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6 major cities, 15 top-ranked Aussie institutions: AEO Australian education roadshow kicks off

byCustoms Today Report
27/01/2015
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LAHORE: AEO Pakistan is holding an Australian Education Roadshow across 6 major cities of the country, in which more than 15 top-ranked Australian institutions are participating, providing great opportunity for the local students to study in world renowned universities.

As per the press release, the series of exhibition began Monday at a local hotel, with much more exuberance and has already catered to hundreds of students in Lahore.

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Next exhibition will be held on January 28 at Serena Hotel – Islamabad, then in Karachi on January 31 at Marriot Hotel , Multan January 31 – Ramada Hotel, Faisalabad 1st February – Hotel One & lastly at Peshawar- PC Hotel on February 1.

All interested students are encouraged to participate as entry to the exhibition and career counselling is absolutely free.

In support of AEO’s Australian Education Expo, Peter Heyward, High Commissioner of Australia in his message stated “I commend AEO Pakistan for holding this series of expos and encourage you to take advantage of the opportunity provided to consult with academic advisers and discuss your options.

”On the occasion Saad Mahmood- Resident Director AEO said “At AEO Pakistan our clients are our first priority and we aim to help bring fulfillment to their dreams.

A world of amazing opportunities waits for Pakistani Students! Come to us at AEO to start your journey!”

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