LATINAMERICAHIGH SCHOOL ROAD SHOW

BOGOTA

MEDELLIN

GUAYAQUIL

QUITO

October 23-27 • 2017

12 High School Visits • 5 Days

NEW

FOR 2017

For several years, FPP has organized High School Road Shows outside of Latin

America, and individual High School Visits in Latin America. Due to the success

of these Road Shows and Visits, as well as client demand, FPP is offering a

dedicated Latin America High School Road Show for the first time this October.

The Latin America High School Road Show is an excellent way to meet well

qualified and interested students, while building relationships with school

counselors at the very best schools in four key Latin American cities. All visited

schools are private high schools that we feel have the best profile for overseas

study - a tradition of high achieving students studying abroad; excellence in

teaching, and high approval levels at major universities.

Over the last 20 years, FPP EDU Media has grown to become the world’s largest

student recruitment event organizer with staff in ten countries, including four

countries within Latin America.

FPP has been organizing Student Fairs in Latin America semi-annually since

2002, covering several countries including Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Chile,

Ecuador, Mexico, Panama and Peru. These Fairs have grown to become the

largest in terms of exhibitor numbers and cities visited per year, and are

renowned for attracting high-quality students. FPP has been the chosen fair

organizer in Latin America, for EduCanada and Education New Zealand from

2014 to 2017, and for Austrade from 2016 to 2017, hosting the official fairs of

those respective government associations.

LATIN AMERICA HIGH SCHOOL ROAD SHOW

October 23 & 24

BOGOTA5 schools

October 25

MEDELLIN2 schools

October 26

GUAYAQUIL2 schools

October 27

QUITO3 schools

NEW FOR 2017

As a region, Latin America is seeing an unprecedented number of student

recruiters heading its way. Increased levels of English proficiency and higher per

capita incomes have cemented this region as an attractive market to recruit

international students.

With so many dynamic and fluctuating international student markets in one

region, it can be tricky to determine which countries are worth investing in.

Colombia sends over 27,000 students abroad for higher education each year.

This number has increased by 50% over the last decade. Within Colombia,

tertiary enrolments have grown even faster, with the number of students

enrolling more than doubling from 2003 to 2013 to over two million. Medellin

with a population of over 3.5 million, has been rated as the most innovative city

in the world. Bogota - the fourth largest city in South America - holds more

schools and universities than any other city in Colombia, with high academic

levels to reflect this.

Ecuador is one of the smallest countries in South America with a population of

around 13 million, of which 13,000 students continue their higher education

abroad each year. Politically and economically, Ecuador is a very stable country.

Guayaquil is the country's largest city, acting as the commercial and industrial

center of Ecuador. While Quito, the capital, is more of a cosmopolitan city,

boasting great cultural diversity.

THE LATIN AMERICANSTUDY ABROAD MARKET

FPP IN LATIN AMERICA

Boston School International - Panama

Colegio Nuevo - Colombia

Colegio San Pedro Claver - Colombia

Fundacion Liceo Ingles - Colombia

Liceo Campoverde - Ecuador

Academia Almirante Nelson - Ecuador

Colegio Altair - Peru

ABOUT THE ROAD SHOW

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At each school, exhibitors meet with the school’s counselor, before

setting-up for the school’s mini-fair. At the school’s request and

time-permitting, representatives may have the opportunity to give a

presentation to the school’s assembled students prior to the mini-fair.

The number of exhibiting universities is strictly limited to 18, to ensure

each university is well-promoted and a close-knit group of travelling

representatives.

We take care of the planning, organisation and management of all

aspects of the Road Shows to provide a comfortable carefree tour.

PREVIOUS LATIN AMERICANHIGH SCHOOLS VISITEDINCLUDE:

Oct 23 & 24BOGOTA

Oct 25MEDELLIN

Oct 26GUAYAQUIL

Oct 27QUITO

SOUTHAMERICA

Led by experienced and local FPP staff, the Road Show visits two or

three schools each day, with one in the morning, and one in the

afternoon, with at times an option for a third school in the early

evening, totalling twelve carefully selected schools.

PRICING

INCLUSIONS

$8.400 USD

A table at each of the school fairs

Internal flights and transfers

between cities

A university profile in the Road Show

guide

Listing onEduFindMe.com

Meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner) for the duration

of the Road Show

FPP EDU Media - North America

9550 S. Eastern Avenue

Las Vegas, 89123, Nevada

USA

+1.800.377.8736

FPP EDU Media - Europe

1st Floor, Suite 5, The Avenue

Dublin 18

Ireland

Manchester – +44.203.514.1499

Barcelona – +34.932.201.699

FPP EDU Media - South America

Rua Artur de Azevedo, 281

Sao Paulo, 05404-010, SP

Brazil

Sao Paulo – +55.11.3230.1290

Mexico City – +52.55.4170.3810

CONTACTFor enquiries, please contact:

John Demer • j.demer@fppedu.media

+44.161.948.7074

TESTIMONIALS

Amanda StevensUniversity of DelawareUSA

Kevin BeisserUniversity of Wisconsin - MilwaukeeUSA

“The school visits were fantastic. They were at excellent schools one might not normally visit with exceptional students. Our expectations were more than met!”

Gianna SucciAmerican University of RomeItaly

“The high school visits were very good! Students showed great interest, and the quality of students was very high. The counselors who we worked with were also very kind and welcoming”

“It was fantastic! Truly. The students were very attentive and responsive. I liked how diverse the schools were in terms of location, and the students were great.I definitely would like to do more school visits like this in the future.”

Six nights hotel accommodation for the

duration of the Road Show (Sun to Fri inclusive)

Registration deadline

September 22