How to apply for OPT
International students in the United States have the opportunity to enrich their education through optional practical training (OPT). This is a temporary employment permission that allows eligible candidates to get real-world job experience related to their major area of study. Applying for OPT allows individuals to explore their career options and expand their network, setting […]
How to prepare for intakes in Australia
As a top study-abroad destination, Australia welcomes thousands of international students every year. It can get competitive, so the best way to ride the wave is to be well-prepared for the application process. Most Australian universities host two intakes each year: the first-semester intake (October to December for February or March) and the second-semester intake […]
Complying with GTE requirements
The Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) requirement is a crucial piece of documentation that all international students must submit to get a study visa in Australia. It assesses the integrity of the applicant’s purpose of entering the country—that they’re only doing so primarily for education and not to pursue residency. In this guide, we’ll delve into […]
Intake dates in key study abroad destinations (2024)
Every year, thousands of students fly across the globe to pursue education in countries like the United States, Australia and the United Kingdom. Universities in these countries often promise higher-quality education, which expands the career prospects of those who get into them. For aspiring international students, one of the most important things to keep in […]
What are post-study work rights?
Post-study work rights (PSWR) are a temporary visa facility that allows international students and overseas graduates to remain in a country to study and/or work after they finish their initial program. PSWR typically lasts two to five years after completion of studies. However, the length depends on the limits set by the country. For example, […]
Is a nursing program too expensive for your students?
Apart from being one of the most noble and fulfilling jobs, the nursing profession is highly in demand in almost every country across the world, what with the global shortage of healthcare professionals.
Breaking down the differences: Successful GSP Cafe explores US and Canadian higher education
The inaugural GSP Cafe kicked off the first of a series of online events with over 40 participants in attendance. The GSP Cafe is an interactive discussion…
Most affordable nursing programs in the US and Canada
Studying nursing in the United States is known to promise excellent employment opportunities after graduation. Recognised for having one of the best health care and medical services in the world, the United States is a great training ground for aspiring hospital nurses…
Semester 1, 2023 intakes are starting soon, are your students ready?
February and July are typically the two main intakes for Australian institutions, with a few institutions offering January, May or July intakes too.
Remembering these intakes can be daunting, especially for education counsellors sending students to several destinations. So here’s a tip…
How do international students fare in Australia after graduation?
There’s no disputing the popularity of Australia as a destination for international students. After re-opening its borders for international education back in 2021, students from all across the world have been flying over to the Land Down Under to get their degrees.