The UK has announced ambitions to grow international student numbers by 30% and boost the economic impact of the education sector to £35bn annually by 2030.
In particular, the strategy plans to increase the number of international students in UK universities from 458,000 to 600,000 and to raise the revenue generated by education exports from £20bn to £35bn a year over the next 10 years.
There plans to be a focus on improving education services from English Language Training in Latin America to Higher Education partnerships in Vietnam and increase the availability of education export data to improve performance and identify further education opportunities.
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