Sentence examples for education exports from inspiring English sources

Exporting educational excellence The UK education exports industry was recently valued at £17.5bn and is only predicted to grow.

Professor Sir David Watson, principal, Green Templeton College, University of Oxford 13.40 - 14.25: Exporting educational excellence The UK education exports industry was recently valued at £17.5bn and growth is predicted to continue.

"We have the component of education exports derived from income from students coming to study here; we have our institutions basing themselves overseas and then we have technology-enabled education exports".

Johnson did not give details of how the UK would boost the value of education exports, but said the market has three business streams.

The Treasury and the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS), which oversees universities, appear to understand this and recognise the benefits of education exports in particular.

That would allow UK universities to pursue the government's targets on education exports, without adding to the headache of reducing net migration to below 100,000 a year.

The service sector, which includes the City, the advertising industry and £9bn education export business, has maintained a surplus over imports throughout the last five years.

Both are multicultural with a traditional Anglo core, comfortable with foreign students but struggling with the politics of migration, creating tension with the education export industry.

In its first year the group will focus on four key policy areas: enterprise education, exporting, tax reform and female founders.

The blockade has so far not stopped one of Qatar's biggest below-the-radar exports - education to some of the world's poorest countries and out-of-school refugees.

For Nicaragua, it means investing in land reform, increasing popular education and diversifying exports.