Service Line: University Admissions & Scholarships.
Service Url: Resources
Target Prospects: Those wishing to further their studies at any level worldwide.
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Service Rationale

 

The increased uncertainty created by the new normal requires prospects to get better at understanding the what, where and how of admissibility requirements, and faster at reacting to compelling changes that will help catalyze their short and long-term ambitions. A more agile approach is a key element in this direction.

 

It has also become increasingly necessary to amplify optical clarity and executional ability that aims at scaling long-term goals. This requires experts’ capabilities that can read and interpret changing dynamics of admissibility requirements and how prospects can adapt to response to such requirements without losing grip on what works and what doesn’t.

THE CHALLENGE

There are several reasons why now is a critical time for prospects to lean on our Benchmarking Tool for Study and Travel Abroad (BTSTA). For one, admissibility requirements have recently been tightened to meet shifting demands in the labour market, creative destruction and changing consumer’s preferences.

THE STRATEGY

Through our Benchmarking Tool for Study and Travel Abroad (BTSTA), our admissibility model caters for the unique background and abilities of the prospect involve which follows a distinct benchmarking process that has been perfected through years of experience. Not only does our approach allow us to develop well-crafted solutions that address post-study and travel pains, it also helps us look towards the future and prepare prospects for new challenges.

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CLIENT’S TESTIMONIAL

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I wanted to say a huge thank you for the practical tips you gave me that led to my admission and visa approval. Thanks for these really cost and time effective tips that helped and positively impacted my case.

Benjamin T.