Immerse Education are proud to announce that we are finalists for the 2022 Education Investor Award!
The Education Investor Awards 2022 celebrate commercial successes in the business of education, recognising those that have made an outstanding contribution to the industry in 2021.
This year, judges will assess entries across three distinct categories – Advisory & Finance, Education Provision, and Software & Services. Successful entries will be shortlisted and judged by a panel of high-profile independent judges, with the winners announced and celebrated on Tuesday 8 November at the Park Plaza Westminster Bridge Hotel London.
Immerse has been shortlisted for not just one, but three incredible awards as outlined below:
The Pathway Provider Award, awarded to companies that have continued to serve high numbers of students throughout the pandemic, especially with pivots to online and evidence of improved student outcomes.
Exporting Excellence Award, focused on companies that have successfully exported overseas, and have a vision for future growth abroad.
And lastly, Charlotte Sabin, Immerse Education’s Programme Development Manager, has been shortlisted for the Woman to Watch Award for being a woman who demonstrates “unwavering passion and commitment” to education, and is an “up and coming star” in the industry.
Programme Development Manager at Immerse has been shortlisted for the Woman to Watch Award!
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