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IELTS Task example: 2 essay written by an IELTS instructor
Published on 2012-05-24 07:16:26
Have you ever wondered what a perfect band 9 IELTS essay looks like? Click here to see a model Task 2 IELTS essay written by a renown IELTS instructor in response to a REAL IELTS essay question. Some say that people should continue to work in the same job for a lifetime. Others say they should [...] > read more
How to adapt to British Culture – from eHOW
Published on 2012-05-23 07:54:36
One of the most popular article is the Stereotypes about British Culture – how true they are?. One can argue they are true or not experiences decide. I found an interesting article about British stereotypes from an American point of view. For example “be prepared for smaller places” etc. The article written by eHOW. Just like [...] > read more
5 Tips for Visiting the Doctor during Study Abroad
Published on 2012-05-21 04:05:29
When you’re studying abroad, you are immediately struck by new cultural norms, new cities, and often a new language. It can be a lot to take in all at once, and many study abroad students can feel overwhelmed just trying to get day-to-day activities accomplished. This is especially true for important or emergency needs, like [...] > read more
Why you should first fail the IELTS – an overview of the best study strategy
Published on 2012-05-15 05:57:05
Look. If you are seriously interested about studying in Australia, the UK or Canada you need to score high in the IELTS……the secret to scoring high and achieving a band 7,8 or 9 is your preparation. And that’s why I decided to interview ex-IELTS examiner, experienced tutors and even confidence and pronunciation experts. What Is the IELTS? [...] > read more
TimeOut Travel Guides: Perfect for the Modern Study Abroad Experience
Published on 2012-05-08 07:36:46
In the digital age, most young people are able to connect with peers across the globe, and, more than ever before, they travel abroad for education, work and play, sometimes at a moment’s notice. That’s why a new generation of travelers needs a new type of travel guide. Young people don’t need to make as [...] > read more
5 iPhone Apps to Help You Navigate Your Time Abroad
Published on 2012-05-02 04:53:49
Living in a new country means learning a new language (or at least enough to find the nearest bathroom or to order something that you know won’t have tentacles), learning new customs, eating new foods, and learning about new places. When you’re studying abroad, you can’t afford to hire your own personal guide to teach [...] > read more
5 things I wish I knew before I came to the UK
Published on 2012-04-24 03:58:38
As an international foreign student in the UK it would have been good to know a few things before coming here. The UK is a great place with some amazing people, but finding out about budgeting, health facilities and flat shares would have been a big help before I moved here to study! Being prepared [...] > read more
How to Learn a New Language Faster During Your Study Abroad Trip
Published on 2012-04-16 07:14:22
One of the primary reasons most students choose to study abroad is to familiarize themselves with the customs, culture, and language of the country in which they are studying. Customs and cultural practices may seem foreign, but they are generally exciting, and are fun ways to involve yourself in a new country. Learning a new [...] > read more
Multilingual job seekers: Promote Yourself!
Published on 2012-04-10 08:49:42
If you have studied in different countries and therefore speak more than one language then you are very lucky! Effectively promoting this is essential when you are job hunting because you need to make recruiters aware of the fact that you are different, and that you put effort into maintaining your languages and can use [...] > read more
Study abroad: discovery guide (featured)
Published on 2012-03-13 10:06:54
Move to a foreign country to study and you may not know where to start exploring your new environment. After all, there is so much to discover outside the walls of the classroom. Follow these easy steps to make the most of your experience with our study abroad discovery guide. Get a job, get a life! Most [...] > read more
Once you’re abroad: How to settle in
Published on 2011-10-18 05:41:53
It’s one thing to plan your brains out for your study abroad experience and a totally other thing to get settled after you’ve arrived. Once the initial culture shock has subsided and you’ve unpacked all your belongings, it’s time to get to know your new surroundings and meet the neighbours. Get familiar with your city In the [...] > read more
Why Studying Abroad Creates Job Marketability in a Weak Economy
Published on 2011-10-04 04:01:01
In a weak economy, today’s job seeker benefits from “employing” as many creative strategies and skill sets possible to stand out and maintain a competitive edge. The issue of unemployment is so drastic in the U.S. (and integral to a thriving economy), in fact, that President Obama has been compelled to create and implement a [...] > read more
5 cheapest locations to learn English in the UK
Published on 2011-09-05 09:11:26
There are lots of fantastic places in the UK to learn English. Most British cities have at least one language school where students can study English, and the majority of these offer a range of courses at a variety of levels. Generally speaking, the most affordable type of course is a ‘General English’ course, which usually [...] > read more
5 tips for saving money while studying abroad
Published on 2011-08-22 05:51:20
The world is your oyster… isn’t that how the old saying goes? Well, they failed to mention that the oyster is going to cost you a pretty penny, especially if you study abroad in the UK. Don’t get discouraged yet however, because if you’re disciplined with your resources then you can definitely make the move a [...] > read more
Top Five Ways to Earn Money While Studying Abroad
Published on 2011-07-20 03:31:51
Many of today’s students are choosing to study abroad and see the world. These individuals not only have the chance to receive a more broadly based education, but are also afforded the opportunity to meet new people and be exposed to different cultures and cuisine, and dabble in new languages. Students studying abroad include both graduate and [...] > read more
Dangers of Study Abroad
Published on 2011-07-19 03:09:45
Most of us who are passionate about international travel, inter-cultural learning and studying abroad know how essential it is to visit other countries to learn from a different perspective. It’s the opportunity of a lifetime. However, we also take risks when we travel abroad. As soon as we set foot in a foreign country, we [...] > read more
After Your Semester Abroad: How to Cope with Reverse Culture Shock
Published on 2011-04-10 22:00:46
When searching the internet for study abroad help, you often can easily find information about how to prepare for studying abroad and the attendant culture shock of living in a foreign country for months or even years at a time. Of course this is nec > read more
Stereotypes about British culture – how true are they?
