Aoji is a China-based overseas-study consulting and application brand within Aoji Education Group.
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Overview
Aoji (澳际留学) is an overseas-study consulting and application brand operating within Aoji Education Group. Its official website presents services for students considering study abroad, with information and consultation covering destinations such as the United States, Australia, the United Kingdom, Canada, New Zealand, and countries in Asia and Europe. The site organizes support around applications at different education levels, including secondary school, undergraduate and postgraduate study, as well as planning, school selection, application materials, fees, visas, scholarships, and preparation for life overseas. The official group introduction says Aoji Education Group was established in 1990 and describes it as an international-services organization with several lines of business, including overseas-study services, immigration, study tours, English-language education, international schools, property, wealth services, and related offerings. It identifies Beijing Aoji Education Consulting Co., Ltd. as a company holding Ministry of Education accreditation for the study-abroad industry. The same page describes Aoji study-abroad services as having cooperation with educational institutions and higher-education providers in numerous countries. These are statements from the company’s own profile and are not independently verified here. Aoji’s current web presence combines practical study-abroad guidance with consultation and application services. The homepage also advertises language instruction and specialized study products, and links to other Aoji Group businesses. Its official company description frames the broader group’s service model as supporting customers from early study and career planning through later stages, including overseas services. The available evidence does not identify an individual founder, current chief executive, ownership structure beyond the stated group relationship, or a more precise current headquarters address. The company page describes the group as located in Beijing’s Wangfujing commercial area, but the supplied material does not establish whether that description is a current registered headquarters address.
History
Aoji’s history, as represented in the supplied official material, is closely tied to Aoji Education Group. The group’s official introduction states that it was established in 1990 and that overseas-study services have been one of its central offerings. It describes the group as an international-services organization with multiple business lines, including study abroad, immigration, study tours, English-language education, international schools, overseas property, wealth services, and related services. The source does not name the group’s founder or provide a detailed account of its earliest operations, so those details cannot be established from the available evidence. The official company profile presents Aoji as an experienced study-abroad provider serving Chinese students and families. It identifies Beijing Aoji Education Consulting Co., Ltd. as holding Ministry of Education accreditation for the study-abroad industry. It also describes cooperation with education providers and higher-education institutions across a range of countries. The page reports broad geographic reach, a large expert and consultant team, and substantial case experience; these are company-reported claims and are not independently verified in this dossier. The group’s profile describes an operational model using management systems and an internally developed OA system, alongside a nationwide consultation network. It also presents an ambition to expand beyond application processing toward a more connected service journey, linking early study planning with career considerations and services after students go overseas. The page specifically discusses an “Aoji ecosystem” approach and mentions cooperation on career planning. This provides evidence of how the company positioned its service model in the material supplied, but not of the current scale or results of those programs. The present-day official homepage shows Aoji offering destination-specific study-abroad information and application consultation, with content for multiple education levels and destinations. Its service navigation includes planning, school applications, language training, visa guidance, scholarships, and preparation for overseas life. It also advertises specialized offerings, including TOEFL and IELTS classes and the Aoji Aomeida high-end study-abroad product. The homepage links study-abroad services with other group activities, while the group profile names Aoji study abroad among the group’s brands. The available sources do not provide a dated sequence of later launches, ownership changes, executive appointments, or corporate transactions. Accordingly, the history can be established here only at the level of the stated 1990 group founding, the group’s described development into a multi-service international organization, and the current presentation of Aoji as its study-abroad brand.
- 1990
Aoji Education Group established
Products and positioning
A full-service overseas-study consultancy that presents application planning, destination and institution guidance, language preparation, and related support as part of a broader international-services group.
Study-abroad consultation and applications
Consultation and application support for study destinations and education levels featured on the official website.
Language training
The homepage advertises TOEFL and IELTS classes.
Aoji Aomeida high-end study-abroad offering
A high-end study-abroad product named on the official homepage.
Controversies
2020
Refund Disputes and Complaints; Hong Kong Affiliate Ordered into Compulsory Liquidation
Consumers complained that Aojie Study Abroad refused to refund service fees after contract termination; mediation through 12315 failed and they filed a lawsuit. In 2020, Aojie's Hong Kong affiliate was ordered by a court into compulsory liquidation over nearly 5 million yuan in arrears, and the domestic company faced property preservation. Liquidation; complaints.
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