So you’ve decided that working and living in Italy is the path you would like to take. While the experience of a new environment and culture is always beneficial, it’s also important to do your research and be aware of what your options are. We take a closer look at the Italian job market for international student graduates and what you need to know if you are to succeed. What’s the job market like in Italy? Unless you’ve
Study the report writing structure and try the question. A sample answer is provided. When writing a report, follow this simple structure. You’ll find producing a report between 150-200 words an easy task. Include 1. Title 2. Introduction sentence - what are the stimuli 3. Overview / trend - what is the most outstanding idea that links all stimuli? 4. Key
Some students have a country in mind for their studies; others might have a rough idea or be split between a few destinations while others will have absolutely no idea what options are available. So here are five things you should consider when deciding on a study destination: 1. Where do you want to go? This is a simple one: where in the world do you want to go? Is there a country or a city you’ve always wanted to visit?
Against low living costs, a rich culture and emerging international cities, it makes perfect sense to want to stay in Malaysia to start your career after you’ve completed your studies. But as your student visa expires and you edge ever closer to ‘real life,’ what is it that you’ll need to do to stay on, and what will your prospects be like as an international graduate? Never fear: our guide to your post-study options in Malaysia will help you get a handle on your
If you're a shy person who gets anxious easily, you might be fearful about what to expect from your study abroad experience. But fear not. Some courses and careers are better suited to certain personality types and that’s nothing to be ashamed of. If you prefer to work in a quiet atmosphere with fewer people, there are careers out there that would better suit you. That’s why we’ve taken a look at five subjects to complement your strengths as an introvert.
For four days a year, the picturesque, quaint cities in the south of Holland become blurs of sound, shouts and colour. Drawn from religious tradition, Dutch Carnival marks a four day break from everyday life to drink, dance and be generally merry before the traditional period of fasting before Easter. Whether an international student or simply curious, there has seldom been a better excuse to embrace Dutch culture. What is Carnival?
