At the end of April, London hosted the annual award ceremony for educational organizations that teach themselves or help find students for middle and high school students in foreign schools. Teachers, agencies and associations related to educational activities become participants.
Read more about this year's competition and awards in the article.
4 facts about StudyTravel Secondary School Awards
- The award is considered prestigious in many countries, including the European Union, Asian and Eastern states, the United States , etc.
- The main task of the competition is that experts assess and encourage those organizations that take the initiative and create innovative teaching methods, take care of their wards, and help them achieve high academic results.
- The competition list includes about fifteen categories.
- The selection of winners begins in mid-autumn, and the award ceremony takes place every April.
Where and when did the ceremony take place this year
For three months, the participants of the competition voted for each other in various nominations; Each company could vote in only five nominations, once in each. Voting began in the fall, and the winners received their awards only last month.
The organizers of the StudyTravel Secondary School Awards 2025 awarded the winners of the competition in London on April 25. The ceremony took place at the London Marriott Hotel Grosvenor Square, and the combined event was the ST Alphe Secondary Focus.
Who became the leader of this year
A new direction of this year's competition is the ST Secondary School Award for Placement Provider. This category was allocated specifically for companies that cooperate with agents to recruit students and help find potential school students. The pioneer of the main nomination was HSI Group International from Ireland, and in other categories of the ST Secondary School Award for Placement Provider, the winners were:
- Delta School District,
- ALTS Education,
- Canada Homestay Network,
- Sedbergh School,
- Dukes Education,
- ISEM Agency.
The exclusive annual First Class' group category includes three companies:
- Bright World Education & Guardianships,
- Canadian Association of Public Schools – International,
- Mercedes College.
For the fifth time, these three institutions became leaders in the specialized areas where they were nominated, thanks to which they got into the exclusive group.
Other winners of the competition were:
- Pickering College (North American School nomination),
- Aurora Intercambio e Conhecimento (nominated by The Americas Agency),
- Delta School District (High School Board/District in Canada nomination),
- ALTS Education (Middle Eastern & African Agency nomination),
- Canada Homestay Network (Service Provider nomination),
- Akademis Internatsberatung (Western European Agency nomination),
- ASEPROCE (Agency Association nomination),
- Sedbergh School (European School nomination),
- GENT Global Edutainment Networks (Asian Agency nomination).
