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There are many ways to financially support your studies in Australia through one of the Australian scholarship programs. Scholarships Australian Governments and private organisations, as well as CRICOS registered education and training organisations, who offer international student scholarships. Scholarships range from 10%-100% reduction in tuition fees and may include stipends or allowances to help with… Continue reading What are the financial support and scholarships available in Australia for International students?

Working while you an international student in Australia means that you get to expand your English language skills, as well as, experience Australian culture first hand, and it helps you to meet new people quickly. As an international student in Australia, you are able to work part-time, up to 40 hours every two weeks during… Continue reading Working part-time as international students in Australia.

  London, the capital of the United Kingdom (UK), is one of the world’s most visited cities due to its cosmopolitan cultural scene and its vibrant arts community and its historical buildings and its ties to the Royal Family. London is also the most diverse city in the UK, with around 30% of London’s residents… Continue reading What are the pros and cons of studying in London?