Get Guardian on GoogleA global education services provider, IDP, has officially opened its first office in Ikeja, Lagos, to connect Nigerian students with global education opportunities.
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This, according to it, will provide student placement services, as well as English Language testing services through the International English Language Testing System (IELTS), thereby giving real opportunity for universities worldwide to attract Nigerian students, and for the students to secure a quality global education and platform for their career through IDP.
Regional Director, Middle East, Africa, European Union, and CIS countries, Imad Chaoui, at a press briefing in Ikeja, said that with a growing and ambitious younger population, there would be strong demand for IDP services in Nigeria.
“As the world reopens, Nigerian students are determined to pursue their global study goals in key destinations, such as the UK, U.S., Canada and Australia, but they need trusted support to navigate their options,” he declared.
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