World Education Fair 2025: London Eye ITC brings programs from leading global institutions to Armenia

The London Eye International Teaching Center is bringing educational programs from 25 of the world's top educational institutions representing 15 countries to Armenia.

On October 18, from 10:30 to 18:30, the World Education Fair 2025 will unite providers of quality education and those wishing to study abroad under one roof at the Kamar Business Center.

The expo, which is already being held for the 12th year, is unprecedented in its scale. Prestigious universities and schools from the United States, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, the United Arab Emirates, Canada, and several European countries will be represented. Among them is Cardiff Sixth Form College, one of the best schools in the world.

“World Education Fair 2025 is the place where people of all ages who wish to study abroad will meet representatives of leading institutions offering quality education,” said Sergey Kocharyan, Director of the London Eye International Teaching Center.

The participating institutions will offer diverse educational programs for children aged 7–8, as well as for adults aged 30+ and 50+. The fields of study are diverse - from aviation, medicine, business, and law to computer science, artificial intelligence, culinary arts and design.

For example, Le Cordon Bleu, one of the world’s leading culinary schools, is returning to Armenia this year. Istituto Marangoni, NABA, and Domus Academy  will visit Armenia for the first time.

IE University from Spain, ranked among the top universities in the world, will also be represented. "We have a partner from the USA, University Bridge, which offers education at the top 40 universities in the states.  The founder of Oxford Spires International will also be in Armenia, which will present summer programs for minors in England, as well as in the USA," the director of the London Eye International Teaching Center detailed. Kocharyan highlighted the importance of direct communication with representatives of educational institutions, noting that students can receive comprehensive and accurate information firsthand.

One of the participating organizations, Shorelight, facilitates admissions to 110 American universities, meaning that its presence alone will provide information about 110 institutions.

“Our partners will be in Armenia starting from October 15. We have planned numerous visits and meetings aimed at fostering effective cooperation with local educational institutions,” Kocharyan said. “Our international partners are very pleased to work with Armenian students. We have fantastic graduates who have achieved great success, many of whom invest their knowledge and energy back into their homeland. That is one of the main missions of our activities.”

The London Eye International Teaching Center, operating in Armenia for 18 years, offers English language courses, promotes international educational programs, organizes the country's first Business Olympiad, and implements teacher training initiatives.