Four Cities, Four Partners: The Institutions Traveling With FYME
Every stop on the Vente Australia tour tells a different part of the same story. FYME is not just showing up with brochures. We are showing up with agreements, relationships and, at each city, one partner institution whose story we know well enough to tell it properly.
Chile: Language Links
In Santiago, we talk about Language Links, the English language school that has called Perth home since 1999. It sits right in Northbridge, walking distance from the Art Gallery of Western Australia and the buzz of the city centre, which means students are not just studying English, they are living inside the city from day one. For a Chilean student who wants real conversation practice, Cambridge exam preparation or a solid IELTS score before their next step, Language Links has been doing exactly this, patiently and well, for over two decades.
Peru: Study Perth
In Lima, the story is about the city itself. Study Perth is not a school, it is the organisation built to champion Perth as a study destination, backed by the institutions, government and community that make studying here possible. When Fernanda talks to Peruvian students about Study Perth, she is really talking about why Perth, and not just which course. Safety, affordability compared to Sydney or Melbourne, and a genuine sense of community are not marketing lines here, they are the reasons FYME chose to specialise in this city in the first place.
Colombia: Kaplan Business School (KBS)
In Bogota, we bring the story of Kaplan Business School, which opened its Perth campus in 2020 and quickly became known for something specific: postgraduate business, accounting and analytics programs built with employers in mind, including Australia’s first MBA specialisation in Women in Leadership. For Colombian students eyeing a serious return on their postgraduate investment, KBS offers small class sizes, direct industry accreditation and a campus in the middle of West Perth’s business district.
Mexico: Edith Cowan University (ECU)
In Mexico City, the anchor is Edith Cowan University, one of Perth’s most established universities, known for strong outcomes in nursing, education, business and criminology, and for a genuinely international campus culture. ECU is often the first serious university conversation a Mexican student has about Australia, and FYME’s direct agreement means that conversation can move from interest to application without the guesswork.
One Agency, Four Real Relationships
None of this happens by accident. Every institution in this story is one FYME already works with directly, every day, long before and long after the fair lights go down. That is the difference between an agency that hands out flyers and one that hands out a real path forward.
