Evergreen Education Consultancy and Placement Firm
Licensed Education Consultancy & Placement Firm · Thimphu, Bhutan
Evergreen Education Consultancy and Placement Firm
Every level of study we place students into — from English preparation through to doctoral research — and what it takes to get onto each one.
Most Bhutanese students assume a bachelor’s degree is the only option. It is not. A certificate or diploma can be faster, cheaper and credited toward a degree later — and for some profiles it is the more realistic route. Here is the full ladder.
Intensive English before your main course. Used when your score falls just short of the entry requirement, or to settle in before degree study begins.
Short, hands-on vocational qualifications. The quickest route into a trade or a support role, and a common stepping stone into a diploma.
Practical qualifications with strong industry links. Often credited toward a bachelor’s degree, so you can start here and articulate upward later.
A step above diploma, with supervisory and specialist content. Frequently gives one to two years of credit toward a bachelor’s degree.
The main undergraduate qualification, and the most common choice for Bhutanese students going abroad straight after school.
Short postgraduate qualifications used to switch fields, meet the entry requirement for a master’s, or add a specialisation quickly.
Postgraduate specialisation. One-year options are common in the UK, while Australia, Canada and New Zealand are typically one and a half to two years.
Independent research leading to an original contribution in your field. Usually a supervisor must accept your proposal before you can apply.
These are the areas we place Bhutanese students into most often, across all five destinations.
Accounting, marketing, management and the MBA at postgraduate level.
Software, networking, cybersecurity and data — at diploma through to master's.
Civil, mechanical, electrical and engineering technology pathways.
Nursing, public health, allied health and community care.
Teaching qualifications and postgraduate study in education.
Hotel management, tourism and commercial cookery.
Automotive, construction, electrical and other licensed trades.
Three starting points we see most often. Yours may sit between them — that is what the free counselling session is for.
A bachelor's degree is the usual route, but a diploma can be faster and cheaper and still credit toward a degree. Which one is realistic depends on your grades, your budget and the country you choose.
A master's is the obvious step, but if your degree is in a different field or your grades are borderline, a graduate certificate can bridge you in and shorten the master's that follows.
Work experience counts. Some master's and MBA programmes will accept it in place of grades, and advanced diplomas are built around people already in the industry.
New Zealand, Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom and Malta — we partner only with government universities, polytechnics and private colleges that are licensed and accredited.
Bring your transcripts to a free counselling session. We will map the levels you realistically qualify for, what each one costs, and where each one leads.