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Aafreen Quddusi has spent 6 years counselling students across UK, Ireland, Germany, Australia, Singapore, and Dubai. She sees herself as a mentor rather than just a counsellor, working to understand each student's aspirations, financial situation, career goals, and personal circumstances before making any recommendation. Her focus is on helping students make decisions that align with their long-term career goals, not just on securing the first available offer.
She has guided students into competitive programmes at King's College London, the University of Edinburgh, the University of Manchester, the University of Birmingham, and the University of Bath. She has placed multiple students into MBBS programmes at Brunel University of London and the University of Central Lancashire, a number of whom are now working within the National Health Service. One student she guided to an MSc in Organisational Psychology at King's College London is now serving as a Student Ambassador associated with the university's Organisational Behaviour department. One of her most demanding cases involved supporting a student living with dementia-related challenges through the full admission and visa process, working closely with the student's family and the receiving university to ensure every step remained manageable and stress-free throughout.
Aafreen holds an MCA and is British Council Certified. She has 6 years of experience in international education at AECC Global. She works in English.
