study mbbs in phillipines.........
contact person: ram prasad
contact num:8678997401
contact person: ram prasad
contact num:8678997401
Thursday, November 27, 2014
Education IN Philippines :
In the Philippines, half of the foreign students come from East Asia, particularly from China, Korea, and Taiwan, according to the UNESCO.
While lots of foreign students are found anywhere in the world—like in US, UK, Germany, France, Australia, or Japan—some cannot ignore studying in the Philippines.
For example, Kwon Ka-young, a Korean university student who went to the Philippines last year to volunteer and study English said: “Studying in the Philippines helped me not only to improve my English skills but also to become more of a global citizen.” Aside from Koreans, an increasing number of Americans, Koreans, Taiwanese, Chinese, and other foreigners also pursue their education in the country.
Why do some 5, 000 foreign students study here in the Philippines? Few countries in Asia can match the country when it comes to providing quality education and fun at the same time.
As the world’s 3rd largest English-speaking nation, the Philippines provides huge knowledge resources, up-to-date instruction, and a multicultural learning atmosphere with its 93.9% literacy rate. It is home to a number of ISO-certified universities and 275 higher educational institutions identified as Centers of Excellence and Centers of Development. There are also several international schools in the Philippines which are on American, British, German, Chinese, French, and Japanese educational tracks.
The business and accounting schools in the country adhere to the US’ Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and International FINANCIAL Reporting Standards (IFRS) while the engineering and marine schools are included in the APEC Engineer Registry and International Maritime Organization (IMO) white list. Students are also guaranteed of getting training from more than 115, 000 teachers with master’s and doctorate degrees in the Philippines.
Foreign students do not only get the chance of earning excellent education, but they also find ways of enjoying their stay in the Philippines. After having serious lessons in their classrooms, they can relax by swimming, surfing, diving, and snorkeling in numerous pristine beaches anywhere, or unwind in some of the island’s heritage sites like the man-made rice terraces, marine parks, mountains, underground rivers, and other tourist hideaways that depict Asian and European architecture. If these are not the places for them, they can still enjoy hanging out in countless five-star HOTELS and restaurants, entertainment shows, shopping malls, and cafes.
The Philippines is known for its people’s hospitality and joyfulness. Visitors everywhere marvel at the way they are treated in each place they visit. They also enjoy the number of festivals that are held for every locality which reflects the country’s rich and diverse culture and traditions. The Korean student Ka-young added: “One of my greatest curiosities in the Philippines is why Filipino festivals last for a week because usually, Korean festivals take place for only two or three days. I enjoyed the fiestas mainly the Ati-atihan, where Koreans and Filipinos all became one by dancing, singing, and even drinking together.”
Studies also show that it is more affordable to study in the Philippines compared with other countries offering high quality education. It is because a person can live a modest lifestyle by only spending US$350 to US$500 a month
In the Philippines, half of the foreign students come from East Asia, particularly from China, Korea, and Taiwan, according to the UNESCO.
While lots of foreign students are found anywhere in the world—like in US, UK, Germany, France, Australia, or Japan—some cannot ignore studying in the Philippines.
For example, Kwon Ka-young, a Korean university student who went to the Philippines last year to volunteer and study English said: “Studying in the Philippines helped me not only to improve my English skills but also to become more of a global citizen.” Aside from Koreans, an increasing number of Americans, Koreans, Taiwanese, Chinese, and other foreigners also pursue their education in the country.
Why do some 5, 000 foreign students study here in the Philippines? Few countries in Asia can match the country when it comes to providing quality education and fun at the same time.
As the world’s 3rd largest English-speaking nation, the Philippines provides huge knowledge resources, up-to-date instruction, and a multicultural learning atmosphere with its 93.9% literacy rate. It is home to a number of ISO-certified universities and 275 higher educational institutions identified as Centers of Excellence and Centers of Development. There are also several international schools in the Philippines which are on American, British, German, Chinese, French, and Japanese educational tracks.
