Studying in England

A personal service, based on first-hand experience

Experience that makes a difference

I work independently and personally support each family throughout the decision-making process.

I lived and worked in Brighton for 10 years, building strong professional relationships with schools and educational institutions in Brighton & Hove and across the south of England, including Lewes, Eastbourne and Hastings.

I also have first-hand experience of the English education system as a parent, through my two daughters’ education in Brighton. This combination of professional and personal experience allows me to offer families practical, informed and tailored guidance.

Study options

I offer advice and support for:

All-inclusive study holidays

Ages 8–17

College study programmes

From 2 weeks, ages 16–19

Study in England

for 1 term, 1 semester or 1 year
ages 16–19

I help families understand the different options and navigate admission requirements, costs, documentation and, where applicable, visa and immigration requirements.

My main partners

I have built a network of trusted educational partners across the south of England, including:

Ise Hove

An independent language school offering all-inclusive summer study holidays for children and teenagers aged 8–17

East Sussex College

A high-quality British college with three campuses across beautiful East Sussex, offering flexible study options from 2 weeks to 1 term, 1 semester or 1 year, for students aged 16–19

Varndean College

A highly regarded Sixth Form College in Brighton, offering a one-year study programme for students aged 16–19

I always consider the individual student’s profile and needs: there is no one-size-fits-all solution.

Professional training

I have completed the British Council’s training for agents and counsellors on knowledge of the UK as a study destination (UK Knowledge Agent and Counsellor Training), and have been awarded the relevant certificate.

The training includes assessments on the UK as a study destination and commitment to the National Code of Ethical Practice for UK Education Agents.

I keep my knowledge of the UK education system and international student requirements up to date, providing families with clear and informed guidance.

A truly personal service

First-hand experience, direct contact and tailored guidance.

My aim is to help each student and family make an informed choice and find the study experience that is right for them.

Would you like to explore the options?

A useful guide for families

The British Council has prepared a short guide for students and families considering using an education agent, with useful information on what to expect from the service, what questions to ask and what to consider when making an informed choice.

Read the British Council guide: “A student guide to choosing an education agent”

My role is to help you make an informed choice, not to make the choice for you.