Welcome to the SRAAA Partners Page
Collaboration is at the heart of SRAAA’s mission. We gratefully acknowledge our diverse network of partners—universities, embassies, professional associations, NGOs, and corporate sponsors—who work alongside us to uphold ethical recruitment, protect Nigerian students abroad, and strengthen cross-border education pathways.
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- Our Partner Categories & Roles
- Our Partner Categories & Roles
- International Universities & Colleges
- Role: Verify SRAAA-certified agents, co-host recruitment events, and co-sponsor scholarships.
- Benefits: Secure, pre-vetted applicant pipelines; improved visa success rates; collaborative marketing via SRAAA’s certified agent network.
- Embassies & Consulates
- Role: Host ISPO desks, provide consular support, and share intelligence on visa fraud.
- Benefits: Real-time welfare support for Nigerian students; reduced consular workload through streamlined crisis reporting; enhanced bilateral relations.
- Professional Associations
- SRAAA is opened to collaboration from similar organisations:
• AIRC (Association of International Recruitment Consultants—USA)
• British Council Nigeria
• ICEF (Global)
• AACRAO (USA) - Role: Co-develop training modules, share best practices, and invite SRAAA to international conferences.
- Benefits: Expanded global standards for agents, co-authored white papers, and joint thought-leadership initiatives.
- SRAAA is opened to collaboration from similar organisations:
- NGOs & Civil Society
- Role: Identify at-risk students, provide specialized counselling (mental health, legal aid), and assist in emergency shelter.
- Benefits: Holistic student welfare network; rapid crisis intervention; community-based integration support.
- Corporate Sponsors & Technology Partners
- Fintech Partners: Provide low-fee, secure payment solutions for student deposits and tuition.
- EdTech Providers: Host our online training courses, National Registry, and SPSA case-management portal.
- Telecommunications Companies: Offer data bundles for remote learning and webinars in areas with limited internet access.
- Benefits: Enhanced technical infrastructure streamlined financial transactions, and broader agent outreach.
- How Partnerships Work
- Co-Branded Training & Workshops
- Scholarship & Bursary Programs
- Joint Research & Policy Reports
- Technology Integration & Data Sharing
- Student Welfare & Crisis Response
- NGOs and embassies collaborate with SRAAA to:
• House displaced students temporarily (e.g., during political unrest in host countries).
• Provide pro bono legal advice for visa extensions, asylum applications, or medical evacuations.
- NGOs and embassies collaborate with SRAAA to:
- How to Become an SRAAA Partner
- Partnership Inquiry
- Complete our “Partnership Inquiry Form” with your organization’s details, proposed collaboration area, and expected outcomes.
- We aim to respond within 5 working days.
- Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)
- Receive our templated MoU outlining scope, roles, deliverables, timelines, KPIs, and data-sharing protocols.
- Negotiate and co-sign.
- Kickoff & Joint Planning
- Schedule a virtual or in-person kickoff meeting.
- Assign liaison officers (from SRAAA and your organization) to coordinate all activities.
- Implementation & Monitoring
- Launch co-branded activities (webinars, research projects, scholarship calls).
- Track progress through quarterly check-ins and annual impact reports.
- Review & Renewal
- At MoU conclusion, assess outcomes, renew the partnership, or expand into new areas (e.g., new destination markets, advanced data analytics).
- Get in Touch
- Partnership Inquiries & Proposals
Email: partnership@sraaa.org - Media & Public Relations
Email: media@sraaa.org - Technology & Data Integration
Email: it@sraaa.org - Scholarship & Bursary Collaborations
Email: scholarships@sraaa.org
get answers to some FAQs
You can reach SRAAA through email, phone, or social media links provided in the Contact section.
Institutions and organizations interested in partnerships can contact SRAAA via the “Contact Us” section.
As a charity organisation, SRAAA publishes financial reports to show how funds are used, available in the “Accounts Section”.
The “Education Abroad” section provides details about students’ rights, how to access jobs and accommodation, prepare for interviews, and adapt to international cultures.
You can use the Membership Verification Tool to check certified members on the website.
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