Korean University Cooperation
Responsible professional cooperation between Korean universities and education consultants in Bangladesh.
Working with Korean Universities
KECAB seeks constructive relationships with Korean universities and higher education institutions while respecting institutional autonomy, admissions rules and official communication channels.
Responsible Cooperation
Cooperation may include institutional introductions, information sessions, fairs, seminars, consultant training, market briefings, student-awareness activities and responsible recruitment discussions. Representation or partnership claims should be supported by current written evidence.
For Korean Institutions
KECAB can serve as a professional dialogue point about Bangladesh’s consultancy environment, student-protection expectations and responsible market engagement. KECAB does not automatically endorse every commercial relationship of a member.
For Consultants
Consultants should represent university requirements accurately, protect confidential information, avoid implying authority they do not possess and explain which decisions are made by the university itself.
Principles for institutional engagement
University cooperation should be based on clear authority, accurate representation and mutual understanding of responsibilities. A consultant should not claim to be an official or exclusive representative unless that status can be supported by a valid institutional document.
What sustainable cooperation looks like
Sustainable cooperation goes beyond recruitment volume. It includes applicant quality, truthful communication, appropriate use of university branding, protection of student interests, timely problem-solving, respect for contracts and long-term institutional trust.