The business and accounting schools in the country adhere to the US’ Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and International FINANCIAL Reporting Standards (IFRS) while the engineering and marine schools are included in the APEC Engineer Registry and International Maritime Organization (IMO) white list. Students are also guaranteed of getting training from more than 115, 000 teachers with master’s and doctorate degrees in the Philippines.
Foreign students do not only get the chance of earning excellent education, but they also find ways of enjoying their stay in the Philippines. After having serious lessons in their classrooms, they can relax by swimming, surfing, diving, and snorkeling in numerous pristine beaches anywhere, or unwind in some of the island’s heritage sites like the man-made rice terraces, marine parks, mountains, underground rivers, and other tourist hideaways that depict Asian and European architecture. If these are not the places for them, they can still enjoy hanging out in countless five-star HOTELS and restaurants, entertainment shows, shopping malls, and cafes.
The Philippines is known for its people’s hospitality and joyfulness. Visitors everywhere marvel at the way they are treated in each place they visit. They also enjoy the number of festivals that are held for every locality which reflects the country’s rich and diverse culture and traditions. The Korean student Ka-young added: “One of my greatest curiosities in the Philippines is why Filipino festivals last for a week because usually, Korean festivals take place for only two or three days. I enjoyed the fiestas mainly the Ati-atihan, where Koreans and Filipinos all became one by dancing, singing, and even drinking together.”
Studies also show that it is more affordable to study in the Philippines compared with other countries offering high quality education. It is because a person can live a modest lifestyle by only spending US$350 to US$500 a month
WHY PHILIPPINES
WHY STUDY IN THE PHILIPPINES?
Many parents believe that Philippines is the right place for their children to study because it offers many good reasons for quality education.
MEDIUM FOR LEARNING ENGLISH
The world's third largest English-speaking country
Highest English literacy rate in Asia
Mode of instruction in all levels of education
Widely-used language for business, education,communication and TRADE
CENTER FOR HIGHER EDUCATION
US System of Education
Quality medical education as recognized by World Health Organization (WHO), IMED of ECFMG- USA and silimar other bodies.
Top Universities renowned worldwide
Integrated problem-based learning approach
Modern teaching methods with first-rate facilities
AFFORDABILITY
Affordable overseas degrees and tuition fees
Economical accommodation and living expenses
Excellent and comfortable boarding facilities
Affordable medical and dental expenses
Inexpensive travel cost
Student-assisted visa application
CONDUCIVE AND SAFE ENVIRONMENT
Warmth, graciousness and hospitality of the Filipinos
Open and stimulating classroom environment
Solidarity between students and professors
Dedicated and friendly school staff and faculty members
Cultural diversity in the society
Close proximity to other Asian countries
Improved shipping facilities and services
Expanded business centers
Advanced information technology
OPPORTUNITIES FOR GLOBAL GROWTH
Better opportunities to secure EMPLOYMENT and permanent residency in other developed countries
Good opportunity to travel around the world
Opportunities to make significant contributions to your society and to your country after graduation
Education gateway to other countries like the United States of America, the United Kingdom, Canada, and many others
WHY STUDY IN THE PHILIPPINES?
Many parents believe that Philippines is the right place for their children to study because it offers many good reasons for quality education.
MEDIUM FOR LEARNING ENGLISH
The world's third largest English-speaking country
Highest English literacy rate in Asia
Mode of instruction in all levels of education
Widely-used language for business, education,communication and TRADE
CENTER FOR HIGHER EDUCATION
US System of Education
Quality medical education as recognized by World Health Organization (WHO), IMED of ECFMG- USA and silimar other bodies.
