Choosing a course in the USA The courses on offer in the USA differ from those in Europe. And it’s not that you can’t study biology, art, mathematics or International Relations, but the way you choose what to specialise in and the timescales are not the same. Choosing a course in the USA is different…
Studying without the matura? It’s possible! If the very idea of studying at university without passing the matura, seems abstract and impossible to you, then you have probably never heard of the so-called Foundation Year, or Year Zero. This is a popular option in the UK. Going to university without passing the matura, and sometimes…
Dear Clients and Applicants, As expected, the UK Government finally made an announcement on June 23, 2020 regarding changes to fees and access to Student Finance England loans for EU students starting the 2021 academic year. This announcement does not affect students applying for the 2020 academic year. In simple terms, for the typical EU citizen, tuition fees will rise…
I went to Canada while studying in the UK Studying in the UK provided me with an opportunity to go on a student exchange to Canada. Find out how I got on! A student exchange in Canada is an amazing experience, and I was able to take up this option thanks to studying in the…
Artistic studies – what are they about? Everybody has heard about that student who is permanently poor, a little crazy, and looks like someone who is homeless crossed with a visionary. Artistic studies don’t have the greatest of reputations. Artistic studies at institutions which teach the arts have reputations based on a whole host of…
The second round of applications to study in the UK ends on 30 June This is your last chance to apply with five choices of universities and courses The second round of applications to study in the UK closes on 30 June, and is the final opportunity you will have to submit your applications following…
Don’t let stress ruin your exam results Pre–exam stress – what is it? What do you feel when you hear the word exam? A tight knot in your stomach, a faster pulse, or maybe anxiety? Each of these symptoms is a sign of stress. Tests, assessments, reports – all these are integral parts of our…
How to manage revision for exams Revision for Matura causes many students sleepless nights. There is always too little time and too much to go through, pressure, stress, other responsibilities… How can we cope with all this? Revision – you still haven’t started? There is very little time left before the exams and you are…
Dictionary – what do these terms mean? Have you ever looked for information about universities abroad but couldn’t understand what it was saying? Find out with our dictionary! Denmark Danskprøve – A set of Danish Language Proficiency tests, which have three levels. The highest level, 3, is equivalent to B2 in the European framework. The…
Homeschooling is for everyone How to help kids with homeschooling. Read Elab Education Laboratory’s tips about how to begin “homeschooling” more easily! We know that prolonged quarantine at home can dampen the desire to remain mentally active: but continuing to learn and homeschooling are both very important! Not just to keep ourselves busy, but because…
