Perth-based education services provider Navitas has recorded a modest rise in net profit for the financial year, amid signs the international student market is returning to positive territory.
Education services provider Navitas has appointed former Westrac China senior general manager workforce development Karen Jamvold as client director training & development, and former SRD Consu
Western Australia's universities are facing new challenges in attracting international students, with the high Australian dollar and rising costs of living in the state contributing to a drop in en
Navitas CEO Rod Jones and Sandfire Resources director John Evans have sold large parcels of shares this week, with Mr Jones reaping $48.5 million from the sale of part of his Navitas stake.
After four years advising Navitas founder Rod Jones as his biggest client, investment banker Jon Biesse is about to make the commitment full-time, stepping into the private world of business to run
Perth-based global education services provider Navitas is confident of lifting its earnings following a pick up in student enrolments, despite posting softer first-half results.
Education services provider Navitas has executed an agreement with a New Zealand university to set up an international college at the latter's Christchurch campus.
THE Western Australian education sector is pinning its hopes on changes to the nation's visa system to help revive growth in the foreign student market.
Global education provider Navitas says it is expecting a better performance in financial year 2013 after suffering a drop in profit in FY2012 in challenging market conditions.
Education services company Navitas has welcomed proposed changes to the student visa system, which will make it easier for international students to gain access to the Australian market.
THE state's mining industry, which dominates the TSR performance charts, might complain about recent tax issues distorting the market, but there is one non-resources Western Australian company that
UNCERTAINTY in the Australian international education sector hasn't stopped provider Navitas from delivering a $32.6 million profit after tax for the half-year to December 31, up 18 per cent on the previous year.
Global education services provider Navitas is continuing its international expansion, signing a 10-year agreement to manage an international student transfer program with the University of New Hampshire.
Private education provider Navitas and Charles Darwin University have collaborated to submit tenders for the Department of Immigration and Citizenship's Adult Migrant Education Program for the 2011-2014 contract period.
Global education services provider Navitas' wholly owned subsidiary, ACL, has won contracts worth a combined $21 million to deliver services in New South Wales over three years.
Education services provider Navitas has agreed to set up an international college at the Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen, its second deal with a Scottish university this year.
Global education services provider Navitas has announced yet another agreement with a college in the United States for a pathways program, its fourth in as many weeks, this time with the Univeristy of Massachusetts Boston.
Shares in Navitas were higher after the education service provider executed a 10-year deal with the University of Newcastle to establish the Newcastle International College.
Global education provider Navitas says it is in talks with Dalhousie University in Canada for the establishment of a college for international students.
Education services provider Navitas has secured a memorandum of understanding with Charles Darwin University, enhancing the company's global presence to develop further educational programs.
NO matter which way you cut it, the 2008-09 financial year was a shocker for investors in local companies, with only 110 of the 730 or so Western Australian-listed companies managing a positive return of any sort.
THREE directors from global education services provider Navitas have pocketed a combined $18.6 million from the sale of more than 6 million shares following the release last week of another strong profit.