Top Universities renowned worldwide
Integrated problem-based learning approach
Modern teaching methods with first-rate facilities
AFFORDABILITY
Affordable overseas degrees and tuition fees
Economical accommodation and living expenses
Excellent and comfortable boarding facilities
Affordable medical and dental expenses
Inexpensive travel cost
Student-assisted visa application
CONDUCIVE AND SAFE ENVIRONMENT
Warmth, graciousness and hospitality of the Filipinos
Open and stimulating classroom environment
Solidarity between students and professors
Dedicated and friendly school staff and faculty members
Cultural diversity in the society
Close proximity to other Asian countries
Improved shipping facilities and services
Expanded business centers
Advanced information technology
OPPORTUNITIES FOR GLOBAL GROWTH
Better opportunities to secure EMPLOYMENT and permanent residency in other developed countries
Good opportunity to travel around the world
Opportunities to make significant contributions to your society and to your country after graduation
Education gateway to other countries like the United States of America, the United Kingdom, Canada, and many others
The benefits of choosing Philippines:
While lots of foreign students are found anywhere in the world—like in US, UK, Germany, France, Australia, or Japan—No one can ignore studying in the Philippines.
Philippines has one of the best education systems in Asia.
Its is one of the best place for students to study completely in English, at affordable prices and high quality.
The education system is just so fantastic that Philippines has send hundreds of doctors and engineers to work in USA, UK , Middle east etc along with other professionals.
While lots of foreign students are found anywhere in the world—like in US, UK, Germany, France, Australia, or Japan—No one can ignore studying in the Philippines.
Philippines has one of the best education systems in Asia.
Its is one of the best place for students to study completely in English, at affordable prices and high quality.
The education system is just so fantastic that Philippines has send hundreds of doctors and engineers to work in USA, UK , Middle east etc along with other professionals.
Study in United States.......PARKLAND COLLEGE ....Feb 2015 Intake....Post Graduate HR...http://www.falconconsultancy.in/
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (POST GRADUATE)
The HR Post Grad is a one year post graduate certificate designed to prepare students to work in all areas of human resources. At the end of your program, students will understand the ins and outs of recruitment, training, performance management, compensation, health and safety and labour relations - all the tools that employers in today's marketplace are looking for.
ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS:
Two year college diploma or university degree, minimum 50% score
IELTS 6.5 bands no individual score less than 6.0
Application Deadline: December 23, 2014
TUITION FEES
$ 13,750 which includes books/ materials.....
More Info:
Contact:8678997401
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (POST GRADUATE)
The HR Post Grad is a one year post graduate certificate designed to prepare students to work in all areas of human resources. At the end of your program, students will understand the ins and outs of recruitment, training, performance management, compensation, health and safety and labour relations - all the tools that employers in today's marketplace are looking for.
ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS:
Two year college diploma or university degree, minimum 50% score
IELTS 6.5 bands no individual score less than 6.0
Application Deadline: December 23, 2014
TUITION FEES
$ 13,750 which includes books/ materials.....
More Info:
Contact:8678997401
Wednesday, November 26, 2014
Study in New Zealand...
Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology.....Bachelors of Nursing 2nd year entry criteria....http://www.falconconsultancy.in/
Requirements:
1)Passport.
2)Diploma and Academic transcripts from University NOT the nursing school.
3)IELTS results - must achieve a minimum score of 7 for listening and speaking, and 6.5 in writing and reading. Test reports must be less than two year old at the time of application.
4)Health Declaration.
5)Two referee reports.
6)Criminal conviction declaration .
7)Ministry of Justice - request for copy of criminal convictions
8)Police certificate from country of origin, and New Zealand if applicable.
9)CV and details of clinical experience achieved in nursing education
Current Indian registration.
10)Employment certification - from employer if applicable.
Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology.....Bachelors of Nursing 2nd year entry criteria....http://www.falconconsultancy.in/
Requirements:
1)Passport.
2)Diploma and Academic transcripts from University NOT the nursing school.
3)IELTS results - must achieve a minimum score of 7 for listening and speaking, and 6.5 in writing and reading. Test reports must be less than two year old at the time of application.
4)Health Declaration.
5)Two referee reports.
6)Criminal conviction declaration .
7)Ministry of Justice - request for copy of criminal convictions
8)Police certificate from country of origin, and New Zealand if applicable.
9)CV and details of clinical experience achieved in nursing education
Current Indian registration.
10)Employment certification - from employer if applicable.
Study in Vancouver Canada...
