Dr. Global
Dr. Global offers importing and exporting solutions with trading partners in the following countries:
- Australia
- Russia
- India
- Sri Lanka
- Japan
- China.
DON’T LET GEOGRAPHY STAND IN THE WAY OF PROGRESS!
International Student Transition Programs
A range of programs have been designed to effectively transition students from around the globe into their Australian based tertiary studies. Too many international students struggle and/or fail at great emotional and financial expense during their Australian based studies and these programs can guarantee positive outcomes for all participating students. Through the provision of comprehensive and specialized preparatory courses, students are empowered, motivated and skilled to succeed in their chosen tertiary settings.
High Skilled Labor Transfer Programs
These programs have been developed to aid in the transfer of skilled labor from around the world, to appropriate professional settings in Australia. Specializing in the most high-tech spheres of industry, our target professionals include those from Engineering, Scientific Research and Development, Information Technology and Construction. The local demand for high-skilled labor continues to rise and we continue to strive to meet this demand.
Award-winning University lecturers tutoring from Pre-Prep, to 12th Grade & further!
Students receive tutoring from our University lecturers, giving them a head start in preparation to Uni life and a foot in the door! Increase your child’s confidence, abilities and help them get ahead.
Olga Abeysekera
Meet the founder
Olga has an extensive academic and professional background, consistently displaying equal passion for both.
Her academic qualifications were all attained at Monash University, including a Bachelor of Arts Degree with a double major in Psychology and Management, a Bachelor of Honours Degree in Business and Commerce (for which she achieved First Class Honours), and a Doctor of Philosophy in Management.
In accomplishing the latter, Olga’s thesis explored the joint effects of Individual Differences and Social Networking on Creativity in the Australian High-Tech Industry.
