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This step-by-step guide to studying abroad will save you from the confusion 🤷♂️ and the overwhelming amount of information available on the internet. 🤩
Today we will cover the final three steps:
Step 4: Research
Step 5: University Choice & Application
Step 6: Admission & Visa
With its trendy cities and low tuition fees, it’s not hard to see why Germany remains at the top of the non-native English-speaking countries for international students.
Today we will cover the first three steps:
Step 1: Budget Evaluation
Step 2: Program Choice
Step 3: Documents Preparation
On our Q&A agenda today:
- Who is Yana Immis?
- What is the future for Educational Consultants?
- What does it feel like to be an entrepreneur?
- Do we have to worry about finding a job in Germany?
- How do you present universities to foreign students?
- I want to live in Germany and to do an MBA - what are the steps?
- After studies in Germany can I work in the whole European Union?
- Can I transfer from one European country to another to work for the same company?
- I study for 2 years in Germany and I work for 2 years in Germany but then I leave back to my country what happens with my visa?
- What is the difference between public and private schools in Germany?
- How to find accommodation in Germany?
- Are part-time jobs available for foreigners in Germany?
- Do I need to know German to find a job in Germany?
- Is there vegetarian food in Germany?
- Munich, Berlin and other cities - what to choose?
- What questions do schools ask in the entrance interview?
