Study World Education Holding Ltd comes to Coimbatore

Study World Education Holding Ltd was started in Dubai in 2005. It has its branches in Qatar, Sri Lanka. United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Malda. It runs schools, colleges, and technical training institutes. In India it has a presence in Kochi in Kerala.



Study World Education Holding Ltd will start operations in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu. It has purchased the Kalaivani Engineering College near Palathurai in Coimbatore. Reports also state that this educational institution will be renamed.

A press meet was hosted at a hotel yesterday. The officials of Star World International Education said that the institute can provide world class education by this acquisition. He also said that courses related to media and design will also be started.

 

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