eSim / Teams Mobile and Webex Go / Education: Students

Every student connected. Every conversation protected.

From the day they arrive to the day they graduate, eSim for Teams and Webex helps your university welcome, support and safeguard students, with every staff-to-student call on an official, recorded queue.

WHY IT MATTERS FOR STUDENTS?

Every advisor, coach and support team gets an official number on their own phone, so students have a trusted point of contact and staff never share personal numbers.

SUPPORTING STUDENTS AT EVERY STAGE

A UNIVERSITY eSIM FOR STUDENTS

RECRUITMENT ADVANTAGE

Many international students land with no US phone or bank account. Issue them a university eSIM by QR code, paid by the university and charged back to the student’s account. Offer it to any student you choose.

  • A local, safe US number from day one
  • Caller ID that identifies them to staff
  • Optional secure connexion to campus IT
  • Mobile data the moment they land
  • Discounted or free calls home
  • No US contract or credit history needed

Safeguarding

Staff never share personal numbers with students, and every welfare call is recorded.

Trusted caller ID

Advising and financial aid calls show your university’s number, so students know it’s you.

Student workers & RAs

RAs, tour guides and student employees get a managed work queue on their own phone.

Student-athletes

Dedicated, managed lines that help student-athletes balance academic and athletic demands.

Campus emergencies

Police, residence life and counselling staff are reachable on one managed, recorded system.

Admissions & move-in

Scale call teams via eSIM for deadlines, orientation and move-in, so families get through.

QUESTIONS WORTH ASKING

1 If a student welfare concern came up today, could you retrieve the call records?

2 Are staff contacting students from personal numbers because there’s no alternative?

3 Can your international students be reached on the day they land?

4 When your university calls, do students recognise the number and pick up?