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Not every journey abroad goes exactly as planned! And that’s okay. If you’re not able to make the move this year despite having an approved application, don’t stress! Your hard work doesn’t have to go to waste. You have the option to #defer and choose either of the next two #intakes. Deferring isn’t a setback, it’s an opportunity. It can benefit you in many ways- ⚡️Gives you time to fine-tune your preparation, whether it’s improving your academic profile, gaining work experience, or even handling personal matters. ⚡️It’s a chance to save up for your tuition or living expenses to manage finances during your studies later. ⚡️It allows you to manage a study gap, may be get some more relevant experience to strengthen your application. ⚡️And it lets you just step back and reassess your career goals and explore different academic paths. 🫰🏼 The best thing about deferring an application is that it can put your application to rest and secure your spot for up to one year, so you can choose to re-apply in either of the next two intakes! So, take that deep breath. Deferring gives you the flexibility to start your journey abroad at the right time, on your terms. To defer your application, contact us-  📞- 88176 13752  📩- inquiry@learneraid.com  🌐- www.learneraid.com #studyabroad #globaleducation

"I'm going to study abroad, and then I'll travel the world!" This common dream among many students can become a reality with SecurehappEducare. We’re here to help you achieve your dreams of studying abroad and exploring the world. Here's how SecurehappEducare makes it happen: ⤷ Leveraging Data and Analytics: We use advanced data to guide your decisions. ⤷ Developing Marketing and Outreach Strategies: Our strategies ensure you’re seen and heard by the right people. ⤷ Building Strong Relationships with Stakeholders: We connect you with key players in the education sector. ⤷ Staying Ahead of Industry Trends: We keep you updated on the latest trends and opportunities. ⤷ Ensuring Student Success: Your success is our top priority. ⤷ Experience & Trust We have together with our partners have successfully placed over 3000 students in the last 10 years. The smiles on their faces & their family are our testimonials. Securehapp is your gateway to a world of possibilities. We understand the challenges and complexities of studying abroad, and we're here to guide you every step of the way. #educare #securehappeducare #securinghappiness #studyabroad #studyabroadlife #mbbs #neet

Studying Abroad with a Chronic Illness: Part 2 A few weeks ago, I began a two-part series on preparing to study abroad while managing a chronic illness. Life has kept me busy, but here is the final part for those who may find it helpful. Advocate for Yourself Reflecting on my study abroad experience, I realize how crucial it was to advocate for myself from the outset of my program. Initially, I viewed my condition as an inconvenience for others and only spoke up when I was at my breaking point. Living with endometriosis, a condition that isn’t obvious, often made it difficult to justify my needs. One incident stands out in particular: our program required us to participate in a park clean-up activity involving extensive walking (which is a trigger for me). I was already on the brink of a flare-up and knew that joining in would be harmful to my health, yet I struggled to make this clear. As expected, I had to stop halfway through the clean-up, retreat to a trash collection van, and later ended up in the ER due to an excruciating flare-up. I couldn’t leave my room for days afterward. Looking back, I could have spared myself the pain and stress by simply saying no from the start. Towards the end of my program, my flare-ups became more frequent and painful. Realizing I could no longer manage the 20-hour work requirement (I had chosen work over a stipend because it paid more), I finally contacted my scholarship advisor. Nervous about the outcome, I explained my situation. After consulting the scholarship team, they reduced my work hours to 10 per week and provided a supplemental stipend to make up the difference. I was surprised at their willingness to accommodate me. It made me realize that I should have spoken up from the beginning. I had wrongly assumed the scholarship rules were rigid, and my hesitation to ask for help dampened my experience. Key Takeaways Don’t repeat my mistakes. Advocate for yourself from the very beginning, especially if you’re on a scholarship. You might be surprised at the flexibility and support available to you. Speak up about your needs without fear or shame—closed mouths don’t get fed, and the consequences of silence are yours alone to bear. Additionally, it’s important to advocate for yourself with medical professionals as well. They don’t know your medical history or the nuances of your condition, so it’s up to you to ensure your needs are understood and addressed. By being proactive and assertive, you can make your study abroad experience significantly more manageable and enjoyable even when managing a chronic illness. Good luck! #studyabroad #chronicillness #scholarships

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Helping Students Stay True to Themselves While Living Abroad 🌍 Adapting to life in a new country can be a mix of excitement and challenge for international students. As educators, we have a significant role to play in supporting them by promoting strategies that help them maintain their sense of self while embracing new experiences: 1️⃣ Stay Connected to Home: Encourage students to keep in touch with family and friends—it provides continuity and comfort as they adjust to their new environment. 2️⃣ Join Local Groups: It's crucial to promote student clubs and cultural organizations. These groups not only allow students to celebrate their traditions but also help them connect with like-minded peers, fostering a sense of belonging in their new environment. 3️⃣ Stick to Healthy Habits: It's our responsibility to encourage students to maintain routines like regular exercise or mealtimes. These habits can create a sense of stability and well-being, showing that we care about their overall health. 4️⃣ Cook Familiar Meals: Encourage students to explore local stores for ingredients from home—comfort food can be a powerful connection to their roots. The GuardMe Student Support Program (GMSSP) app offers additional tools and mental health resources to help students navigate life abroad. Let’s work together to create environments where students feel supported in staying true to themselves while thriving in a new culture. #InternationalStudents #HigherEd #StudentSupport #CulturalAdjustment #Wellness

