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The International Education Fair organized by EDF Jamboree will be held on Saturday. EDF Jamboree, which has achieved more than 15 years of experience and success in the field of international education, is about to organize a fair in Kathmandu for Nepalese students.
The EDF Jamboree is bringing more than 30 prestigious universities from the UK, Australia and Europe directly to Kathmandu. The fair will be held at the office of EDF Jamboree. A key feature of the
fair is the opportunity for students to interact directly with university decision-makers, freed from the traditionally time-consuming application process. This is not just an education fair, but a quick and easy way to reach world-class institutions.
Direct interaction has become a means of widening access to international education for Nepali students, according to the EDF Jamboree. Participating universities at the fair will present information on scholarships, fee waivers, and work-study program opportunities.
EDF Jamboree has sent more than five thousand students abroad in the last 15 years. So far, it has maintained partnership with more than two universities. A 95% visa success rate has reinforced the confidence in the EDF Jamboree.
Students interested in participating in the fair must pre-register . Participants are requested to bring along their educational certificate, IELTS or PTE score, and passport.
