Australian Education Fair

Updated on: Saturday, August 27, 2011

Kolkata hosted the largest Australian Education Fair, with a huge turn out of serious students braving the nagging drizzle and flocking to the Oberoi Ball Room to attend the event.
Global Reach who organised the fair as a part of their 20 Years Celebrations, were sure that this is a clear indication of the resurgence of interest in Australian Education.

Thirty top Australian Universities and quality providers of vocational courses who took part in this fair were very pleased at the quality of students who attended the event and looked forward to welcoming them to their campuses. The Times of India was the media partner for this event and the students were given information on foreign exchange matters by Centrum.

Ravi Lochan Singh, MD of Global Reach said, “Australia is once again becoming the flavour attracting students to acquire an Australian qualification and skills that will enable them to experience, ‘Future Unlimited’ an initiative of the Australian Government.”

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