OzTREKK is mainly known for helping Canadian students discover opportunities to study overseas– particularly in Australia and New Zealand, where it has “deep knowledge”.
StudyIn stated the offer would help to develop on its existing platform for students thinking about where to study, in addition to for university partners trying to find “gifted Canadian trainees”. The company will continue to run under its existing brand and leadership, it clarified.
For its part, StudyIn stated bringing OzTREKK under its umbrella highlighted an “important step” in enhancing its global platform and ability to recruit from numerous locations.
The offer builds on the group’s leaving portfolio, having actually purchased Indonesian agency SUN Education in 2015.
StudyIn stated it shared core worths with OzTREKK, such as good-quality counselling, responsible recruitment practices and strong relationships with university partners.
Commenting on the deal, Rob Grimshaw, chief executive officer of StudyIn, said that OzTREKK has developed an “outstanding credibility helping Canadian trainees study at leading universities in Australia and New Zealand”, adding that he was “thrilled” to welcome business into the wider StudyIn group.
“This collaboration reinforces our existence in the Canadian student market and additional advances our multi-destination method. By integrating OzTREKK’s ANZ knowledge with StudyIn’s international platform, we are creating an even stronger network to support trainees and university partners worldwide,” he stated.
This collaboration strengthens our presence in the Canadian student market and more advances our multi-destination technique
Rob Grimshaw, StudyIn
Meanwhile, Jaime Notman, CEO and creator of OzTREKK, stated that the relocation was an “exciting new chapter” for business.
“OzTREKK has constantly been focused on helping Canadian students gain access to world-class global education chances,” he stated.
At The PIE Live Europe last month, Grimshaw detailed the key global education markets to view– namechecking Indonesia and Malaysia as well as popular European locations.