About us

AmericaEducators– is a National Network of Secondary schools in the USA, which was founded in 2006 with aim to help parents and their children to find appropriate school in their state and assist with admission, financial planning and future successful education. AmericaEducators covers almost 200 schools, including day and boarding programs for local and international students. Long term cooperation, full understanding of admission and education process, personal meeting and annual attendance of each school, allow our company to provide fresh and up to date information to our clients and assist them in finding & admission to the school in a short period of time. Our company invites parents and other interested parties to give us a chance to help them with finding best education option for their children. Our company is dedicated to help most type of students and parents, taking into account their academic, financial, disability features.

Our Vision: We believe in USA education and consider it as one of the most prestigious and quality in the world.

Our Values:

Individual Focus: We focus on clients’ unique personality, special needs and Academic Preferences for future education and Career success.

International Approach. Our company welcomes International students and their parents from more than 57 countries with aim to develop international communication and cultural exchange experience between the USA and other countries.

Certified Education Advising Services:

1. Admission to Grade 1- Grade 12(PG) Day and Boarding Schools all over the US
2. Assisting families in selecting suitable schools, colleges, or universities based on factors such as academic programs, extracurricular activities, location, and culture.
3. Work with Therapeutic Schools and students with Learning Disabilities
4. Providing expertise and guidance for individuals with special needs, including learning disabilities, ADHD, autism spectrum disorders, and other challenges, to ensure they receive appropriate educational support and accommodations.
5. Collaborating with educational therapists, psychologists, and other professionals to provide holistic support for individuals with learning differences or behavioral challenges.
6. Guiding students and young professionals in exploring career options, setting academic and career goals, and planning pathways for post-secondary education, internships, and employment.
7. Assessing individuals’ educational background, interests, skills, and goals to provide personalized guidance.
8. Providing information about educational opportunities, including different academic programs, STEM, institutions, and career paths.
9. Conducting one-on-one advising sessions to discuss academic plans, course selection, and degree requirements.
10. Providing support and guidance throughout the admissions process, including application preparation, essay writing, interview coaching, and portfolio development.
11. Helping individuals set realistic academic and career goals, and developing strategies to achieve them.
12. Offering resources, strategies, and personalized support for standardized tests such as the SAT, ACT, GRE, GMAT, and others.
13. Connecting individuals with resources such as scholarships, financial aid, tutoring services, and academic support programs.
14. Assisting with the application process for educational programs, including reviewing application materials and providing feedback.
15. Monitoring individuals’ academic progress and offering support and guidance when needed.
16. Helping individuals address challenges they encounter during their educational journey, such as academic difficulties or personal issues.
17. Providing guidance on career exploration, job search strategies, resume & cover letter writing, and interview preparation.
18. Staying updated on educational trends, policies, and resources to provide accurate and relevant advice.
19. Maintaining records of advising sessions and individuals’ academic progress for documentation and evaluation purposes.
20. Advocating for clients’ educational rights and needs, whether it involves navigating the special education system, addressing school-related concerns, or accessing appropriate services and accommodations.
21. Following up with individuals to track their progress, address any concerns, and provide ongoing support.
22. Building relationships and collaborating with schools, colleges, educational organizations, conferences, associations, and other professionals to provide comprehensive support and resources to clients.