How would you like to learn more about the education sector in other countries without leaving your desk? The USDOC presents several webinars throughout the year focusing on a variety of topics in order to inform international education professionals on the best practices for entering or increasing their presence in particular markets.
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Join Us to Explore Market Opportunities for U.S. Educational Institutions in Brazil and Colombia. This webinar will feature the education markets for Brazil and Colombia. The webinar will also include information on upcoming event opportunities supported by the U.S. Commercial Service. This is an opportunity for representatives of U.S. institutions of secondary and higher education, both undergraduate and graduate, and Intensive English Programs, to explore the markets in Brazil and Colombia, and gain valuable insights to develop partnerships and recruit students to your programs.
Time: 11am EST Cost: Free Registration Link
For questions, please contact: Amy Ryan U.S. Commercial Service – Atlanta amy.ryan@trade.gov
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Join us to explore the markets of Brazil and Mexico through the lens of Education Technology. This webinar will focus on market trends and opportunities in Brazil, to include BETT Educar and the upcoming Education Technology Certified Trade Mission to Brazil, taking place May 14-17, 2019. This webinar will also highlight the burgeoning market of Mexico and BETT LATAM. Speakers from U.S. embassies in both countries, along with BETT, will discuss market entry strategies for U.S. education technology companies.
Time: 12pm EST Cost: $25 Registration Link
If you have any questions, please contact Amy Freedman at amy.freedman@trade.gov.
Here is a listing of our recent webinars:
Is there a particular topic or country/ies you would like us to focus on? Please let us know what you would be interested in hearing about in the next webinar by contacting Gabriela Zelaya at gabriela.zelaya@trade.gov.
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