Regulation, COVID-19, Hong Kong, and China’s Growing Interest in International Boarding Schools

Owing to new domestic regulations, the effects of the pandemic, and uncertainty surrounding Hong Kong, many Chinese parents are exploring overseas boarding school opportunities as a means of providing their children with an international education. Boarding schools in the United States may be an attractive option going forward.

Keating SherryJanuary 18, 2022china, china recruitment, middle school, elementary school, boarding school, hong kong, united kingdom, international schools, international study, international recruitment, united states, overseas study, middle class, regulationComment

The Omicron Variant and its Impact (So Far) on International Study

The emergence of the omicron variant has raised questions about its potential impact on international education, particularly with regard to China. This article examines the responses both within and outside of China, as well as reasons to be optimistic about overseas study and international student recruitment.

Keating SherryDecember 7, 2021omicron, international study, international student, international recruitment, china, china recruitment, china omicron, study overseas, covid, covid-19 Comment

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