Evaluating recruitment agents is essential to maintaining high standards and ensuring successful student enrolments. However, our latest survey reveals a strong focus on quantity over quality when it comes to performance metrics used by universities. 🔶 94% of universities assess agent performance based on the number of students recruited, emphasizing volume as a key indicator of success. 🔶 76% also consider the quality of students, recognizing the importance of well-matched candidates. 🔶 70% of institutions place value on ethical compliance, reinforcing the need for integrity in recruitment practices. 🔶 53% monitor student retention rates, acknowledging the importance of long-term student success. Interestingly, student-centric metrics receive significantly less attention: Despite their crucial role in shaping institutional reputation and student experience, only 23% of universities measure student satisfaction, and an equal 23% consider student feedback in their agent evaluations. This data highlights an opportunity for institutions to take a more balanced and student-focused approach in agent performance reviews, combining both quantitative and qualitative insights to drive meaningful improvements. This is just one of many insights from our upcoming report, Unity in Education: A Survey Report on University-Agent Partnerships in the UK. Follow us for more updates and be the first to access the full report when it’s released! #HigherEducation #GlobalEducation #InternationalRecruitment #EducationAgents #AgentPerformance #Intled #VeritasMundiEducation
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Consistent performance evaluation is essential for maintaining high standards in international student recruitment. However, our latest survey reveals that many universities are missing critical opportunities to support and optimise their agent partnerships. 76% of universities conduct only annual performance reviews, limiting opportunities for timely feedback and improvement. In contrast, just 6% of universities review agent performance monthly, another 6% conduct quarterly reviews, 6% opt for ad-hoc reviews, and 6% use other evaluation methods as needed. Relying primarily on annual reviews can delay the identification of issues and hinder the ability to provide agents with the support they need to meet recruitment goals. More frequent evaluations allow institutions to provide timely feedback, address challenges proactively, and adapt strategies in response to changing market demands. As global competition for students intensifies, universities need agile and proactive evaluation strategies to stay ahead. This is just one of many insights from our upcoming report, “Unity in Education: A Survey Report on University-Agent Partnerships in the UK”. Follow us for more valuable insights and be the first to access the full report when it’s released! #HigherEducation #GlobalEducation #InternationalRecruitment #EducationAgents #AgentPerformance #Intled #VeritasMundiEducation
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🚀 Rethinking Agent Partnerships: Time to Move Beyond Annual Reviews! The global competition for international students is more intense than ever. Yet, many universities are sticking to outdated performance evaluation practices that simply aren’t fit for purpose. 🌟 Here’s a statistic that might surprise you: Our latest survey revealed that 76% of universities only conduct annual performance reviews with their recruitment agents. Meanwhile: 6% carry out monthly reviews 6% conduct quarterly reviews 6% rely on ad-hoc evaluations This dependence on annual reviews can be a roadblock to growth. Consider this: by the time issues are identified, crucial opportunities could already have been lost. ✅ What’s the solution? Universities that adopt frequent, proactive performance evaluations can: Provide timely feedback 🚦 Tackle challenges directly 🤝 Respond more quickly to shifting market dynamics 🌀 As the higher education landscape evolves, agility isn’t a luxury—it’s a necessity. The universities that stay ahead will be those forging stronger, more responsive partnerships with their agents. This insight is just the tip of the iceberg. Explore these findings in greater depth in our upcoming report: “Unity in Education: A Survey Report on University-Agent Partnerships in the UK.” 📌 Follow us to be the first to access the full report and gain actionable strategies for success. #HigherEducation #GlobalEducation #InternationalRecruitment #AgentPerformance #EdTech #Leadership #VeritasMundiEducation
Consistent performance evaluation is essential for maintaining high standards in international student recruitment. However, our latest survey reveals that many universities are missing critical opportunities to support and optimise their agent partnerships. 76% of universities conduct only annual performance reviews, limiting opportunities for timely feedback and improvement. In contrast, just 6% of universities review agent performance monthly, another 6% conduct quarterly reviews, 6% opt for ad-hoc reviews, and 6% use other evaluation methods as needed. Relying primarily on annual reviews can delay the identification of issues and hinder the ability to provide agents with the support they need to meet recruitment goals. More frequent evaluations allow institutions to provide timely feedback, address challenges proactively, and adapt strategies in response to changing market demands. As global competition for students intensifies, universities need agile and proactive evaluation strategies to stay ahead. This is just one of many insights from our upcoming report, “Unity in Education: A Survey Report on University-Agent Partnerships in the UK”. Follow us for more valuable insights and be the first to access the full report when it’s released! #HigherEducation #GlobalEducation #InternationalRecruitment #EducationAgents #AgentPerformance #Intled #VeritasMundiEducation
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Success in International Student Recruitment: Proven Strategies with Education Agents Want to boost your international student enrollments and achieve significant recruitment goals? Here are five key strategies I used in the past 24 months that have driven success: Build a High-Value Agent Network: Focus on identifying and partnering with top-performing education agents. While some may be challenging to secure, others will be open to collaboration. Prioritize by Enrollment Potential: Rank agents by their ability to bring in high numbers of quality students. Adjust your focus as you gather more insights. Target High-Impact Agents First: Start with agents who have the greatest potential. Consistent engagement with these partners can yield better results than multiple smaller partnerships. Replace Underperforming Agents: Continuously evaluate your agent network. Focus your efforts on those who consistently deliver results. Stay Disciplined and Persistent: Regular outreach and follow-up are key. Agents will reconsider their partner institutions, and your persistence will keep you top of mind. By following these steps, you'll build a strong network of education agents, driving substantial growth in international student enrollments. Found this useful ♻️ Repost it to your network and follow me for more student recruitment strategies. #StudentRecruitment #EducationAgents #InternationalEducation #GrowthStrategy #EnrollmentSuccess
