Who can join
Education providers and programme owners
EducationB2B works with organisations that can offer education, appoint recruitment partners, establish progression routes or provide a specialist service to the sector.
| Category | Relevant partnership scope |
|---|---|
| Universities and colleges | Student recruitment, progression, articulation, academic and institutional partnerships |
| International and boarding schools | Student recruitment, progression, counselling and institutional relationships |
| Programme and pathway providers | Foundation, transfer, language, training, summer and progression programmes |
| TNE and multi-party arrangements | Franchise, validation, joint delivery, dual award and articulation relationships |
| Education service providers | A specialist service with a clear owner, purpose and information policy |
Provider control
You choose the market and the partner
| Control | Provider decision |
|---|---|
| Market | Countries, regions, cities, source segments and exclusions |
| Offering | Approved programmes, student groups, intakes and available capacity |
| Partner profile | Organisation type, operating history, placements, services, languages and advisor coverage |
| Relationship rules | Sub-agents, referrals, exclusivity, conflicts, allow-lists and block-lists |
| Commercial terms | Commission, attribution rules, payment conditions and partner benefits |
| Information sharing | When agencies can see the provider name, contacts, documents and commercial terms |
Provider review
What we check before a provider joins
- Legal identity, educational standing and authority for the proposed partnership
- Admissions, fees, refunds, student welfare, complaints and partner support
- Programme ownership, delivery, award, progression and contracting responsibilities
- Commercial terms, references, important restrictions and information protection
Member services
What provider membership gives you
A complete provider record
Keep the organisation, programmes, authority and partnership information in one place.
Market Mandates
Set the market, partner requirements, available places, terms and sharing rules for each opportunity.
Focused matching
Review organisations that meet the non-negotiable requirements in your Market Mandate.
Private introductions
Choose when an agency can see your name, contacts and commercial information.
Partnership records
Keep interest, checks, terms and key decisions with the partnership they belong to.
Meetings and market intelligence
Use professional meetings, training and market briefings included in your plan.
Information control
What agencies can see at each stage
| Stage | Information available |
|---|---|
| No match | No organisation, offering, mandate, contact or commercial information |
| Anonymous fit | Minimum non-identifying information required to assess relevance |
| Mutual interest | The provider’s name, when the Market Mandate allows it |
| Approved relationship | Named contacts, documents and information for that partnership |
| Commercial access | The current terms, partner benefits and supporting documents |
EducationB2B does not publish a public institution, programme, mandate or commission directory.
Process
How it works
Tell us what you need
Choose the provider category, market and type of partnership you want.
Complete the provider review
Share your organisation record, programmes, partner policies and references.
Create a Market Mandate
Set the target market, partner requirements, available places and information-sharing rules.
Review suitable partners
See agencies that meet the non-negotiable parts of your brief.
Choose whether to proceed
Names and commercial information are shared as both organisations move forward.
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