Published on 2011-04-07 03:01:23
As is the case in most countries, the Britain of today is made up of lots of different people from all kinds of ethnic backgrounds. This is especially true in large towns and cities, which have become really multicultural over the last few decades es > read more
Top 5 student cities in the UK
Published on 2011-04-01 03:14:42
Your main reason for coming to the UK may be to learn English, but when you’re a student in a foreign country there’s a lot more to consider, when it comes to settling in, than your language classes. Of course, you will meet fellow studen > read more
Android applications for college students
Published on 2011-03-07 09:56:36
I already had a post before about apps for iPhone. Useful for students of course. This is time to do some similar about the other “playa” Android. It is my favorite, maybe because I have one Android phone and I support Linux. Also many so > read more
Packing list for study abroad
Published on 2011-01-31 17:00:39
What to pack? It is always the most difficult question. I did give already some ideas before what NOT to bring. Now here another one based on former study abroad students experiences. Also it really depends on your program and length of the stay. Gen > read more
Infographics – Travel and Vacation
Published on 2011-01-31 03:22:34
Interesting infographics about travel and vacation. What are the top destinations in the world and other related interesting statistics. Online Classes > read more
Infographics – A visual history of the TSA and airline terror
Published on 2011-01-30 16:45:45
Infographics – Interesting infographics about the history of airline terror. You might think “how is it related to YSA?”. Well when you go abroad must travel so it is related. If you want to know more about this stuff , how airline > read more
Packing list for study abroad
Published on 2011-01-26 09:14:39
What to pack? It is always the most difficult question. I did give already some ideas before what NOT to bring. Now here another one based on former study abroad students experiences. Also it really depends on your program and length of the stay. Gen > read more
Featured: London Hostels
Published on 2011-01-19 04:22:27
Studying in London? Nice London Hostels to Soften your Landing! Finally you got this excellent opportunity to study abroad and you got the jackpot, London. With its famous universities, London is a great place to start your education but also an expe > read more
Is gap year means wasting your youth?
Published on 2010-09-08 01:41:52
I never had a “gap year” and I always felt a little bit envy about those students who did it. In my mind gap year means take a year off to rethink your future, maybe earn some money for future expenses, travel around a world with backpack > read more
Smart packing tips for study and travel abroad
Published on 2010-08-17 06:19:09
One of the questions before travel abroad for a longer term is: What to pack? Depending on your circumstances like you study abroad a year /semester or travel around a lot. Obviously if you are going to spend your time in one city in UK need di > read more
Student work in UK: The First steps
Published on 2010-08-09 01:44:32
Students have many reasons to work during their study years. Some need help to pay the tuition fee, some need pocket money or collecting money for traveling. Most of the international students (non-EU) try to work to support themselves or get a work > read more
Useful gadgets for students
Published on 2010-08-02 01:47:10
I recently went through a few sites and blog post that discussed “must have gadgets for students”. I think the only must have you need for study a computer, pen and paper and your brain. However, many gadgets can make your life easier especially > read more
How to find the best language school?
Published on 2010-07-28 06:43:46
Being able to speak more than one language has become increasingly important as globalization pervades every aspect of our everyday life – from the job market to the internet. As a student you can get a valuable head start and show your resourceful > read more
Parents guide for study abroad in UK
Published on 2010-07-17 02:15:04
Making the choice to study abroad is not too difficult. However, there are many things to pay attention before the journey starts. This article for those parents whom sending their kids under 18 to study one semester or English language study. Englis > read more