Yes, students in Dubai can work part-time during their studies, subject to university and government regulations. However, work hours may be limited, and students must ensure their visa allows employment.

Yes, we guide students through the visa application process and help them secure accommodation through university housing or recommended private housing providers.

We provide end-to-end support, including market research, business registration, legal compliance, partnership facilitation, and operational setup. We also offer networking opportunities with key industry players.

 The process varies depending on the employer and country. On average, it takes 4-12 weeks, including interviews, documentation processing, visa approval, and travel arrangements.

To qualify, applicants must have a valid passport (at least two years before expiry), relevant experience for the job, a well-prepared CV, and meet any additional requirements set by the employer, such as language proficiency or certification for specific roles.

Applicants must have completed their previous level of education (KCSE or equivalent), meet the university's academic requirements, have a valid passport, and be able to secure a student visa. Some programs may require English proficiency tests such as IELTS or TOEFL.

The process involves business name registration, company incorporation, tax registration (PIN & VAT), obtaining necessary licenses, and opening a corporate bank account. We facilitate this process to ensure a smooth setup.

Key sectors include manufacturing, real estate, agribusiness, technology, healthcare, and logistics. We assist investors in identifying high-growth opportunities based on their interests and market trends.

We offer airport drop-off from Kenya, airport pickup abroad, and settlement assistance upon arrival. Our HR team provides six months of post-placement support to ensure a smooth transition into the new job.