Showing posts with label overseas agents. Show all posts
Showing posts with label overseas agents. Show all posts

Monday, October 24, 2011

James Foster attends the Alphe Education Workshop in St Petersburg

The view from the Astoria Hotel, the venue for the Alphe Education Workshop held last weekend in St Petersburg.




James met many of our existing education agent partners who were all very pleased with the service that Bright World Guardianships has provided this year to our students.

James also met several new agencies and was proud to inform them of our Guardianship Service. He was also pleased to be able to demonstrate online our new Parent Portal that has revolutionised the way we communicate with our parents regarding the progress of their child. For them it is our own private Facebook page onto their pastoral life at school including a brilliant photo gallery keeping parents in touch with what is going on.

The next entry on the Portal will be our Host Family Care Plans - produced each time a student stays with a host family for the first time and to ensure our Child Protection procedures are followed to the letter.

Saturday, September 17, 2011

Bright World at the Study World Conference

This is Lana and James, Directors of Bright World Guardianships at the Study World Conference in London - Lana is committing to some advertising spend with a new agent for us in the Ukraine, 'Business Link'.

The photograph was taken by Ekaterina Shapovalova, their client manager. She took this photograph so we would never be able to deny agreeing to the spend!

We very much look forward to working with them in the future, and being UK guardians to their students at UK boarding schools.

Monday, March 29, 2010

British Boarding Schools Workshop, Windsor


The British Boarding Schools Workshop
Windsor March 2010

Lana Foster, Managing Director presents the Bright World programmes to an unsuspecting agent at this important fair.

Over two days, Lana had about 30 - 40 meetings with new agencies and old friends and partners.

It was very successful but by george she had had enough of the sound of own voice by the end of it!