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Zeta Brent Education to host international schools fair in Lagos

Zeta Brent Education (ZBE), an international education advisory firm, will bring representatives from international schools, sixth-form colleges and pathway providers into direct contact with Nigerian students and parents this October, as part of a programme designed to help families navigate an increasingly crowded field of international study options. The 2026 International Education & Future…

Zeta Brent Education is set to host an international schools fair in Lagos this October, aiming to connect Nigerian students and parents with educational institutions worldwide. The 2026 International Education & Future Pathways Conference by ZBE will feature a flagship education fair on October 10 at Radisson Blu Anchorage, Victoria Island, Lagos.

The fair will bring together secondary schools and international institutions from the UK, US, and UAE, such as The King’s School Canterbury, Wellington School, Oxford International College, Cardiff Sixth Form College, RMS for Girls, Mill Hill School, and Swiss Internationals School. The conference reflects a shift in how Nigerian families approach international education decisions, moving towards direct, structured engagement with institutions.

Zeta Brent Education offers school-based engagements for students and parents, covering career and future pathways, as well as a talent assessment track with financial planning sessions. Utannah Joy Dania, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Zeta Brent Education, emphasized the importance of giving families access to institutions they are choosing between.

Participating schools see the programme as a complementary addition to existing guidance and counselling provisions, with no cost to participate. Zeta Brent has guided over 530 students and families to leading institutions since 2016, holding various accreditations including British Council Certified Agent and ICEF Accredited Agent.

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