Target Groups: General Public (students, parents, teachers, academic organizations, consuls of diverse countries and businesses)

China is world famous for its student exchange programs and is a key player in the eyes of academic institutions looking for an international presence. According to China’s official statistics, more than 130,000 students studied abroad and among those, 120,000 students independently funded the experience themselves.
Shanghai’s 4th annual China Senior College Expo is sponsored by Ximei Culture and Communication Co. Ltd, WZT Overseas Education & Consulting Service Center, and Beijing DLT Consultants Co., Ltd, companies of experience and stability. The China Senior College Expo held this year in Shanghai and Hefei on October 11th-16th, will attract more than 400,000 people. To assist in your recruitment efforts, we cordially extend an invitation to your organization.
Shanghai is the most populated city in China, and well as being an economic epicenter with 19 million people and per capita GDP of 7,000 US dollars. With 58 post-secondary institutions, the enrollment rate for students is 82%, with 28% of those students studying abroad.

In 2006, the province Anhui had 3,000 students studying abroad. Hefei, the capital of Anhui, is one of the fastest growing cities for students interested in studying abroad, and because of its universities, Hefei has become a leader in the technology industry. With 4 million people and per capita GDP of 3,000 US dollars, its developing economy plays an important role in shaping China’s future in science and communication. Its 81 universities have a large number of students interested in an international education with such interest increasing 20-30% each year.