ASIS (Anglo school International Services) has announced an expansion of its undergraduate recruitment services for Indian students into the top five Irish universities.
ASIS principal, David Boddy, said: “The expansion is the result of Brexit and the British Government’s resistance to improve the immigration environment for Indian students. The Irish Government has made it clear that Indian students are very welcome and allows them at least 12 months post study work opportunities.”.
ASIS also announced developments in the British Universities and Secondary Schools Achievement Tests (www.bussats.com) which serve as entry tests into UK and Irish universities.
An 18 plus specialist university entrance test is under-development to assist Indian students who do not study under a British curriculum to more easily enter European higher education institutes.
The computer-based tests are delivered off a Pearson VUE technology platform at special BUSSATs Test Centres managed by ASIS partners across India.
ASIS will be announcing a new series of special careers tests for high school students and undergraduates at the end of March.