High school students of the Gazprom Armenia CJSC Educational and Sports Complex participated in a career orientation meeting with the founder and director of Edu Network, as well as representatives of the International Language Academy of Canada (ILAC) and the University of Nicosia (UNIC).

Christina Dergacheva, representative of the Canadian academy, presented the institution’s branches in Toronto and Vancouver, where students study English, develop their language and communication skills, and prepare for international educational opportunities.

Maria Kosmadaki, representative of the University of Nicosia, spoke about the largest university in Cyprus, noting that it is one of the most multicultural universities in Europe. She also mentioned that, according to the Times Higher Education 2025 ranking, the University of Nicosia is listed among the world’s top universities, sharing positions 501–600.

The speakers not only presented their universities, the opportunities they offer, and their academic programs but also provided information about the application process.

Edu Network founder Satine Gharakeshishyan expressed her readiness to assist all interested students with the university application process.