Make a choice that you would never regret.
When you’re looking for higher education, it’s a challenge to find the right institute. And to find the right university, it’s important to know what course to pursue. With hundreds of options available for courses and colleges, confusion is bound to happen. Many students end up making wrong decisions and poor investments due to improper consulting. With genuine counselling, make a wise choice; one choice is all that matters, one choice creates all the difference.
Moving to a new country with half knowledge, inadequate understanding and uncertainty leads to frustration and a lot of time in adjusting. Take help from a trusted education solutions expert who can direct you towards a successful path.
Nan Samy
Entrepreneur & Career Strategist
International Education and Student Services
Extended Solutions
We at Edulipse are committed to directing students aspiring to study and migrate in foreign lands with clear minds and goals.
We offer free assistance for you to Live, Study, Work & Travel in Australia.
Australia gives you the opportunity to study and work during your university program or english course. If you are an international student see how can we help you succeed.
One of the best things about studying in Australia
over other countries around the world, besides our great education providers and beautiful country, is that upon graduation from 2 years studying certain university degrees, you can get a visa to work full-time for 2 to 4 years!
Australia, the land Down Under. If you’re thinking about migrating to Australia, you probably have a million questions.
You can board with an Australian family to get a real taste of everyday life, you can rent a house or an apartment, or you can share accommodations with other students.
“Nan helped me a lot through guiding and advising me on choosing education institutions. She motivated and supported me on choosing a career path wisely. So, I believe that I had gained the right confidence to pursue my tertiary studies due to Nan’s guidance. Therefore, I am sure that she can help many more students by her guidance to achieve their goals step by step.”
Misha AnandDiploma in Laboratory Technology, Universiti Pendidkan Sultan Idris (UPSI)
“I was completely clueless as to how I can move ahead in my career. Furthermore, applying from abroad meant it was difficult to get the right support for my application. But Nan stepped in and helped me explore Australia’s various options, along with their strengths. She provided detailed answers for all my doubts and reinforced my confidence. Without her, I never would have known that settling in UNSW was the right choice for me. I’m grateful for her, and foresee that many students will benefit from her vast knowledge for years to come!”
Saw Nic Sern Bachelor of Science, Computer Science, University of New South Wales (UNSW)
“Nan not only helped me in applying for Curtin University, but also shared her experiences and tips for studying in Australia. She took the initiative to give me a city tour and guided me on where to find budget-friendly groceries and daily necessities. I appreciate all her help and support. I’m 100% confident that she can lead many more expat students like me, too.”
Edwin YapBachelor of Applied Science, Construction Management, Curtin Perth
“Expat graduates often face a tough time settling down abroad. But because of Nan’s coaching & job-hunting tips, I was able to gather in my final year the confidence & strategy for securing my very first job in Malaysia. I owe it to her for giving me the best start to my career.”
Manik RegeSocial Media Executive, RinggitPlus
“I would describe Nan Samy as a unique person with all the good qualities. She has a positive mind with strong motivating capacities. A great life coacher and career strategist who has been continuously generating the utmost impact on people’s life.”
Dr. Maaran PalanisamyMBBS, MSc Molecular Medicine
“Nan guided me in my first semester at James Cook University. Her enthusiastic support helped me how to get the target results and from that, I apply her strategies for the rest of the course. She is not only a responsible mentor but also a kind friend who can share life experiences for newcomers. I’m thankful for being one of her mentees and I’m sure that others will feel the same way.”
Chi TaLecturer at Nha Trang University, Vietnam
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