Kaaiser is India’s No.1 study abroad brand for the Australia destination, backed by over 30 years of leadership and credibility in global student recruitment. As part of the Manifest Global (which includes Cialfo, BridgeU, and Explore), Kaaiser has built deep institutional relationships, solid market trust, and one of India’s most respected education partner networks.

As we scale across India, we are investing in building a high-quality, high-performing B2B channel partner ecosystem to drive sustainable and predictable growth.

What This Role Is

Every year, thousands of Indian students decide they want to study in Australia. Behind that decision is a family that has weighed options, saved carefully, and placed genuine trust in the people helping them navigate what comes next. The application — the documents, the portals, the deadlines, the back-and-forth with universities — is where that trust either holds or it doesn't. When an application is submitted late, or with a missing document, or with a discrepancy that could have been caught, the student pays the price. A delayed offer.



A missed intake. A year lost.

This is not an abstract risk. It happens constantly, across the industry. And it happens because the people doing the work don't have the depth of knowledge, the attention to detail, or the sense of ownership that the job actually requires.

Kaaiser has spent more than 27 years building the most trusted study-abroad brand in India for the Australia corridor. The institutional relationships, the university partnerships, the reputation with families across the country — all of it rests on the quality of what happens at the application stage. This role is where that quality gets made.

You own the full application lifecycle for Australian university students — from first document review to offer received — and you are the person accountable for getting it right.

What Makes This Role Different

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📌 Senior Admission Officer (India)
🏢 Kaaiser Australian Education
📍 India