To begin studying as an international student, you will need to meet various entry requirements.

These academic requirements, including proof of English language proficiency, will vary based on the level of education you aim to pursue. Different universities and schools have distinct entry criteria, so it’s crucial to review the course information on their websites thoroughly.

We will assist you in assessing your eligibility for various programs and guide you in selecting the courses and locations that best match your preferences.

The costs associated with studying overseas can vary widely depending on several factors, including the nature of the program, the duration of your stay, the distance you travel, and the lifestyle you choose while abroad.

We will work with you to find an option that meets your needs.

When deciding what and where to study, start by considering your academic interests and career goals.

Research specific courses, subjects, and opportunities for internships or work placements. Evaluate factors such as campus location, university rankings, the duration you want to spend away from home, and the total cost of studying and living abroad.

Studying overseas involves more than just academics. Consider your preferred lifestyle – whether you want to be in a bustling city or a quiet town. Think about whether you prefer a city with other students from your nationality, or proximity to the beach, forest, or desert. Decide if you want to live on campus or off-campus.

If you are interested in working in the country after your studies, investigate the local migration policies, keeping in mind that these can change over time.

We will help match your academic interests and career goals with course information from various universities, colleges, and schools, guiding you to the best options for your needs.

Your career prospects will greatly benefit from the experience of studying, living, and socializing overseas. It’s an opportunity to develop a wealth of new skills, gain diverse perspectives, improve your English language proficiency, and seek work experience with employers you aspire to join.

Skills and qualifications sought by employers and professional registration bodies may differ between countries. For careers with stringent entry requirements like medicine, engineering, accounting, or teaching, it’s essential to conduct research with the relevant registration bodies in your home country for guidance.

Limited partial scholarships and bursaries are accessible for international students, with amounts varying based on the level of study and institution. These scholarships are competitive and require demonstrating exceptional academic achievements.

Contact us to know the available partial scholarships for further guidance.

Employing your time in work alongside your studies can enrich your overall learning and living experience. If you’re enrolled in a degree-level course or higher, you might be eligible to work while holding an international student visa.

Before engaging in any paid work, verify that your visa permits it. The allowance for students to engage in part-time work during their academic pursuits varies depending on the country.

Numerous universities host dedicated job centers on campus, advertising job openings to aid students in skill development. Additionally, university career services serve as valuable repositories of information.

We strongly advise initiating your application process at least a year ahead to ensure ample time for processing your applications and adequately preparing for your overseas experience.

It’s important to note that the academic year commences at different times across various countries. Typically, semester dates align as follows:

Australia:

• Semester 1: Late February/early March to late May/early June
• Semester 2: Late July/early August to November

New Zealand:

• Semester 1: February to June
• Semester 2: July to November

UK:

• Term 1: September to December
• Term 2: January to April
• Term 3: April to June

USA:

• Fall Term: August to December
• Spring Term: January to April
• Summer Term: May to August

Please keep in mind that these dates serve as a general guide. Always verify exact dates with the university or college to which you are applying.

Although you have the option to apply directly to an institution, leveraging the expertise of an agent can streamline the process of selecting a university or school and completing enrollment. Opting for an accredited and reputable agent like Shorebrit can alleviate the stress associated with choosing a school in another country, submitting applications, and preparing for departure.

Our student advisors, also known as counselors, possess extensive knowledge and stay current on curriculum updates, ensuring your best interests are prioritized. Many of them have firsthand experience studying overseas, enabling them to provide invaluable advice throughout your journey.

It’s understandable for families to feel apprehensive about their loved ones traveling alone to a new country. While millions of students have successfully done so and thrived, it’s still challenging for parents to accept.

We suggest involving your parents in any discussions or appointments you have with Shorebrit. By engaging the services of an education agent like Shorebrit, your parents may feel more assured that a professional and responsible organization is supporting you in your applications and preparations. This can help alleviate their concerns and build confidence in your decision to study abroad.