Oxford International Education Group has been providing universities around the world with outsourced capabilities to improve, scale, and diversify international student recruitment . San Fransisco State Universitys completion and the recent agreement with Mercy College New York City are already the start of many new partnerships, and it is definitely a place to watch out for .
New Delhi, India, December 9 (PNN): The Oxford International Education Group's Education Services division is making strides by supporting institutions in their international talent recruitment efforts and establishing viable channels to support their recruitment requirements.Oxford International Education Group has been providing universities around the world with outsourced capabilities to improve, scale, and diversify international student recruitment, while remaining focused on quality for 30 years.They not only take away the pain of application processing, credibility checking, and conversion to enable institutions to concentrate on core, value-added activities, but also provide end-to-end solutions, resulting in greater success and increased efficiency in the process.Over 50,000 successful student admissions have been received by the Oxford International Education Group, which has a service offering across pathways provision in the UK and the United States, direct student recruitment, vocational training in Canada, as well as English language testing and digital courses through the Oxford International Digital Institute.
San Fransisco State University's completion and the recent agreement with Mercy College New York City are already the start of many new partnerships, and it is definitely a place to watch out for.In addition, there is a strategic emphasis on identifying TNE opportunities in foreign markets.The Oxford International Education Group is preparing for exciting times ahead, with the services division at the forefront of the engine encapsulating a variety of services with a model that is collaborative and conducive to sustainable development in education organizations around the world.