St. Lawrence College Strengthens Partnership with SD Miracle in Kathmandu
Kathmandu, June 13, 2025 – Amandeep Singh, Recruitment Coordinator for International Recruitment at St. Lawrence College (SLC) in Canada, visited the head office of SD Miracle today. During the visit, Singh met with the founder of SD Miracle, reinforcing the commitment between the two institutions.
Singh expressed gratitude towards SD Miracle, highlighting their role as a premium partner in recruiting outstanding and hardworking students. “Serving SLC is an incredible honour, and I am fortunate to be surrounded by an amazing group of dedicated professionals who are as devoted as I am to our collective goal of putting our students first in all that we do,” he stated.
He emphasized that whether students are at SLC to study full-time, part-time, or upskilling with one of the college’s micro-credentials, the institution strives to create an environment where everyone feels welcome and knows they belong.
Furthermore, Singh assured that the St. Lawrence team will always provide full support to SD Miracle and its students, wishing them the best for their future endeavors. This partnership continues to flourish, aiming to enhance the educational journey for students in Nepal and beyond.
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