Counselling: Helping students to decide on the best course and the most appropriate institution at which to study

Placement: Arranging places at the preferred place of study and looking after the enrolment process

Supervision: Ensuring that students arrive safely and have someone to contact in the event of problems

Guardianship: A special service for students under 18 years of age whose parents want them to be visited regularly and fully supported

Welfare: Making regular enquiries regarding student well-being and adaption to UK culture and lifestyle

Accommodation: Supporting students who need help to find more appropriate homestay or residence

Educational Tours and Excursions: Offering a wide range of visits to the most important historical cities in UK and Western Europe

Co-operation with colleges and universities: Representing colleges and universities in the recruitment of overseas undergraduate and postgraduate students

Student support: Helping students who are between courses, usually graduates looking for advice and help before embarking on postgraduate courses of study

University Placement: Liaising with the University of the student’s choice, helping with application completion and ensuring that all the necessary support documentation is provided.

Translation: When required arranging for relevant documents to be translated into English from the student’s mother tongue.

Public Examination arrangement: Where a specific level of English or a particular English test score such as IELTS is required, booking places at public examination centres.

Visa extension support service: Helping students in UK whose visas are about to expire to arrange for an extension application to be made

Schengen visa service: Certain nationalities need a specific visa to travel to or within the countries in the Schengen area. Students wishing to travel to this area are helped with the application for a Schengen visa.