Edulink International College (EIC) has opened a branch in Nairobi to tap in the education market, a move that will save students planning to study abroad close to Ksh4.57 million.
The institution has introduced a blended learning model that allows the college to deliver the first two years of an American Bachelor’s Degree in this country and then students can transfer their credits to a University overseas.
“We are delighted to be able to offer the University Transfer Programme which has numerous benefits, including the provision of quality education that is cost-effective,” said Dr Raj Gill, the Campus’ Executive Director. EIC is owned by Edulink Consultants, a global educational services company.
The Nairobi campus was established at a cost of KSh 275 million and the first intake is slotted for March this year. “The goal is to proactively emphasise personal growth by enhancing an individual’s ability to aspire, work hard and succeed. We will empower students with the technical mastery and work-related capabilities required by employers,” noted Dr Narinder Suri, the college principal.
