Partner Growth Program launched to help counselling partners grow their business
Crizac Ltd has launched the Partner Growth Program (PGP) to help counselling partners grow.
By ScoutQuest · · 2 min read
- Partner Network Size
- 17,400+ partners
- Geographic Reach
- 85+ countries
- Institution Network
- 450+ institutions
What was announced
Crizac Limited has announced the launch of the Partner Growth Program (PGP), described as an initiative to help counselling partners grow their businesses. The program is built especially for small and medium counselling businesses and is accessed through the partner's existing Crizac login.
What the program offers
- Ready-to-use marketing content through the Marketing Studio, designed by Crizac and branded with the partner's own name and contact details, at no cost.
- Counsellor training and certification issued by Crizac across study destinations, offered at substantial discounts, covering everything from application to visa to loan.
- Professional branding under the partner's own name.
All of these are reached through the partner's existing Crizac login, with the stated aim of letting partners spend less time on marketing and training logistics and more time counselling.
Scale of the network
- The program is open to Crizac's network of 17,400+ registered counselling partners across 85+ countries.
- Crizac Limited is described as an AI-native student mobility platform with 450+ institutions across the UK, Canada, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, the USA, and Europe.
What the management said
Dr Vikash Agarwal, Managing Director, said that students trust their counsellor before they trust any university or any platform, that this trust is earned one conversation at a time, and that counselling partners who earn it often have the least time and support to grow. He added that when counselling partners grow stronger, students get better advice and the whole system works better.
Dishant Kharbanda, Chief Innovation Officer, said: "AI will not replace the counsellor. It will separate the counsellors who use it from those who do not." He added that students now arrive having already asked an AI where to study, what it will cost and whether they will get a visa, so a counsellor's value no longer lies in holding information but in judgment, empathy and accountability.
What the company says comes next
Today's launch is described as the first chapter of PGP. Crizac says it intends to keep adding new tools, training and benefits shaped by what partners say they need most, with each addition tested on whether it helps a counsellor win a family's trust, serve a student better, or run a stronger business. Partners who sign in today will get early access to new features.
Other points
Partners can sign in to PGP using their existing partner account, and counselling partners new to Crizac can register using the same link. The release carries a disclaimer that statements about future plans and direction, including the development of PGP and work in technology and AI, are forward-looking, reflect current expectations and are subject to change, and are not guarantees of any specific feature, offering or timeline.
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More numbers
- Registered counselling partners the program is open to17,400+
- Countries covered by the counselling partner network85+
- Institutions the platform partners with450+
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