Oceanic Consultants extends operations to Canada and USA

Updated on: Wednesday, September 15, 2010

Established in 1996, Oceanic Consultants Pvt Ltd, the Melbourne-based leading overseas education consultancy firm with its offices spread across India, providing overseas education solutions for Australia, Canada, New Zealand and United Kingdom has now expanded its business operations to Canada and USA.

With the ever increasing demand of its services, the company announced it’s recent tie-up with some of the prestigious educational institutions in the US and Canada including the likes of the University of Cincinnati, Northern Michigan University, Foothill and De Anza Colleges, Thompson Rivers University, Fraser International College and Bow Valley College.

As a result the consultant extends its educational operations to Canada and USA.

The overseas educational consultancy firm is certified by the American International Recruitment Council (AIRC). American International Recruitment Council (AIRC), which is the US certifying body for approving recruitment agencies from different countries, develop standards of ethical practice pertaining to recruitment of international students to American educational institutions, to address two constituencies — educational institutions and student recruitment agents.

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