Tuesday 21 January 2014

World Education Fair

When considering educational options, students must seriously consider completing their education abroad. With reputed organizations and MNCs opting for candidates who have an international exposure, international students often find themselves  having an edge over their locally educated peers. Education systems abroad emphasize teamwork and group projects, which allows networking amongst students.

Students also find that living abroad also allows them to embrace independent living. Students learn to take care of budgets, manage chores and take on part time roles to earn income and gain work experience.

UK
UK education is all about giving you inspiration to develop your knowledge and skills, freedom to be creative, and support to help you achieve your best. UK courses give you the skills, qualifications and connections you need for your chosen career. UK qualifications are respected and valued by employers worldwide, giving you the edge when you are applying for jobs. Britain Education provides shorter, yet more intensive courses, i.e. a UG course is only 3 years while a PG or Masters lasts for about a year. This not only pushes down the tuition and living costs but also allows students to complete their courses fast and enter the job market quickly.

United States
One of the highest selling points of American education is its worldwide reputation of commitment to excellence. US education system offers course flexibility  that are offered, which enables you select your choice of subject from a variety of topics. You can get the opportunity To earn while you learn. Most universities offer its students grants, aids and stipends to cover their daily expenses as well as tuition in some cases. On completion of your degree, you are legally authorized to work in the US in your related field for about a year. 

Canada
Canada has steadily become a popular study destination as its Student Partnership Program has eased visa formalities for international students and the new immigration rules now allows students to participate in part time jobs whilst studying and also provides for work permits post their course. Moreover, Study programs here are of high quality and include co-op terms; these require students to gain work experience as part of the study program.  The quality of education and living standards in Canada are amongst the highest in the world, but the cost of living and tuition fees for international students are generally lower than in other countries.

Australia
Housing educational institutions, which are pioneers in research, innovation and technology, Australia has also become a reputable overseas educational destination. Students also find that Australia is a feasible financial option as most institutions offer financial aid and scholarships for deserving candidates. Students can even engage in part-time work during the term. 

New Zealand
New Zealand’s natural habitat and environment allow the educational institutions to place high priority on active research. There is ample opportunity to research diverse topics such as marine biology or earthquake engineering. With moderate entry requirements, universities here welcome international students and allow them to gain reputed qualifications.

There are other emerging countries like Singapore, Switzerland, France, Dubai and Malaysia which also provide cost effective quality of education. 

Want to know more?
Visit the ‘World Education Fair’ from 28th Jan to 18th Feb at select cities across India. You will find further information and study options. Entry is free. Parents and friends welcome.


 
 
 

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