Australia is preparing for a skilled migration push as there is an increasing demand for vibrant and young individuals with a unique set of skills. The Government has also decided to extend the post-study work rights as well as entitle them for those students who completed higher studies offshores. It implies that students who enter Australia will easily receive work rights without having to undertake any course. CEO of IEAA, Phil Honeywood, believes that the new policy reforms will incentivize students and encourage them to come to Australia. Especially in the hospitality industry, students will enjoy uncapped work rights and wages awards. This will further motivate other students to join different levels of Government. The University of Western Australia recently opened seven learning centers in China. Along with partner institutions, they aim at providing campus experiences to Chinese students.
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