Vancouver is a highly multicultural and exciting city in perhaps Canada’s most beautiful province, British Columbia. Named "Top Destination in Canada" in Choice awards because of its outstanding opportunities for outdoor adventure and the sophisticated amenities of a world-class city.
Located in Downtown Vancouver City Centre, the college has prepared thousands of young adults for entry into some of the leading universities in Canada and the US.
Entry Requirements:
Minimum 55% in Grade 12th and IELTS of 6.0 with minimum 5.5 in each bands.
Programs Areas:
Business
Communication
Computer Science
Pre-Engineering,
Arts,
Science
More Info:
http://www.falconconsultancy.in/
Vancouver is a highly multicultural and exciting city in perhaps Canada’s most beautiful province, British Columbia. Named "Top Destination in Canada" in Choice awards because of its outstanding opportunities for outdoor adventure and the sophisticated amenities of a world-class city.
Located in Downtown Vancouver City Centre, the college has prepared thousands of young adults for entry into some of the leading universities in Canada and the US.
Entry Requirements:
Minimum 55% in Grade 12th and IELTS of 6.0 with minimum 5.5 in each bands.
Programs Areas:
Business
Communication
Computer Science
Pre-Engineering,
Arts,
Science
More Info:
http://www.falconconsultancy.in/
Study in France....
Why study in France...
1) Top Ranking University
2) Quality Education
3) Well Paid Internship
4) 20 Hours Part time/Week
5) Job Opportunities After study
6) Low Fees
7) IELTS and TOEFL Score Not Mandatory
8) Opportunities For PR(After Master Programs Only)
More Info Contact Immediately...
Ramprasad
8678997401,8678997501
http://www.falconconsultancy.in/
Why study in France...
1) Top Ranking University
2) Quality Education
3) Well Paid Internship
4) 20 Hours Part time/Week
5) Job Opportunities After study
6) Low Fees
7) IELTS and TOEFL Score Not Mandatory
8) Opportunities For PR(After Master Programs Only)
More Info Contact Immediately...
Ramprasad
8678997401,8678997501
http://www.falconconsultancy.in/
Tuesday, November 25, 2014
Monday, November 24, 2014
Study Abroad......2015 Intakes.....We deal More Countries....Contact Immediately....
We Deal World Best Education Countries:
New Zealand
Australia
Switzerland
USA
Canada
UK
Singapore
Germany
We Provide Best Service:
Proper Counseling,
Course Selection/University Selection,
Visa Guidance,
Travel Guidance,
More Info Contact:
Contact Person: Ramprasad
Contact Number: 8678997401,8678997501
http://www.falconconsultancy.in/
We Deal World Best Education Countries:
New Zealand
Australia
Switzerland
USA
Canada
UK
Singapore
Germany
We Provide Best Service:
Proper Counseling,
Course Selection/University Selection,
Visa Guidance,
Travel Guidance,
More Info Contact:
Contact Person: Ramprasad
Contact Number: 8678997401,8678997501
http://www.falconconsultancy.in/
Proper Career Counselling for 12th Standard Students/12th Pass Out Students......More info: http://www.falconconsultancy.in/
Thursday, November 20, 2014
Falcon Education Consultant Private Limited....
Admission Alert : 2015-16
Medical Courses ....
M.B.B.S
BDS,
Ms,
Mds
Booking Started Now...
More info Contact:8678997401,8678997501,
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Admission Alert : 2015-16
Medical Courses ....
M.B.B.S
BDS,
Ms,
Mds
Booking Started Now...
More info Contact:8678997401,8678997501,
http://falconconsultancy.in/
Wednesday, November 19, 2014
Study in Concordia University- Chicago,USA
Why Study in Chicago
1)Founded in 1864, Concordia-Chicago has a 150-year history of bringing higher education to the world.
2)More than 4,000 students are enrolled in CUC master’s and doctoral programs.
