Information and Appreciation program completed by ASA, QIBA and Brighton College, promotion of AIIHE started In Nepal Education hosted at Aloft Hotel, Thamel, Kathmandu.

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EDUCAST, The Australian International Institute of Higher Education has wrapped up its first-ever program, held at the Aloft Hotel in Thamel, Kathmandu. The event was hosted by Nepalese representative, Mukesh Bhandari who welcomed the representatives from Brighton College, Queensland institute of business academy (QIBA) and Australian School of Acoounting(ASA). Bhandari expressed his gratitude to the agents for their invaluable support throughout the program and shared exciting information about the institute’s offerings.

Bhandari proudly spoke about the three colleges he represents, their physical locations, and the exceptional quality of education they provide. He went on to highlight the various programs available, which offer top-notch vocational training and higher education opportunities.

Mr Bhandari also introduced the newly appointed CEO of the Australian International Institute of Higher Education, Vladika Bilovukovic, who also made an appearance., Bilovukovic proudly discussed the top-notch services provided by the Australian International Institute of Higher Education, despite being a newly established institute located in Sydney and Brisbane. He highlighted the institute’s course offerings, which include Bachelor of Business programs in Information Systems and Marketing. He also showered praise on the educational consultants present at the event who are working hard with dedication to helping students find the best possible educational opportunities.

All in all, the program was a great success, and attendees left with a renewed sense of appreciation for the exceptional educational opportunities provided by the Australian International Institute of Higher Education.