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Welcome to the TAICEP Wiki – Beta Version!

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Hall of Acclaim Inductees and Nomination Process

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    • Turning turbulence into opportunity: Canada’s path forward in international education October 24, 2025
      Learning from other global approaches near and far, Philipp Reichert finds opportunity within the tumult, presenting a path forward for Canada's international education community. The post Turning turbulence into opportunity: Canada’s path forward in international education appeared first on The PIE News.
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    • Canada’s study permits down 60% amid immigration overhaul October 24, 2025
      Sixty percent fewer international students arrived in Canada during the first half of 2025 as compared to 2024, with study permit issuance on track to fall drastically short of this year’s federal caps, new government data has shown. The post Canada’s study permits down 60% amid immigration overhaul appeared first on The PIE News.
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    • Bell English to close after 70 years October 24, 2025
      Iconic English language school group Bell English is set to close at the end of this month, it has been revealed. The post Bell English to close after 70 years appeared first on The PIE News.
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    • The changing rhythm of international student payments October 24, 2025
      With international enrolments under pressure and institutional budgets tightening, flexible payment models are becoming essential to sustaining student access and financial stability. The post The changing rhythm of international student payments appeared first on The PIE News.
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    • Policy uncertainty emerges as top barrier to student mobility  October 23, 2025
      Sudden and unclear policy changes in destination markets are eroding student trust and becoming major barriers to international student mobility, a new survey has found.  The post Policy uncertainty emerges as top barrier to student mobility  appeared first on The PIE News.
      Polly Nash
    • How Australia, the US, New Zealand and Canada are navigating change October 23, 2025
      As Australia comes to terms with its new policy settings and enters a managed growth era, it is watching how the US, New Zealand and Canada are navigating their own shifting international education landscapes. The post How Australia, the US, New Zealand and Canada are navigating change appeared first on The PIE News.
      Kim Martin
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      As dependence on international tuition fees grows, so too does the reliance on vast agent networks. Without stronger oversight, the UK risks eroding both financial stability and global trust, says Vincenzo Raimo. The post What universities don’t know about their agents could cost them appeared first on The PIE News.
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      With international student mobility on the rise, universities face growing challenges in managing the living experience abroad. Abroad by Lodgerin offers a digital tool to support housing, services, and student welfare across the mobility cycle. The post From “studying abroad” to “living abroad”: Lodgerin launches Abroad – the software redefining global mobility appeared first on […]
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    • Student newsrooms join lawsuit against Trump’s visa revocations October 22, 2025
      Forty-four US student newspapers have supported Stanford Daily’s lawsuit against the Trump administration, alleging the arrests of international students suppressed protected speech. The post Student newsrooms join lawsuit against Trump’s visa revocations appeared first on The PIE News.
      Polly Nash
    • Tony Gao, EasyTransfer October 22, 2025
      This week, The PIE spent five minutes with Tony Gao, founder and CEO of EasyTransfer to talk about the company's recognition at The PIEoneer Awards 2025, his best work trip, and more. The post Tony Gao, EasyTransfer appeared first on The PIE News.
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    • Innovation in Nano-Health: How Holly7X Is Redefining Supplements and Medical Care for the Future October 16, 2025
      From Nano-Strips to Smart Wipes, Holly7X Introduces World-First Solutions in Everyday Health Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – 29th Sept, 2025 – In an industry projected to exceed $400 billion by 2030 (Grand View Research), innovation is no longer a luxury — it is a necessity. At the forefront of this transformation stands Holly7X, a global pioneer in nano-health technologies. With breakthrough […]
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    • Holly7X Unveils Global Expansion Plan to Become One of the Early Leaders in Nano-Health Across International Markets October 16, 2025
      Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – 29th Sept, 2025– Holly7X, a pioneer in nano-health innovation, has announced a strategic global expansion targeting the Gulf, Europe, and the United States, positioning itself among the early leaders in the future of health and smart supplements. Innovation Driving Expansion Holly7X has successfully developed more than 160 innovative products, including: Vigor Strip: An […]
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    • Holly7X Unveils a Revolutionary Quadruple Formula Merging Nature and Science for Advanced Skin, Hair, and Body Solutions October 16, 2025
      Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – 29th Sept, 2025 – Holly7X, one of the pioneering companies in nano-health, has announced the launch of a quadruple breakthrough formula that combines Ozone, Active Oxygen, Stem Cells, and Nano Technology—a bold step toward redefining regenerative medicine and holistic beauty care on a global scale. The Power of Four Pillars in One Formula This innovative synergy […]
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    • Holly7X Announces Vision 2030: Toward Integrated Nano-Health Connecting Science and Humanity October 16, 2025
      Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – 29th Sept, 2025 – Holly7X, one of the pioneering companies in nano-health, has unveiled its strategic vision extending to 2030. The initiative aims to redefine the relationship between science, health, and beauty, delivering solutions that unite innovation with human impact. Holly7X Vision 2030 The roadmap focuses on three strategic pillars: Merging Technology and Humanity: Developing […]
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    • Holly7X Announces Strategic Investment Opportunities to Shape the Future of Nano-Health October 16, 2025
      Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – 29th Sept, 2025– Holly7X, one of the pioneering companies in nano-health solutions, is opening the door to strategic global investors and partners to accelerate its international expansion across the Middle East, Europe, and the United States. A Rare Opportunity in a Fast-Growing Market The global nano-health sector is projected to surpass $90 billion by 2030, […]
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    • Campus Digital Signage Procurement Guide: 4 Top-Rated LED Wall Panels for Schools and Universities October 15, 2025
      Given that digital signage can enhance your competitiveness, attract top students and enhance the campus experience, installation is a no-brainer. However, there are still many decisions to make related to physical, technical and service features. Once you know what you want, discover where to get top-rated LED panels for universities and schools. Applications of LED […]
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    • Sanchita Sengupta’s Words Travel from Her Novella – Half of Her to The Red Hall, UK Exhibition October 13, 2025
      In the world of literature, some stories remain long after the last page is turned. For Indian author and poet Sanchita Sengupta, storytelling is not just about words—it’s about creating experiences that connect with readers across cultures. Her debut novel, Half of Her, won hearts for its raw emotional depth and authentic narrative.   Now, Sanchita’s […]
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    • Ram SwaRajya Library: A Journey of Inspiration October 10, 2025
      Dear Friends,   Bharat (India) is a land full of stories of courage, kindness, devotion, and wisdom. Every river, temple, and village carries lessons from our past. Traveling across this sacred land has opened my heart and inspired the words you will find in the Ram SwaRajya Library.   I write under the pen name Ram SwaRajya, […]
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      From Kashmir to Kanyakumari, Parveen Padalkar’s Ekori is the trusted manufacturing partner behind India’s finest handloom sarees—blending timeless tradition with modern taste.  While the name Ekori may be behind the scenes, our sarees are front and center in wardrobes, showrooms, and shelves across India. As one of the country’s most respected handloom saree manufacturers, **Ekori […]
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    • 3 Best Payment Processors for Educational Camps and Courses October 7, 2025
      Finding the right payment processor is critical for educational camp and course management. Not only must the software mesh with your current technologies, but it must also be secure. Attendees and parents will be much less inclined to book with you if you don’t have a track record of keeping their sensitive information private. So, […]
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    • High satisfaction, high demands, and changing demographics: Scanning the headlines on the results of the TALIS 2024 (Part 2) October 24, 2025
      Teachers’ workloads, AI use, and the status of the teaching profession overall are among the key issues highlighted by the media sources that covered the recent release of OECD’s Teaching and Learning International Survey (TALIS) 2024. In this second part … Continue reading →
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    • High satisfaction, high demands, and changing demographics: Scanning the headlines on the results of the TALIS 2024 (Part 1) October 22, 2025
      90% of teachers around the world say they are satisfied with their jobs, but many also face an increased workload that challenges their work life balance. In this two part post, IEN explores these and other findings from OECD’s Teaching … Continue reading →
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    • The De-Professionalized Teaching Profession: The Lead the Change Interview with Taylor Strickland October 15, 2025
      In this month’s Lead the Change (LtC) interview, Taylor Strickland reflects on her research into teachers’ workplace conditions and the professional status of teaching. Strickland is a 4th-year doctoral student and research assistant in the Learning, Leadership, and Education Policy Program … Continue reading →
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    • Collaboration, Professional Networks & Grassroots Change: The Lead the Change Interview with Kemi Oyewole October 10, 2025
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    • Racialized Expertise as Change Capital: The Lead the Change Interview with Román Liera October 7, 2025
      In this month’s Lead the Change (LtC) interview, Román Liera designs his research program to study racial equity and organizational change in higher education. Liera is an Assistant Professor of Higher Education in the Department of Educational Leadership at Montclair … Continue reading →
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    • Unforgetting History, Change, and Equity: The Lead the Change Interview with Stephen MacGregor October 1, 2025
      In this month’s Lead the Change (LtC) interview, Stephen MacGregor draws from his experience researching knowledge mobilization as a mechanism for educational change, with an emphasison leadership practices within increasingly complex education systems. MacGregor is an Assistant Professor and Director … Continue reading →
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    • Scaling and Adapting Tablet-Based Supplemental Learning in Malawi, Sierra Leone, and Tanzania: Joe Wolf and Kira Keane on the Evolution of Imagine Worldwide (Part 3) September 3, 2025
      In the third part of this three-part interview (see Part 1 and Part 2), Joe Wolf and Kira Keane discuss the role of teachers in a table-based supplemental learning model and the efforts to adapt the model to three different … Continue reading →
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