Project Leos Ignite – Phase 01

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Embarking on a journey of abroad open doors to unparalleled opportunities for personal growth as well as academic enrichment. However, the process of applying to foreign university can be dauting and complex, with numerous requirements and considerations to navigate. The Project Leos Ignite: Phase 01 - "Roaring into the Future" by the Leo Club of University of Colombo conducted an abroad education consultancy program at the Faculty of Management and Finance, University of Colombo on 25th March 2024 from 10.00 a.m. – 3.30 p.m. by providing comprehensive knowledge and assistance on abroad education.

 This project was collaborated with Leo Club of University of Colombo and ABEC Premier, a global leader in student counseling and international education services. ABEC's team of experts, including three experienced Student Visa Consultants navigate the intricate terrain of abroad education, offering insights, resources to help the students to pursue their transformative journey with confidence. The Chief Region Coordinator – Leo Lion Sadun Perera and the Manager of the ABEC Premier Education Consultancy were participated for the event.

All the undergraduates of University of Colombo were participated for this program and we mainly focused on leo members of  University of Colombo. In the consultation workshop students got a thorough knowledge about abroad universities that students can study, factors that should be considered when choosing an university under academic reputation, language proficiency, cultural compatibility etc., admission requirements and application process of international universities, strategies for securing student visas and many more. All the participants were inspired in the global arena of higher education and enjoyed by an interactive gaming session.

"Roaring into the Future" became a successful event with the efforts of ABEC premier experts and the Leos Ignite team members. We sincerely thank for their valuable efforts in organizing this program.

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Leo Kavindi Kaushalya.

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