc Board also shared StudyTravel’s view that the collapse of Apple Languages would not be good for the industry. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.