KIEC

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KIEC
Kathmandu Infosys Educational Consultancy (P) Ltd.
Native name
काठमाडौँ इन्फोसीस
FormerlyKathmandu Infosys
Type Private
Industry Educational Consultant
Learning Center
Migration Agent
FoundedSeptember 19, 2006;16 years ago (2006-09-19)
FounderRajendra Rijal
Headquarters1259 Dillibazar Rd., ,
Nepal
Number of locations
  • 13
 (2019)
Area served
Worldwide
Key people
Brands
  • KIEC Global
  • KIECGlobal
Services Educational Consultant
Standardized Test preparation
Language proficiency classes
Revenue11,900,000 United States dollar (2019)  OOjs UI icon edit-ltr-progressive.svg
Number of employees
120 (March 2019)
Divisions KIEC Global
  • Australia

KIEC

  • Nepal
Website www.kiec.edu.np

KIEC, formerly known as Kathmandu Infosys, is a private company that serves students intending to study abroad and assists individuals for migration purpose. Its primary services include academic and career counseling, migration service, and standardized and proficiency test preparation. [1] It is headquartered in Dillibazar Road, Kathmandu, [2] [3] in an area that has been referred to as the abroad education hub of the nation. Along with the head office in Dillibazar Road, it has a total of eleven branches in major economic hubs all over Nepal and two global office in Australia.

Contents

KIEC is the authorized by Ministry of Education (Nepal) and Educational Consultancies Association of Nepal, Nepal(ECAN). [4] [5]

History

Kathmandu Infosys Educational Consultancy Pvt Ltd (generally known by its acronym KIEC) was founded by Rajendra Rijal on 19 September 2006. [1]

It started its Sydney office on 14 March 2017 [6] and its Melbourne office on 22 July 2018 [7]

Professional Achievements

QEAC from PIER Online: QEAC-I042, QEAC-J165, QEAC-K090, QEAC-M133 and QEAC-M433 [8]

ITAC from ICEF: ITAC-0069, ITAC-0307, ITAC-1061, ITAC-1063, ITAC-1064 and ITAC-1065 [8]

USATC from ICEF-USATC: USCG00046 and USCG00068 [8]

Nepal Ministry of Education Certified Institution

Member of Educational Consultancy Association of Nepal. [9]

Controversy

In 2019, KIEC, along with a number of educational consultancies, were pulled into controversy as hundreds of Nepali students were enrolled in Australian Institute of Business and Technology whose course accreditation was terminated by Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA) on 19 February 2019. [10] [11]

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