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Over 200 graduating college students from Bukidnon State University (BukSU) gathered at the BukSU Auditorium on February 20, 2024, for a Career Development Orientation that aimed to provide valuable insights and guidance to support their professional growth.
The orientation was spearheaded by BukSU’s Guidance and Counseling Services Office in collaboration with the ARC Global Visa Consultancy and Visa Services, and Australia’s Rosewood International College.
Ms. Aliane Heather Camello, CEO of ARC Global Visa Consultancy and Services, urged graduating students to consider pursuing further studies in Australia that would pave the way for career opportunities overseas.
The company provides services for various types of visas, including student visa applications, subsequent visas, de facto visas, tourist visas, working visas, visa extensions, and visa conversions.
“Drawing from years of experiences, I envisioned a consultancy firm that would redefine the landscape of visa services providing individuals with the expertise and support needed to navigate the complexities of international travel and migration,” Camello said.
Senior Philosophy student Haney Jill Buslon found inspiration in the opportunities presented to her. She expressed her intent to explore the possibility of going abroad.
“I will certainly consider it with the assistance of ARC Global, given the opportunities they provide,” Buslon said. (BukSU-Information Unit) (with the contribution of Ms. Genevibe C. Largo)

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