3)Easy access to downtown Chicago
4)Facilities including, athletics, running track, tennis courts, fitness centre, computer labs, library, extensive grounds and much more all located on a safe campus.More Info:http://falconconsultancy.in/
Why Study in Chicago
1)Founded in 1864, Concordia-Chicago has a 150-year history of bringing higher education to the world.
2)More than 4,000 students are enrolled in CUC master’s and doctoral programs.
3)Easy access to downtown Chicago
4)Facilities including, athletics, running track, tennis courts, fitness centre, computer labs, library, extensive grounds and much more all located on a safe campus.More Info:http://falconconsultancy.in/
Study in USA.....
Living & Studying Cost (Per Year)
• Application fees : $50 to $75
• Tuition fees : $5,000 to $30,000
• Books and study materials cost : $500 to $1,000
• Travel costs : $500 and $2,000
• Room and Board cost : $3,000 and $7,500.
• If you will be living off campus, the cost of renting an apartment will be between $300 and $600 a month, but could be much higher contingent on the location of the school. Meals should cost about $2,500 a year, assuming that you do not eat in restaurants too many times
• Clothing cost : $500
• Health insurance cost : $300 to $500
• Personal expenses cost : $2,000
more info contact: http://falconconsultancy.in/
Living & Studying Cost (Per Year)
• Application fees : $50 to $75
• Tuition fees : $5,000 to $30,000
• Books and study materials cost : $500 to $1,000
• Travel costs : $500 and $2,000
• Room and Board cost : $3,000 and $7,500.
• If you will be living off campus, the cost of renting an apartment will be between $300 and $600 a month, but could be much higher contingent on the location of the school. Meals should cost about $2,500 a year, assuming that you do not eat in restaurants too many times
• Clothing cost : $500
• Health insurance cost : $300 to $500
• Personal expenses cost : $2,000
more info contact: http://falconconsultancy.in/
Thursday, November 13, 2014
Falcon Education consultant Pvt Ltd is conducting a proper career counselling & Admission Guidance for the 12th standard students to give them idea to choose which field or which course they need to prefer for their higher studies.....More Info contact Immediately...http://www.falconconsultancy.in/
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
Monday, November 10, 2014
50 Reasons to study Abroad...
1. The majority of graduates describe it as the best year of their degree course.
2. If you are studying while you’re abroad you have the opportunity to study new subjects not available to you at your home university.
3. You can practice, develop and hone your language skills so that you find your final year a lot more manageable.
4. When you travel, people think from your accent that you are from your year abroad city, which is great for your self-confidence.
5. You become very self-sufficient and independent.
6. You grow up a lot and very quickly.
7. Starting again in a new country, you are thrown in at the deep end – the others who come out the other side with you become friends for life.
8. You meet people from other countries who are a useful international network and may be helpful for your career.
9. You can study abroad whether or not you’re studying a language at university, so why not take advantage of your opportunity to spend a year of your degree in an exciting new place?!
10. You will understand foreign customs and traditions, which will be helpful for international business negotiations in future.
11. Employers are fascinated and impressed by your year abroad experiences in interviews.
12. Not many students study abroad, it is something unique and noteworthy on your CV that will help you to stand out.
13. You are more likely to regret the things you don’t do…
14. You will eat new food and learn to cook local specialties to surprise your friends and family on your return.
15. Many graduates find that their future career direction is influenced by what they do on their year abroad.
16. Teaching on your year abroad enables you to try it out before you commit to a PGCE or Teach First placement.
17. If you are considering moving abroad after you graduate, you can scout around for a place to live and make useful contacts to pave your way.
18. Many year abroaders meet their future husband or wife on their year abroad… just sayin’.
19. You can keep a blog or a journal to record your experiences abroad, so once you are nearing the middle or end you can look back at your outlook at the start and truly see your progress.
20. You can write your own guidebook which will help you, your friends and family on future trips to your year abroad destination/s.
21. You can practice travel writing if you are interested in a career where you travel internationally and are self-employed.
22. Being fluent in a foreign language will open innumerable doors and possibilities to you, both in your career and personal life.
