Co-founder and Managing Director

(BA, JD, LLM, LLM candidate)

Janeca has a proven track record of assisting migrant workers in the Middle East with resolving legal issues and disputes. She is equally dedicated to higher education, having secured multiple scholarships across Europe.

Janeca Miranda completed her Bachelor of Arts in Political Science at Ateneo de Manila University and went to complete her Juris doctor degree.

She went on to pursue a Master of Laws in Comparative Constitutional Law at Central European University in Budapest, Hungary, where she was awarded both an alumni scholarship and a university scholarship. She is expected to finish her second Master of Laws from Victoria University of Wellington in 2026.

Janeca has worked as an Associate for a leading law firm based in Qatar, with a practice focused on immigration and labour law. In this role, she regularly delivered seminars and workshops helping migrant workers understand their rights and obligations under Qatari law. She has also worked in various senior ministerial advisory and managerial positions in the New Zealand government, such as Fire and Emergency NZ, Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment, Ministry of Culture and Heritage, Reserve Bank of New Zealand, and WorkSafe NZ.

She speaks fluent Tagalog and English (garnered a perfect score in IELTS).

Head - Business Development

Gian is profoundly passionate in pursuing higher learning and empowering migrant Filipino workers. Being the son of an Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW), he shares a personal understanding of the challenges and aspirations faced by Filipinos abroad, fueling his commitment to help them realize their dreams.

Gian completed his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science at De La Salle University Manila (cum laude) and Juris Doctor degree from the Ateneo Law School. He was awarded a full scholarship to pursue his Master of Laws in Comparative Constitutional Law in Central European University (Hungary), and received other funding to complete a Master of Global Business Management at Lincoln University (NZ), Masters in Public Policy at the University of Auckland (NZ), Graduate Certificate in Law at Victoria University in Wellington (NZ).

He has worked in various senior advisory positions for the New Zealand government such as the Commerce Commission, Ministry of Education, Environmental Protection Authority and the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment.

He speaks fluent Tagalog and English (obtained an 8 in IELTS) and has conversational proficiency in Spanish.

Country Director - Offshore Immigration Consultant (Philippine-based)

(BA, JD, LLM, DBA)

Earl has over ten years of expertise in immigration law, including advising on migration to New Zealand. He specializes in providing comprehensive guidance on student mentoring and student visa applications and supporting clients’ educational and career aspirations abroad.

His practical and principled approach integrates a deep understanding of student admission and academic excellence to deliver solutions tailored to the unique challenges of international migration and student placement.

Dr. Masacayan serves as Associate Dean of the Philippine Law School, where he leads curriculum initiatives and guides aspiring lawyers in their academic formation. He has taught at Philippine Law School, De La Salle Lipa, Philippine Christian University, and the Polytechnic University of the Philippines, covering both Juris Doctor and Master of Laws levels. Additionally, in business education, he teaches from undergraduate to doctoral levels at Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila and Emilio Aguinaldo College.

He speaks fluent English and Tagalog.

Communications Manager and IELTS subject matter expert

(BA, MA, PhD candidate)

Justine holds a Bachelor of Arts in International Studies from Ateneo de Manila University. She completed a Master of Applied Linguistics and is currently pursuing a PhD at Victoria University of Wellington in New Zealand. Her postgraduate work strengthened her expertise in language acquisition, academic English, and the challenges faced by international students adapting to new education systems.

Professionally, she has worked with Berlitz, one of the world’s leading language schools, where she gained practical experience teaching diverse learners and applying internationally recognised teaching methodologies. She also worked as a content editor in Thailand, refining her skills in academic writing, clarity, and language accuracy. In addition, she has extensive experience teaching English to Korean students, giving her insight into the specific linguistic and cultural needs of Asian learners.

With this combination of academic training and international teaching experience, Justine is exceptionally equipped to support students who are preparing for IELTS or applying for a New Zealand student visa. Her background in applied linguistics enables her to teach the kind of structured, high-level English required for IELTS success, while her studies in New Zealand allow her to guide students through the expectations, communication standards, and documentation requirements involved in NZ study pathways.

Overall, her international education, professional teaching experience, and deep understanding of academic English make her a strong mentor for students aiming to study in New Zealand and achieve competitive IELTS scores.

She speaks fluent English (garnered a perfect score in IELTS), Tagalog and has pre-intermediate Korean proficiency.