Every engagement starts with your institution’s goals. Below is what we do, who it is for, and what you receive.
A short introductory conversation about your goals, at no fee.
Focused advisory work scoped to a defined question or decision.
Longer-term support to build and run a partnership or program.
Consulting and project engagements are scoped around your institution’s goals.
School and university leadership teams evaluating whether — and how — to work in China.
China decisions are often made on secondhand information. We replace assumptions with a grounded picture of the landscape, the partner options, and the practical constraints.
Market and partner-landscape briefings; partnership model options; practical and regulatory considerations; strategy working sessions with your leadership team.
A clear recommendation you can take to your board or leadership team, with next steps.
Schools and universities seeking a sister school, program partner, or long-term collaborator in China.
Good partnerships fail on fit and follow-through, not intent. We identify partners whose goals match yours and stay involved until the partnership is actually working.
Partner identification and vetting; facilitated introductions; support structuring the partnership agreement; launch planning and early-stage coordination.
A vetted partner shortlist, warm introductions, and a partnership roadmap.
Institutions that want a credible, sustained presence with Chinese schools.
One-off fair visits rarely build trust. Recruitment in China works through school relationships that take time — and local knowledge — to build.
School-visit programs; counselor relationship building; on-campus and partner-school events; recruitment messaging review for the Chinese school audience.
An engagement plan and a calendar of school-facing activities.
We do not guarantee enrollment numbers, admissions outcomes, or visa results.
Institutions running exchanges, joint programs, or recurring activities with Chinese partners.
Time zones, language, and school calendars quietly derail good programs. A coordinator on your side keeps both schools aligned.
Day-to-day communication with partner schools; schedule and logistics coordination; issue resolution as programs run.
Programs that run on schedule, with one point of contact throughout.
Tell us about your institution and your goals. We’ll start by discussing suitable pathways, potential school connections, and practical next steps.
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