Global University Systems (GUS) Hosted Successful Higher Education Summit in Kathmandu

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EDUCAST, Global University Systems (GUS) recently convened a Higher Education Summit at the Marriott Hotel in Kathmandu, aiming to acquaint educational consulting professionals with the latest developments in the Canadian education landscape. The summit featured informative discussions led by key figures within GUS, shedding light on the Canadian education system and the array of opportunities and services available to international students through GUS.

Kayla Briel, Chief Innovation and Recruitment Officer at GUS, spearheaded a comprehensive exploration of the Canadian education system, highlighting the diverse opportunities it presents to students globally. Additionally, Bryan Vythilingum, Vice President International Student Recruitment Officer at GUS, provided valuable information into the offerings of prominent Canadian institutions such as the University of Canada West and the University of Niagara Falls Canada.

Stephen Carleton, Director of Recruitment at GUS Canada, elucidated on the various colleges under the GUS umbrella, including the Toronto School of Management, Niagara College Canada, Trebas Institute, Fleming College, Canadian College of Technology and Business, and The Language Gallery Canada. This breadth of educational institutions underscores GUS’s commitment to providing a diverse and enriching academic experience to students.

Netra Koirala, Senior Business Development Manager of University Canada West, expressed satisfaction with the successful culmination of the Higher Education Summit, emphasizing the importance of such forums in fostering dialogue and collaboration within the global education community.

The summit served as a platform for knowledge exchange and networking, further cementing GUS’s position as a leader in international education and student recruitment. With its focus on innovation and excellence, GUS continues to empower students worldwide to achieve their academic and career aspirations.