Agents regularly working with UK universities will soon need to adhere to the new Agent Quality Framework (AQF).

The AQF is designed to enhance the standards and practices of educational agents working with UK HE institutions and will serve to protect students as well as advisers and institutions. Nearly all UK universities have signed up to the scheme now.

This webinar session

This session is relevant to agents, school counsellors and other advisers supporting students to study in the UK.

We'll provide an overview of the AQF, look at why it was introduced and explore what it means for student advisers on a daily basis.  

Wednesday 25 September, 17.00 CET

Agents regularly working with British Universities will very soon need to adhere to the recently introduced Agent Quality Framework (AQF). Nearly all British Universities have signed up to the scheme now. The AQF is designed to enhance the standards and practices of educational agents working with UK HE institutions and will serve to protect students as well as advisers and institutions.

This session will provide an overview of the scheme to practising agents and there will be time for questions.  We’ll look at why the AQF was introduced and explore what this  means for agents on a daily basis.  The session will also be relevant to any school counsellors and advisers supporting students to study in the UK. 

Panel:

• Brian Greenwood, Associate Director of International Recruitment at University of Exeter and executive member of BUILA, the British Universities’ International Liaison Association.
• Helen Obaje, Product manager of the Agent and Counsellor Training and Engagement hub, British Council.
• Gemma Long, Head of Quality, Office for Students.

Moderator:

Carolina Jiménez, Head Education, British Council Spain

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