Find an agent

Students: To verify that an agency represents CESL, request to see a current official CESL agency certificate or a copy of their contract with us.

Agents: We are happy to welcome your students to CESL. We will do our very best to help them achieve their English language goals. Please email us if you have any questions. mrktcesl@email.arizona.edu

• Tips for promoting CESL
• All Promotional Materials and info about UA
• Please tell us how we are doing.
• Benefits of CESL Programs
• Agent brochure

Documents for Agents

• Request Agency Contract
• Agent Commission Rates
• Agent brochure

A CESL agent is an educational consultant who recruits students for CESL for a commission. Agents represent CESL and not the Univesity of Arizona, nor are they employed by the University.

Steps in becoming an agent

1. Fill out the Agent/Consultant Survey. You may print the document and fax or mail it to us, or you may complete the survey online.
2. Our marketing department will review your questionnaire and contact you. Then, if eligible, you will be sent a contract.
3. Print, sign and return the original contract to CESL.
4. After all parties have signed, the contract will become valid and you will be eligible to receive commissions for the students placed into our program by your agency.

Note: Your student must be currently enrolled to receive your commission. Commissions for continuing students are paid only for 16-week semester enrollments and only after the registration period of the subsequent term.

To receive your commission:

1. Be sure that your representative has signed the student's application on page 3 in the space provided for agency referrals.
2. After the student has enrolled at CESL, you must fax an invoice on your letterhead with the following information to (520) 621-9180.

• Your company name, address, telephone & email
• Invoice number
• Bank name & Telephone number
• Bank account holder name
• Name of student(s)
• Start date of term enrolled
• Length of program enrolled in
• Amount of commission invoiced
  
  
  Agent Commission Rates
  
  Sample Invoice and how to receive your commission

To be eligible to renew a contract, you must have sent al least on student during the year and you must request and sign a new contract.

Conditional Admission to the University of Arizona. Students may apply to the University of Arizona for Conditional Admission. If they attend CESL and meet the criteria, the CESL endoresement may be used to meet the University English language requirement. For more detail see the endorsement page.

UA Admissions CESL does not influnce admission to the university. Please contact undergraduate or graduate admissions offices directly. CESL agency commissions do not apply to the University admission.

Visit CESL in person. We will host you for a week at CESL! The best way to learn about a program is to visit it. Come spend a week visiting classes at CESL and participating in CESL activities. Visit with students and faculty. Live with a United States host family in Tucson.
Let us know well in advance of your top three preferred visitation weeks. We will let you know when best suits our schedule and await your arrival.
Note: Meals and housing are included for the week but not travel.

• Student Testimonials
• Curriculum
• Student Services
• Meet the CESL Faculty
• Dates
• Cost
• Contact a CESL alum from your country
• Where are our students from?
• Mission & Capability Statements
• About CESL & UA Facilities
• UA Conditional Admission and CESL Endorsement

Learning English Efficiently: How long will it take?

For more information on the following email mrktcesl@email.arizona.edu

• Include your logo and web link below
• Request a Certificate of Authorization
• Arrange a WEBCAM conference here.
• Visit Tucson

Students: To verify that an agency represents CESL, request to see a current official CESL agency certificate or a copy of their contract with us. Placement fees paid to agents are not paid to the university. You may be asked to rate your agent.

Look for professional qualifications and standards upheld by any agency you might choose to work with.

Education USA sponsored by the US Department of Statehttp://www.educationusa.state.gov/

American Education Partners
www.americanedpartners.com
info@americanedpartners.com

Uhak.com
http://www.uhak.com
biz@uhak.com

Overseas Education & Culture Center of Korea
http://www.newels.co.kr/
seaeng@unitel.co.kr

Institute for the Development of English Language (IDEL)

www.idelin.com
info@idelin.com

Phones:
00964 53 321 0353
00964 770 357 0303

World Avenue
http://www.world-avenue.co.jp/
wa@world-avenue.co.jp

The Tokyo Center for Language and Culture, TCLC
http://www.tclc-web.co.jp
hara@tclc-web.co.jp

New Beetle Thema Viaggi
http://www.incontrieuropei.it/
laura@incontrieuropei.it

EIC Group
www.eic.org.cn
us.beijing@eic.org.cn

China Education International
www.eduwo.com
elaine.liu@eduwo.com

US Study Dream Corporation, Vietnam
www.usstudydream.com
info@usstudydream.com

Mansour M. Alnattar
alnattar@hotmail.com

OH! Study Education Consulting
http://ohstudy.net
ohstudy@ohstudy.net

International Education Expert Union Counseling IEEUC

http://www.ieeuc.com.tw
service@ieeuc.com.tw

The Skyline International Education
http://www.skylineedu.net/
ramazan@skylineedu.net

The Center for English as a Second Language
at The University of Arizona
P.O. Box 210024
1100 E. James E. Rogers Way
Tucson, Arizona 85721-0024
Tele: 1-520-621-3637  Fax: 1-520-621-9180
cesl@email.arizona.edu
www.skype.com "azcesl1"
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