Feeling homesick in a new country? Here's how I made my UK journey: Home away from home!  🇬🇧💙 I was nervous when I first landed in the UK. The excitement quickly went away. And then came homesickness. The busy streets of London felt lonely. And being away from my family made it worse. But here's how I managed to overcome it: 1. Joining student clubs and societies. This introduced me to different individuals. 2. Regular video calls with family and friends. This helped me stay connected. 3. I took this opportunity to try new things. I loved having new cuisines. 4. I dedicated time to studies, social activities. This helped me develop a routine. 5. When I felt too overwhelmed: I reached out to the university’s counselling services. Homesickness is natural And a part of the study abroad journey. You can transform this into an opportunity. Thinking about studying abroad? Let’s talk about how you: can make the most of your journey. DM me! #StudyAbroad #Homesickness #StudentLife #UK #PersonalGrowth #InternationalStudent #SupportNetwork

In this episode of #EdtalksAustralia, Ms. Wendi Fraser provides valuable tips on finding the right part-time job while studying in #Australia. She discusses the various requirements #students must meet for different fields. She also highlights the abundance of part-time job options that align with Australia's student rules, ranging from food services to manufacturing and more. These opportunities not only provide income but also enhance your experience in the Australian #jobmarket. Watch the full video to learn more, and contact Team #Canam for personalized guidance. #explore #LinkedIn #studyvisa #studyvisaexperts #studentvisa #studyabroad #studyabroadwithcanam #studyinaustralia #dreamwithcanam #parttimejobs #canamconsultants

Travelling to the other side of the world for a year, without an idea of the people you will meet or the situations you will get into, is never an easy task. Yet this is the task I set myself upon. Last year I took part in the University of Liverpool’s Global Opportunities scheme, which allowed me to spend a entire academic year studying at the Australian National University. The first challenge of this scheme was getting all the way to Australia. I had never travelled solo before, and the independence and self-reliability required was initially a worry. I managed it however, and this would set the precedent for the rest of my trip. To arrive in a new place is slightly akin to being thrown out of an airplane without any training. You have to learn quickly the mechanisms and operating procedures of the situation, or you will hit the ground hard. Adapting to the social customs and norms, building new relationships and setting up the routines that will carry you through the experience are incredibly important. I think I managed well, attending as many networking and social events as I could, making friends and discovering new interests. One of these new interests, classic film, led me to create a club at my college for the appreciation of these historical images. Running this club, I had to liaison with college staff surrounding funding and technology and build up democratic organs among the student body to help deicide which films or shows to put on on this or that night. In this role I also had a hand in organizing multicultural events, using my knowledge of cinematic history alongside the unique cultural knowledge of others in order to create a welcoming experience for curious students to come and engage with the wealth of ideas and stories the world has to offer. It was not a perfect experience, however. I struggled greatly with mental health issues such as insomnia. In seeking aid for these problems, I found not only the well of self-reliance I could draw upon, but also the reality of the support network I had built for myself across the world. I had people I could lean on and wanted to help me, which was essential in improving my mental health. That lesson then, about the yin and yang of self-reliance and looking for help when you need it is probably the most important of all the lessons I learned during my year abroad. That while its good to be able to stand for yourself, its not shameful to have someone help you stand up when you fall. This lesson from my year abroad is one I hope to carry in my heart for the rest of my life.   Below is a photo of Burton and Garran Hall, where I spent the year living among its kind and intelligent student body.

How to overcome loneliness and improve focus while studying abroad Loneliness can significantly impact study abroad students, especially in the initial days, causing them to lose focus on their educational goals. Here are some ways to improve focus and overcome homesickness: Mental Preparation: Before you leave, prepare yourself mentally for being alone. Accepting this reality helps you adjust more easily when you arrive. Stay Motivated: Regularly remind yourself of your vision and purpose for studying abroad. This can help shift your focus from loneliness to your studies. Prioritize and Schedule: Balancing part-time jobs and studies can contribute to loneliness. Prioritize your tasks and create a schedule that allows you to focus more effectively. Stay Connected with Family: Regular video calls with your family can help you feel closer to home and boost your confidence. Make New Friends: Building a social circle in your host country can help reduce feelings of loneliness. Spending time with new friends can bring happiness and support. Share Accommodation: Sharing living spaces and household chores with others can reduce stress and prevent feelings of depression. By following these steps, you can better manage homesickness and stay focused on your educational goals while studying abroad. #theleapquest #abroadeducation #educationabroad #studyabroad #overseaseducation #foreigneducation #highereducation #loneliness #homesickness