Canada, USA, UK, Germany, Australia, and Europe, Ireland.

a) Educational Counseling b) Career Counseling c) Selection of Universities & Courses d) Statements of purpose /Scholarship/Essay/CV e) Visa Applications f) Financial Documents g) Overseas Work Opportunities (for Nurses & IT Professionals) h) Visit Visas i) Conference visa j) Flight Ticketing k) SEVIS Fee Payment

a) Degree Certificate b) Transcript c) WASSCE Certificate d) Curriculum Vitae (CV) e) Referee Details (One professional, two academic) - Name, Position, Number, and Official Email f) Birth Certificate g) Statement of Purpose (SOP) h) Passport Bio Page i) English Proficiency Letter.

It varies by country, but the main intake periods are usually in January, May, and September.

Yes, we can assist you with the visa application.

June-July is a busy time for us at LBERC, as we process many visa applications. It's also when high school students complete their final exams and start planning their next steps. The ideal time to begin planning for studying abroad is when you decide it's the right path for you. This involves gathering information about the process, potential destinations and schools, costs, and deadlines.

We collaborate with various universities and institutions worldwide, including those in the UK, USA, Canada, Australia, Germany, Ireland, Europe, and more. Our expertise enables us to match your preferences with the appropriate institution, streamlining your search process and alleviating unnecessary stress. We'll assist you in finding a suitable option tailored to your needs.

There are multiple entry points for studying abroad. Whether you're a junior high student seeking a senior high program, a high school graduate pursuing an undergraduate degree, or someone with a degree seeking a master's program or PhD’s program, all options are viable. While a degree is not always necessary, it depends on your goals and qualifications. We'll assist you in navigating your options based on your individual circumstances.

A visa rejection shouldn't deter you from pursuing your study abroad goals. The outcome depends on the reason for the rejection. If it was due to not meeting general requirements, there's room for improvement. However, if fraudulent documents or information were provided, chances are slim. Nowadays, universities we collaborate with require evidence for visa refusals, so transparency is crucial from the start.

Some countries offer post-study work permits, allowing you to apply for a work visa for a year or two to gain experience. Additionally, some graduates choose to relocate after completing their studies. Your time abroad equips you with valuable skills, experience, and exposure, making you highly desirable in the job market.