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Success in International Student Recruitment: Proven Strategies with Education Agents Want to boost your international student enrollments significantly? Here are five key strategies to maximize success through education agents: Build a High-Value Agent List: Focus on identifying and creating a comprehensive list of top-performing education agents who can bring in substantial student enrollments. Prioritize by Enrollment Potential: Rank your agents by their ability to generate high student numbers. Start with an educated guess and refine as you gather more data. Target High-Impact Agents First: Engage the agents with the highest enrollment potential. Securing strong relationships with these agents can often yield better results than multiple smaller partnerships. Replace Underperforming Agents: Continuously evaluate your agent network and replace those who aren’t meeting enrollment targets. Focus your efforts on the most promising partnerships. Stay Disciplined and Persistent: Consistent communication and follow-up are essential. Education agents frequently review their partner institutions, and persistence will keep your institution top of mind. By implementing these strategies, you'll build a strong network of education agents, driving significant growth in international student enrollments and achieving your recruitment goals. Found this useful? ♻️ Share it with your network and follow for more recruitment strategies! #InternationalEducation #StudentRecruitment #EducationAgents #GrowthStrategy #HigherEd #GlobalStudents #EnrollmentSuccess #RecruitmentTips #EducationMarketing #StudyAbroad
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🚀 Looking ahead to 2025 in international student recruitment...We ran a small survey late last year with educators in the student recruitment sector, and here’s what we found: - About 43% of institutions think their recruitment budgets will stay the same in 2025. - Around 40% believe they might get a budget boost. 👀 It’s just a small snapshot, but it got us thinking—what’s on your radar for 2025? 🌍 Will you shift focus to new markets? 📈 Do you see recruitment priorities changing? 💬 Share your thoughts below—we’d love to hear your take on where things are headed! #StudyAbroad #GlobalEducation #InternationalStudents #BMIglobaled #StudentRecruitment
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From Backlog to Breakthrough: How Acumen Helped a UK University Achieve International Recruitment Growth A growing application backlog doesn’t have to be a roadblock. This case study shares how a top UK university partnered with Acumen to clear their backlog, streamline processes, and drive international recruitment growth. If your team is feeling the strain, this breakthrough strategy could be the answer. Read the full story and discover how to overcome your admissions challenges: https://lnkd.in/eRD4VwrD
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Student Recruitment is crucial, while often being neglected as a unit, in any school that relies on enrollment to sustain it’s operations. While many have embraced traditional recruitment strategies, it pays to match these with trends that will make the efforts viable. Adaptability relates to growth and success. #studentrecruitment
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The demand within the Student System Market has unexpectedly increased across the last four weeks and I for one have been incredibly busy, making a variety of seven placements in total for various University client's. (which is considered a lot in the recruitment world). Whether this was down to the end of the financial year and Universities having to spend last minute budgets I'm unsure. It seems to be a common theme that a lot of Universities seem to be feeling the impact this year of international students numbers, which is affecting ongoing/upcoming projects, as Universities are planning to strict budgets. Why am I telling you this I hear you ask? Well, given that a large percentage of Student System Consultants are now placed in contract positions, with limited availability out there, I would highly urge any of my clients to start planning any resource they may require for the remainder of the year, at least two months in advance. Especially with annual upgrades and clearing not far around the corner... Below are just some of the areas with I cover within various Student Systems such as SITS, Banner, Thesis and Technology One to name a few. If you would like to arrange a conversation to discuss any particular niche resource you may require assistance with from a Managed Service or Contingent basis then please feel free to reach out! n.regan@realstaffing.com
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🎓 Is your admissions team overwhelmed by international student selection challenges? Fraudulent applications, mismatched candidates, and lengthy interviews can hinder your institution’s ability to select the best international talent. These issues not only consume valuable time but also impact student success and retention rates. Education Export Center (EEC) has the solution! 🌟 Enter INSELECT (INternational Student SELECTion) by Education Export Center (EEC) — an AI-powered solution to transform how universities, colleges, and education consultants handle student selection. Why attend our live presentation? 🔹 Interviews available in English and Chinese, ensuring accessibility for diverse candidates. 🔹 Save up to 60 minutes per candidate with automated interviews and evaluation. 🔹 Conduct due diligence to ensure credible applications. 🔹 Enhance student retention through better selection processes. 📅 Event Details: Date: November 28, 2024 Time: 1:00 PM (Dubai Time) 👉 Register at https://lnkd.in/dNTbjFB7 See how INSELECT can save your team time, enhance efficiency, and improve outcomes for students and institutions alike. #HigherEducation #StudentSelection #EdTech #AI #AdmissionsSolutions #EducationConsultants
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2moIt seems like you're highlighting some interesting discrepancies between quantitative and qualitative metrics in university-agent evaluations. How do you think universities could better incorporate student feedback into these assessments?