Frequently Asked Questions

We provide international recruitment support, workforce sourcing, study abroad consultancy and travel assistance. We connect African jobseekers and students with legitimate opportunities, and help overseas employers, agencies and institutions find suitable candidates and students.

No. Job offers are made by employers, admissions by institutions, and work permits and visas by government authorities. We support and guide the process, but no one can honestly guarantee these outcomes. Be cautious of anyone who claims they can.

We support opportunities in a range of countries, depending on the employers and institutions we work with at any time. Current verified vacancies are listed on our Jobs page, and our advisers can discuss study destinations with you.

You share your requirements, we confirm the details and scope with you, then we source and screen candidates, present a shortlist, coordinate interviews and support communication while you make offers and handle employment documentation.

The employer is responsible for employment contracts, any work permit or visa sponsorship, and compliance with the laws of the destination country. We coordinate document collection and communication with candidates.

It depends on the role, the number of workers and the qualifications required. We will give you an estimated timeline once we have reviewed your request.

Only for a specific role, with the candidate’s knowledge, and only what is needed for that recruitment. Employers do not have automatic access to our candidates’ personal documents.

Send a study enquiry from our Study Abroad page or create a free account. An adviser will review your background, goals and budget and suggest suitable programmes and next steps.

Typically a valid passport, academic certificates and transcripts, a CV, a statement of purpose, reference letters and, where required, an English language test result. Requirements vary by institution and country.

We can share information about scholarships and funding that may be available for your programme. Scholarships are awarded by institutions or funders, and we cannot guarantee them.

Create a free candidate account, complete your profile, upload your CV and apply directly from any vacancy page. You can track the status of each application in your portal.

Applications usually move through: Submitted, Under review, Shortlisted, Interview stage, Offer received and Documentation in progress. If an employer does not progress your application, it will show as Not successful. You receive an email each time the status changes.

We only advertise vacancies that have been appropriately checked with the employer. If you see a job using our name elsewhere, confirm it with us directly before sharing documents or paying anything.

Yes. Documents uploaded through the website are stored in a private area that cannot be accessed by the public. Only you and authorised staff can open them. Read our Privacy Policy for full details.

No. We do not keep candidates’ passports or original documents. We may ask to see originals to verify copies.

You can remove documents from your portal at any time and can ask us to delete your account and personal data, subject to any legal record-keeping obligations.

Creating an account, browsing vacancies and applying for jobs on this website is free. Where a consultancy service, such as detailed study abroad application support, carries a fee, we explain the amount and what it covers in writing before any payment. We never charge for a guaranteed job, admission or visa.

Please see our Refund Policy. Third-party costs such as application fees, test fees, visa fees and travel costs are set by others and are generally not refundable by us.

We do not issue visas, work permits or admissions, and we do not provide legal immigration advice. For complex immigration questions, we recommend speaking to a qualified immigration adviser or the relevant embassy.