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Stephens launched Global Education
11/10/2022 10:37:21 PM
Early Times Report
JAMMU, Nov 10: Stephens, a renowned brand in education today launched Stephens Overseas, a new venture which will cater to the ever growing demand of the students for global education opportunities. A formal inauguration ceremony was held today in the auditorium of the Stephens Nursing College, RS Pura, Jammu. Satvinder Saini, Director, Stephens International Public School was the chief guest and she released the flyer in presence of Smt. Muni Dhar, Principal, Stephens College of Nursing along with Co-founders Er. Baljeet Singh and Manoj Kotru.
Stephens Overseas will focus on using technology to simplify students' study abroad ambitions. This new move demonstrates Stephens commitment to local population empowering and achieving success for students.
Speaking on the occasion, Satvinder Saini emphasized that
Stephens core belief is to provide right to global education to everyone. Giving students honest advice to achieve their ambitions is at the heart of everything we do. She further said that we will continue to rise to their challenge of personal support and guidance; delivering the best experience and outcome so that they are happy and fulfilled in their future lives.
Co-founders, Er. Baljeet Singh and Manoj Kotru, shared that at Stephens Overseas, the end-to-end process of the study abroad challenge will be technology enabled and AI driven. This will make the system simple, transparent and efficient. They informed the gathering that their upcoming tie-ups with the global players will open the doors of 700+ Universities and Colleges in more than 20 countries for the local students.
Dr. Kamal Saini, IGP (Retd.) and Chairman, Stephens College of Nursing conveyed in his message that we want to simplify the world of education through technology and we're empowering students to make more informed decisions as they forge their educational paths.
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