23. You can offer international business development to any company you choose to work for.
24. The food in [insert your dream year abroad destination] is amazing!
25. If you work on your year abroad, then when you enter the job market on graduation you will already have real life work experience on your CV.
26. Many students have found that the company they worked for on their year abroad offers them a placement after they graduate.
27. On graduation, you don’t just have to scout the UK job market for opportunities - the world is your oyster!
28. You will feel comfortable with the idea of starting your career abroad.
29. There is a huge support network available to you – your home university, new Erasmus friends and, of course, Third-year Abroad.com!
30. If you study at a prestigious foreign university on your year abroad it will look fantastic on your CV.
31. If you study abroad, you will make contacts at the university there who will help you if you wish to pursue a Masters or PhD.
32. There is funding available to you – grants and scholarships on top of your student loan – so it shouldn't cost more than studying in the UK anyway.
33. If you study abroad, you will have spare time to earn money to spend on top of your Erasmus grant and/or student loan.
34. You can work as a freelance translator or interpreter in your free time if you are considering that career direction.
35. Once home you have more to say for yourself, so you become more confident and better at networking, leading to better job opportunities.
36. You can earn extra money by teaching English in your free time.
37. You will start forgetting what things are called in English and have to mutter mid-conversation: "melanzane...melanzane... AUBERGINE!" Very cool/pretentious (delete according to if it's you or somebody else).
38. Living with locals will help you to pick up local slang, dialect, intonation, hand gestures and ‘in-between’ words like ‘eeeeeeehh’ (instead of ‘ummmm’); the mastery of which will quickly banish locals’ first impression that you
are a foreigner. This means that they will stop replying to you in English and give you a chance, which will boost your self-confidence hugely.
39. Despite teaching or working on your year abroad, you are still eligible for student discounts, so you can travel, drink, eat and party cheaply.
40. If you never had a gap year, now’s your chance to see the world! If you did have a gap year, then you are a lucky...
41. You can get insurance to cover all your adventures from the beginning of your summer holiday before your year abroad to the first day of your final year, so you can make the most of every second.
42. The connections you make on your year abroad will help you to get holiday internships and work placements.
43. It is a fantastic opportunity to travel and see the world. Use an online tool like joobili.com to find an amazing event somewhere in the world on your free weekend.
44. Learning to speak a foreign language in situ will make it easier to learn other languages from scratch, as you will understand the learning process.
45. Your social media updates will make everyone outrageously jealous and want to come and visit you.
46. You don't have any dependents, a mortgage or 21 days’ holiday a year – now is your chance to get away before joining the rat race.
47. You can kick-start your creativity.
48. In your first year or two at university, people might have 'put you in a box' or thought of you a certain way – maybe you’re particularly shy or you've become a bit of a joker and you know it’s not really you. Now’s your chance to start again and be yourself.
49. It’s an opportunity to practice your photography skills – not only for the numerous year abroad photography competitions open to you on your return, but also for your own personal photo album or journal, and to show your
friends and family.
50. You can see who your true friends are – they are the ones who keep in touch with you, making the effort to keep you in the loop with what’s going on at home.
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1. The majority of graduates describe it as the best year of their degree course.
2. If you are studying while you’re abroad you have the opportunity to study new subjects not available to you at your home university.
3. You can practice, develop and hone your language skills so that you find your final year a lot more manageable.
4. When you travel, people think from your accent that you are from your year abroad city, which is great for your self-confidence.
5. You become very self-sufficient and independent.
6. You grow up a lot and very quickly.
7. Starting again in a new country, you are thrown in at the deep end – the others who come out the other side with you become friends for life.
8. You meet people from other countries who are a useful international network and may be helpful for your career.
9. You can study abroad whether or not you’re studying a language at university, so why not take advantage of your opportunity to spend a year of your degree in an exciting new place?!
10. You will understand foreign customs and traditions, which will be helpful for international business negotiations in future.
