ISEA successfully hold the first round of training for the Philippines agents on 11th September

ByDavid Liu

The first ISEA Education Agency Training and Accreditation interviews in the Philippines were completed successfully on 11th September with 23 Agents from 9 companies! We appreciate everyone who travelled near and far (some coming from Australia and others driving through the night to attend) and all the great feedback.

ISEA will continue to develop and provide better service for the New Zealand international education industry!

ISEA is planning to come back to the Philippines in November to deliver the second round of agent training.

If you would like to become an ISEA accredited agency, please refer to our Accreditation Programme for details.

 

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