Studying abroad as a Nigerian student is an exciting adventure filled with new experiences and opportunities. Amidst the excitement, however, it’s crucial not to overlook the importance of health insurance. Having adequate health insurance coverageEnsuring Wellness Abroad as a Nigerian Student
Most international study permits—96% – will go to public universities and colleges in Ontario while the remainder will be split between “language schools, private universities and other institutions” across the province. In a news releaseBREAKING: Ontario announces distribution of allocation for international study permits in 2024
Traveling abroad as a Nigerian student is an exhilarating experience, but it can also be financially daunting. With careful planning and savvy budgeting, however, exploring overseas destinations can be more affordable than you might think.Smart Saving Strategies: Budget-Friendly Travel Tips for Nigerian Students Abroad
In today’s globalized world, Nigerian graduates are increasingly venturing beyond borders in pursuit of diverse career opportunities and professional growth. As the job market becomes more interconnected, studying abroad opens doors to a wide rangeBeyond Borders: Exploring Career Horizons for Nigerian Graduates Abroad
Immigration Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has issued invitations to candidates in the second Express Entry draw of the week. The department issued 1,500 invitations to apply (ITAs) in a category-based selection draw for French language proficiency. Candidates requiredIRCC issues ITAs to Express Entry candidates in second draw this week
Essential Language Prep Tips Introduction Embarking on a journey to study in a non-English speaking country opens up a world of opportunities and challenges for Nigerian students. While the prospect of immersing oneself in aMastering Multilingual Studies: Essential Language Prep Tips for Nigerian Students Heading Abroad
Studying abroad is more than just an academic experience; it’s a transformative journey that can shape your personal growth, expand your horizons, and open doors to exciting career opportunities. In this article, we’ll explore theUnlocking Your Career Potential: The Profound Impact of Studying Abroad
One of the many advantages of studying in Canada is its Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) program. An international student may be able to apply for this program if they’ve completed an eligible study program at oneHow to Get Canada’s Post-Graduation Work Permit
If you are a visa national and your current Student (previously Tier 4) visa expires before your graduation date, you will need to leave the UK and apply for a Standard Visitor visa to come back toWhat to do when your Student visa expires before your graduation
Studying abroad can be an exciting yet challenging experience, especially for Nigerian students leaving their home country for the first time. One of the keys to a successful overseas journey is building a strong supportFinding Community Abroad: Building Support Networks for Nigerian Students