11. Employers are fascinated and impressed by your year abroad experiences in interviews.
12. Not many students study abroad, it is something unique and noteworthy on your CV that will help you to stand out.
13. You are more likely to regret the things you don’t do…
14. You will eat new food and learn to cook local specialties to surprise your friends and family on your return.
15. Many graduates find that their future career direction is influenced by what they do on their year abroad.
16. Teaching on your year abroad enables you to try it out before you commit to a PGCE or Teach First placement.
17. If you are considering moving abroad after you graduate, you can scout around for a place to live and make useful contacts to pave your way.
18. Many year abroaders meet their future husband or wife on their year abroad… just sayin’.
19. You can keep a blog or a journal to record your experiences abroad, so once you are nearing the middle or end you can look back at your outlook at the start and truly see your progress.
20. You can write your own guidebook which will help you, your friends and family on future trips to your year abroad destination/s.
21. You can practice travel writing if you are interested in a career where you travel internationally and are self-employed.
22. Being fluent in a foreign language will open innumerable doors and possibilities to you, both in your career and personal life.
23. You can offer international business development to any company you choose to work for.
24. The food in [insert your dream year abroad destination] is amazing!
25. If you work on your year abroad, then when you enter the job market on graduation you will already have real life work experience on your CV.
26. Many students have found that the company they worked for on their year abroad offers them a placement after they graduate.
27. On graduation, you don’t just have to scout the UK job market for opportunities - the world is your oyster!
28. You will feel comfortable with the idea of starting your career abroad.
29. There is a huge support network available to you – your home university, new Erasmus friends and, of course, Third-year Abroad.com!
30. If you study at a prestigious foreign university on your year abroad it will look fantastic on your CV.
31. If you study abroad, you will make contacts at the university there who will help you if you wish to pursue a Masters or PhD.
32. There is funding available to you – grants and scholarships on top of your student loan – so it shouldn't cost more than studying in the UK anyway.
33. If you study abroad, you will have spare time to earn money to spend on top of your Erasmus grant and/or student loan.
34. You can work as a freelance translator or interpreter in your free time if you are considering that career direction.
35. Once home you have more to say for yourself, so you become more confident and better at networking, leading to better job opportunities.
36. You can earn extra money by teaching English in your free time.
37. You will start forgetting what things are called in English and have to mutter mid-conversation: "melanzane...melanzane... AUBERGINE!" Very cool/pretentious (delete according to if it's you or somebody else).
38. Living with locals will help you to pick up local slang, dialect, intonation, hand gestures and ‘in-between’ words like ‘eeeeeeehh’ (instead of ‘ummmm’); the mastery of which will quickly banish locals’ first impression that you
are a foreigner. This means that they will stop replying to you in English and give you a chance, which will boost your self-confidence hugely.
39. Despite teaching or working on your year abroad, you are still eligible for student discounts, so you can travel, drink, eat and party cheaply.
40. If you never had a gap year, now’s your chance to see the world! If you did have a gap year, then you are a lucky...
41. You can get insurance to cover all your adventures from the beginning of your summer holiday before your year abroad to the first day of your final year, so you can make the most of every second.
42. The connections you make on your year abroad will help you to get holiday internships and work placements.
43. It is a fantastic opportunity to travel and see the world. Use an online tool like joobili.com to find an amazing event somewhere in the world on your free weekend.
44. Learning to speak a foreign language in situ will make it easier to learn other languages from scratch, as you will understand the learning process.
45. Your social media updates will make everyone outrageously jealous and want to come and visit you.
46. You don't have any dependents, a mortgage or 21 days’ holiday a year – now is your chance to get away before joining the rat race.
47. You can kick-start your creativity.
48. In your first year or two at university, people might have 'put you in a box' or thought of you a certain way – maybe you’re particularly shy or you've become a bit of a joker and you know it’s not really you. Now’s your chance to start again and be yourself.
49. It’s an opportunity to practice your photography skills – not only for the numerous year abroad photography competitions open to you on your return, but also for your own personal photo album or journal, and to show your
friends and family.
50. You can see who your true friends are – they are the ones who keep in touch with you, making the effort to keep you in the loop with what’s going on at home.
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