We're a Sri Lankan study-abroad consultancy that walks you from choosing a course to landing at your university — counselling, admissions, visas and everything in between, handled by people who've done this for fifteen years.
"Tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today — our job is to make sure that preparation actually works."
Trust International Education was registered as a private limited company in 2018, but the counselling behind it goes back further: our founder, Vinoja Fernando, has spent over fifteen years in the education field, holds a graduate diploma in business management and IT, and built her career on visa guidance, financial documentation and student advocacy before starting TIE.
That background shapes how we work. We're not a booking agency that pushes you toward whichever university pays the best commission — we sit down, understand what a student can realistically afford and qualify for, and build a plan around that. Over the years we've built direct, working relationships with universities across Australia, the UK, Canada, Taiwan and Singapore, which tends to mean faster answers than going it alone.
Studying abroad involves more paperwork and decisions than most families expect. We group our work into four stages so you always know what's next.
From your first meeting to the day you land, we stay involved — evaluating financial documents, lodging visa applications with the right high commission, and briefing you on what to expect before and after arrival.
It's the difference between filling out forms alone at midnight and having someone double-check them with you in the morning.
All fourteen countries we place students in — tap any card for entry requirements and popular courses.
Not every student walks in with a finished A-Level. Here's how the four common study levels stack up, so you know what you actually qualify for today.
Short, focused programmes for students who aren't ready for a full degree yet. Most run six months to a year, though some extend to eighteen months or two years depending on the field — a practical way in if your results don't yet meet a degree's entry bar.
A qualification awarded once you've completed a defined course of study at a college or university — often used as a bridge into the second or third year of a related bachelor's degree, cutting real time and money off the full programme.
The standard undergraduate degree, typically three to four years of full-time study, and the qualification most employers and further-study programmes expect as a baseline.
A postgraduate degree that goes deep into one field or area of professional practice — usually one to two years, and often where the strongest career and immigration pathways open up.
Every file gets a dedicated consultant and a visa officer, so nothing sits waiting for "whoever's free."
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