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Organisation
Global University Systems
Company web site
http://www.globaluniversitysystems.com
Position
Regional Director
Country
UK
Address
40 Tower Hill
Telephone
+44 (0)2078232303
Company Profile
Global University Systems (GUS) is a global education group; both an education teaching practitioner and an education services provider. Founded in 2003, GUS has grown from a solitary central London business school in a modest building to a global education brand with revenues in excess of $160m. Today GUS as the umbrella body of this growing group consists of 11 companies in Asia, North America, U.K and Germany operating trans-continentally as an educational practitioner and corporate service provider.

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At 7:31pm on June 20, 2016, Shurin said…

Hi Alistair,

Sorry I could reply you via chat earlier. 

I'm from Malaysia. Lets talk via skype

Skype id : shurin03

Thank you

 
 
 

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