Student fit before commercial value
A referral fee or commission must not decide which institution or programme is presented as suitable.
Partnership enquiries
Clear roles before shared growth.
Ready Study Global considers focused relationships with educators, education businesses, institutions and platforms when the role, responsibility and student benefit can be verified.
A conversation is not automatic approval, employment, representation authority or a commercial agreement.
A controlled partnership model
The relationship must be understandable to the student.
The word “partner” can describe very different relationships. A tutor introducing a student is not the same as an agency processing applications or an authorised institutional representative.
RSG separates these routes so expectations, permissions, data handling and payment terms can be assessed correctly before anyone acts in the company’s name.
Choose one route
Which relationship are you proposing?
Select the closest route and explain that proposal clearly. Combining unrelated roles in one enquiry usually delays verification.
- 01Educators and referral professionals
You already support prospective students.
For IELTS or English-language tutors, teachers, counsellors and independent education professionals who may introduce suitable students.
Include in your first message- Your role and organisation
- The markets or student groups you support
- How introductions would normally happen
Boundary: This is not automatic approval, employment or permission to represent RSG. Any referral arrangement must be agreed in writing before activity begins.
- 02Education agencies and service collaborators
You want to discuss an operational collaboration.
For established education agencies or specialist providers exploring a defined application, referral or student-support workflow.
Include in your first message- Company registration and website
- Countries, destinations and services covered
- The proposed division of responsibilities
Boundary: RSG will not approve unclear lead trading, bulk data sharing, paid-link schemes or arrangements that obscure who is responsible to the student.
- 03Institutions and education platforms
You represent a provider or formal platform.
For authorised university, college, pathway-provider or education-platform representatives discussing recruitment or application-support cooperation.
Include in your first message- Your institutional email and role
- The provider or platform represented
- The scope and markets proposed
Boundary: A message does not establish a formal institutional relationship. RSG will verify authority, terms, compliance requirements and operational fit first.
How RSG reviews an enquiry
Four checks before commercial discussion.
RSG may ask for further evidence or decline a proposal without creating an ongoing relationship.
- 01
Relevance
Is the proposed relationship connected to legitimate education guidance, applications or student support?
- 02
Verification
Can the person, organisation, authority and public record be checked independently?
- 03
Responsibility
Is it clear who communicates with the student, handles data and owns each operational step?
- 04
Written terms
Can payment, attribution, conduct, privacy and termination rules be documented before activity begins?
Non-negotiable standards
Student trust cannot be delegated away.
Any approved collaborator remains responsible for honest communication, lawful data handling and staying within the agreed role.
No outcome guarantees
Partners must not promise admission, funding, a scholarship, a visa or another decision controlled by a third party.
No unapproved brand use
RSG, institution and platform names, logos or materials cannot be published or adapted without written permission.
Data only with a lawful purpose
Student information must not be collected, transferred or retained before the role, consent and secure route are clear.
Not suitable for this route
Some proposals will not proceed.
The partnership form is not a shortcut around compliance, consent, verification or the correct recruitment process.
- Paid guest-post, backlink or link-exchange offers
- Purchased lead lists or bulk personal-data transfers
- Unverified representatives or anonymous intermediaries
- Requests to collect fees from students without written authority
- Promises of guaranteed admission, funding, scholarships or visas
- Immigration, legal or regulated financial advice presented as an RSG service
- Employment applications submitted through the partnership route
Commercial terms
No payment term exists until it is documented.
RSG does not promise a universal public commission or referral rate.
Where payment is relevant, the written agreement must define eligibility, attribution, qualifying outcomes, evidence, timing, deductions, reversals, tax responsibility and termination.
No person should begin representing RSG, introducing students under a paid arrangement or publishing RSG-branded material before receiving written approval.
Before you enquire
Partnership questions that should be clear from the start.
Do not send student documents or confidential commercial records in the first message.
Does Ready Study Global accept every partnership enquiry?
No. RSG reviews relevance, identity, authority, operational fit, student impact and the ability to document clear terms. An enquiry is only the beginning of that review.
Are referral payments or commission rates published on this page?
No universal rate is promised publicly. Where a commercial arrangement is appropriate, eligibility, attribution, payment triggers, timing and other conditions must be confirmed in a written agreement.
Can a partner call themselves an employee or official university representative?
No, unless a separate written agreement explicitly creates that status. Independent collaborators must not present themselves as RSG employees or direct representatives of an institution or platform.
Can a partner provide visa or Student Finance advice?
Partners may share general information and official sources within an agreed role. They must not provide regulated immigration, legal or financial advice on behalf of RSG.
What should an initial partnership message contain?
Include your full name, role, organisation, website, market, proposed relationship and the specific outcome you want to discuss. Do not send student documents in the first message.
Submit a focused proposal
Explain the role, organisation and intended workflow.
Use an organisational email where possible. Include your website, market, authority and the exact relationship you want RSG to assess.