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A strategy built around
one student
EDMONT is a European education consultancy. We provide one-to-one support with applications to universities across Europe, the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada and China, from choosing a programme through to enrolment and the visa.
We build an admissions strategy around one student: from the choice of country and programme to preparing a strong profile, submitting the application, enrolment and support with the visa.
We work on scholarships, bursaries and grants, and on how a place is funded. We assess the options available and build them into the admissions strategy while the universities are still being chosen.
We work under a written agreement, and our terms are open. All services, deadlines and obligations are fixed in the agreement. Where a service that has been paid for has not been provided, we refund the fee for that service on the terms set out in the signed agreement.
A strategy built around one student · Expertise in scholarships and funding · Everything agreed in writing
A European education bureau
Every application begins not with a list of universities but with the student. We bring academic goals, personal strengths and what is realistically open to you together into one strategy.
We work with public and private universities alike. One consultant coordinates the whole process – from choosing a subject through to the visa – while specialists in each area strengthen your documents, your portfolio and your funding applications.
Decisions based on your profile, your goals and what is open to you.
Specialists in admissions, documents, visas, grants and scholarships.
Support from the first idea through to enrolment and the visa.
“Life is like riding a bicycle.
Albert Einstein
To keep your balance, you must keep moving.”
Every route has its own requirements, deadlines and decisions. Choose a starting point to see the route that suits you.
You can come to us even if all you have so far is a wish to study abroad. We can work out the country, the subject and the university from scratch.
We meet, look at your profile and agree what you want your studies to achieve.
We compare countries and programmes, and weigh the requirements and the prospects.
We build the plan and a strong set of documents for the chosen programmes.
We manage the applications, the deadlines and the correspondence with admissions offices.
We support you through accepting the offer, the final formalities and the scholarship paperwork.
We prepare the visa application and stay with you through to the decision.
Our main focus is universities in Europe. We compare the education systems, choose academically strong programmes and build a strategy that takes account of a particular country’s requirements, its application deadlines and the funding available.
For students who value a flexible education system, interdisciplinary programmes and the range of international opportunities. We assess the profile, build a balanced college list and set a separate strategy for each application.
Each destination has a detailed EDMONT guide: how admission works, which documents are needed, what studying costs and what funding is available.
The format is set by where you apply. Every main stage of admissions support is included in the route you choose.
For a focused application in a single education system.
For applying across two education systems under one strategy.
at every stage of the application
The whole process is organised around you: one coordinator, specialists in each area and a second check on the key materials.
Programmes, documents, deadlines and where each application stands, in one place.
One admissions manager runs the process and remains your main point of contact.
A second EDMONT specialist reviews the key materials before they are submitted.
A one-to-one mock interview and detailed feedback before your university interview.
We compare offers, terms, prospects and funding.
We organise the next steps after enrolment.
Before admissions support begins, we sign a written agreement. It sets out the services, the fees, the deadlines and the obligations of both parties.
Where a service that has been paid for has not been provided, we refund the fee for that service on the terms set out in the signed agreement.
Where necessary, we bring in a specialist English tutor: for IELTS preparation, for academic English and for meeting the requirements of your chosen university.
Interview preparation is one-to-one with a UK-based tutor who is a native speaker of English: speaking practice, pronunciation, talking about yourself confidently and practice with the questions a university asks.
For Italian-taught programmes, a specialist Italian tutor from the EDMONT team can be brought into the admissions process. Preparation is built around the student’s current level, the requirements of the chosen programme and the application timeline.
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