University partnerships
We work with institutions on qualified, well-prepared applications — with clear documentation, compliance discipline and honest reporting.
Speak to our partnerships teamWho we are
HELPMEDEGREE LTD is a private limited company registered in England and Wales (company no. 17432639), incorporated on 2 September 2026 and registered at 66 Paul Street, London, England, EC2A 4NA, United Kingdom. Every detail on this page that concerns our legal identity can be verified on the Companies House register before you begin a conversation with us.
We are a recently incorporated company and we would rather say so than imply a history we do not have. What we can describe is how we work: one adviser stays with a student from first enquiry to enrolment, applications are checked against your published criteria before they reach you, and we do not tell a student anything about their chances that we cannot support.
How a partnership progresses
Outreach
We introduce our recruitment approach and student profile.
Discussion
We agree target subjects, intakes and recruitment volumes.
Due diligence
Compliance checks and documentation on both sides.
Agreement
Terms, commissions and reporting are formalised.
Recruitment
Applications flow through one tracked pipeline.
Review
Regular performance reviews against agreed targets.
What due diligence looks like
Due diligence runs in both directions and it happens before any student is introduced. It is a paperwork exercise rather than a sales conversation, and it is deliberately dull.
What we send you about us
Our certificate of incorporation and registered details, the named people who would manage your account, our data protection and record-keeping arrangements, and a written description of how we source and screen applicants. Everything we state can be checked against the public register.
What we ask from you
The published entry criteria and English language requirements you want us to apply, the document set your admissions team expects, your escalation contacts, and any restrictions on how your name and course information may be used in our materials.
What we agree in writing
Scope by subject area, level and intake; commission terms and when they are earned; refund and clawback conditions; data sharing and retention; and the circumstances in which either side can pause or end the arrangement. Nothing operational starts before that is signed.
Our compliance posture
A recruitment relationship exposes an institution to whatever its representatives say in the market, so these are commitments rather than aspirations. We are not a regulator, an accrediting body or a government agency, and we hold no accreditation we have not been granted.
- Applicants are told plainly that we are a consultancy, not a university, and that admission and immigration decisions are not ours to make.
- We do not guarantee admission, visas, scholarships or employment to a student, and we will not market your courses in terms that imply we can.
- Documents are checked for completeness and consistency before submission, and anything that looks irregular is raised with the applicant and, where relevant, with you rather than passed on quietly.
- Personal data is collected for the purpose the student was told about, shared with an institution only where the student expects it, and held under our published privacy notice.
- We describe an institution as a partner only once a written agreement exists and the institution is content for that to be stated publicly.
Where our applicants come from
Our focus is study at UK universities, at undergraduate and postgraduate level. We support applicants already living in the UK as well as students applying from abroad, and the two groups need different things: the first usually needs help choosing between realistic courses and assembling references, while the second also has English language evidence, qualification comparison and student immigration requirements to work through.
We do not claim national coverage or a presence in markets where we have not actually recruited. If you want students from a particular region and we have not worked there, we will tell you that at the outreach stage rather than take the agreement and hope. As our recruitment record builds, we would rather share the real numbers with you under the agreement than publish rounded-up figures here.
Reporting you receive
Every enquiry, application, document and decision sits in one tracked pipeline, so reporting is a read of the live record rather than a figure assembled for a meeting. The cadence below is our default and can be changed to suit your admissions cycle.
- Weekly
- A pipeline position: new enquiries, applications submitted, decisions received and anything waiting on your admissions team.
- Monthly
- Conversion from enquiry to application to offer to enrolment for the intakes in progress, with the reasons behind withdrawals and rejections.
- Each intake
- A close-out review against what was agreed at the start, including what did not work and what we would change for the next cycle.
What you can expect from us
- Applications checked against your published entry requirements
- Complete document sets before submission
- A single named contact for your institution
- Reporting on enquiries, applications, offers and enrolments
- Corrections made promptly when we get something wrong
- No use of your name or branding beyond what you have agreed
We only describe an institution as a partner once a written agreement is in place.
Want to see the detail?
Tell us which subjects and intakes you are recruiting for and we will send our due-diligence pack and a proposed scope.