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Universities Universities: - University of Auckland - AUT University - University of Waikato - Massey University - Victoria University of Wellington - University of Canterbury - Lincoln University - University of Otago Institute of Technology: - Toi Ohomai - ARA Institute of Canterbury - Eastern Institute of Technology (EIT) - Manukau Institute of Technology (MIT) - Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology (NMIT) - Open Polytechnic of New Zealand - Otago Polytechnic - Southern Institute of Technology (SIT) - Universal College of Learning (UCOL) - Unitec Institute of Technology - Waikato Institute of Technology (WINTEC) - Wellington Institute of Technology (WELTEC) - Whitireia New Zealand Private Institutions: - Aspire2 Group - New Zealand Tertiary College (NZTC) - Whitecliffe College of Arts & Design - Media Design School, Auckland - New Zealand School of Education - Pacific International Hotel Management School (PIHMS) - IPC Tertiary Institute - International Travel College (ITC) - Queenstown Resort College (QRC) - New Zealand School of Education (NZSE) - AGI Education - Royal Business College - Eagle Flight Training School - Air New Zealand Aviation Institute - Wellpark School of Natural Therapies Colleges and Schools: - ACG College Groups – For Foundation Studies, Secondary and Primary schools, Vocational Programs including New Zealand Careers College, NZMA, New Zealand Institute of Sports, New Zealand School of Tourism, Youbee School of Design & Animation College - Private and Public Colleges and schools in both North & South Island Institutions: - Central Queensland University - Carlton Brown Australia - AGB Training Geelong Australia - Southern Cross University - Navitas: • Australian College of Applied Psychology • Curtin College in association with Curtin University of Technology • The Sydney Campus of Curtin University of Technology • Eynesbury College • La Trobe Melbourne in association with La Trobe University • New Castle International College in association with University of Newcastle • Macquarie City Campus • Melbourne Institute of Business & Technology in association with Deakin University • Perth Institute of Business & Technology in association with Edith Cowen University • Queensland Institute of Business & Technology • South Australia Institute of Business & Technology in association with University of South Australia • Sydney Institute of Business & Technology in association with Macquarie University - EduCo • Cambridge International College • Strathfield College - Study Group • Australian College of Physical Education • Endeavour College of Natural Health • Australia National University College • The University of Sydney Preparation Program • Taylors College Perth Institutions (Universities/Colleges): - Mount Saint Vincent University, Halifax, Nova Scotia - Lakehead University Canada - Brock University Niagara Canada - University of Lethbridge - Bronte College, Ontario - Dorsett College - Herzing College - Study Group: • Royal Roads University, British Columbia - Navitas: • Fraser International College in association with Simon Fraser University • International College of Manitoba pathway to University of Manitoba - EduCo • Acsenda School of Management • Arbutus College Institutions : • Auston Institute of Management • PSB Academy • Curtin University Singapore Institutions: - Ferris State University, Michigan - University of New Haven - Wasatch Academy USA - St George’s International, Grenada, West Indies - Study Group: • James Madison University, Virginia • Long Island University, New York • University of Maine, Maine • Roosevelt University, Illinois • University of Southern Maine, Maine • University of Vermont, Vermont • Widener University, Pennsylvania - Navitas: • Navitas at UMass Boston - pathway to University of Massachusetts Boston • Navitas at UMass Dartmouth – pathway to University of Massachusetts Darthmouth • Navitas at UMass Lowell – pathway to University of Massachusetts Lowell • Navitas at UNH – pathway to University of New Hampshire (UNH) • Navitas at FAU – pathway to Florida Atlantic University (FAU) • Navitas at University of Isaho - EduCo: • New Jersey Institute of Technology • Brandeis International Business School • University of Maryland British Columbia • University of Nebraska Lincoln • University of St Thomas Universities: - York St John University, York - Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen - Sheffield Hallam University - Study Group: • University of Huddersfield • Keele University • Kingston University, London • Lancaster University • Leeds International Study Centre – for progression to the University of Leeds / Leeds Metropolitan University • University of Leicester • University of Lincoln • Liverpool John Moores University • Istituto Marangoni • Royal Holloway, University of London • University of Strathclyde • University of Surrey • University of Sussex • Trinity College Dublin • University College Dublin - Navitas: • Birmingham City University • Anglia Ruskin University • University of Hertfordshire • University of Portsmouth • Swansea University • University of Plymouth Institutions: • NABA Milano • Domus Academy DA Foreign Institutions (with Malaysia campuses): • Nottingham University Semenyih Malaysia • Heriot-Watt University Putrajaya Malaysia • Manipal International University Nilai • Curtin University Sarawak Malaysia • Epsom College Sepang Malaysia • Monash University Sunway • Federation University Australia, Malaysia Local Private Institutions: • Taylor’s College and Taylor’s University • Sunway International School, Sunway College and Sunway University • SEGI College and University • Kolej Yayasan Saad Business College • Kolej Yayasan Saad New Zealand Foundation Program • Alfa College Subang Jaya • DIKA College (Early Childhood Education) • UCSI International School Bandar Springhill Malaysia • Matrix International School Seremban Malaysia • Perdana University (Medical Program) • Lagenda Education Group • MAHSA University • TOC Malaysia • MDIS Malaysia • Disted College Penang • Erican College • International University Malaya-Wales (IUMW) • Shandong University China • Sejong University • Hanyang University • GISMA Business School, Germany We are also an authorized IELTS Registration Centre for British Council & IDP IELTS in Malaysia. 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