Your education agent due diligence solution

Manage agent risk.  Implement best practice.  Protect your institution and students.

Implement best practice agent due diligence

AgentBee provides the information and tools you need to do education agent due diligence effectively and efficiently.

Run checks on your agents

Our business intelligence database provides insight into agent conduct and performance. Run checks as part of your initial and ongoing due diligence processes.

Real time agent risk monitoring & alerts

Our agent risk radar runs 24/7/365 and we'll notify you when we identify a potential agent risk impacting your institution.

Compare notes with colleagues globally

Join our community of practice and compare notes on agent due diligence with international student recruitment colleagues in institutions around the world.

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What the experts say...

"We were very impressed with the system and have definitely found it a useful tool."

Bobby Mehta

Bobby Mehta

Pro Vice-Chancellor (Global Engagement), University of Portsmouth.

"Great story citing the important work done by AgentBee: Institutions sever ties with agencies following PIE Investigation."

amy baker

AMY baker

CEO, The PIE

"Due diligence isn't something you just do once and forget, it's a continuous process. AgentBee is a valuable resource for HEIs working with international student recruitment agents."

Vincenzo raimo

Global Higher Education Specialist

"AgentBee is doing a great job of scrutinising global agent network and speaking openly about the good and the bad."

Nicholas Cuthbert

Leader in International Education.

Supporting regulatory compliance and best practice...

Note for Australian institutions - ESOS National Code - Standard 4

Note for Manitoba Institutions - Ministerial Code of Conduct and Practice Regulation

Section 8 provides:

8(1) Before an agent can act as a recruiter for a designated education provider, the agent and the designated education provider must enter into a written agreement.

8(2) A designated education provider must not enter into an agreement with an agent without being reasonably satisfied that the agent is reputable and will be competent in discharging his or her obligations under this code and the agreement.
Section 9 provides:

9(1) A designated education provider must terminate its agreement with an agent if reasonably satisfied that the agent is failing or has failed to:

(a) act with honesty and integrity;
(b) act in furtherance of the interests of the prospective international student; or
(c) comply with The International Education Act.

Strengthen your agent due diligence.

Protect your institution and students.

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