The Association of Australian Education Representatives in India (AAERI) was established in October 1996 to promote ethical, transparent, and professional practices among Indian education agents who assist students in pursuing studies in Australia.
The establishment of AAERI was an initiative of Australian Education International (AEI), Australian High Commission, New Delhi although AAERI is an independent and democratic organisation, registered under the Societies Registration Act of India.
At its core, AAERI is all about self-regulation — ensuring that education agents hold themselves to high standards of conduct and accountability. Through a strict Code of Conduct and Code of Ethical Practice, AAERI members commit to providing services that protect student interests and reflect the values of Australian education institutions.
Together, these frameworks ensure that AAERI members operate with integrity, professionalism, and a strong commitment to student welfare, while promoting accurate advice, transparent practices, and a student-first approach.
AAERI is built on the principle of self-regulation — by the industry, for the industry — to protect students and strengthen trust in the education system.