MAKE PROGRESS AMIDST COVID-19: STUDY ABROAD

According to the legendary Winston Churchill, “Never waste a good crisis.” The answer to the question of if, the current pandemic going on around the world is a good crisis or not would be determined by what we made out of ourselves after it’s all over. Now, this is not to put unnecessary pressure on anybody. Because everyone is responsible for the choices and consequences of the decisions they take in their lives.

However, we trust you to make decisions that would push you closer to the attainment of your study abroad goals. Hence, we compiled some easy, simple tips on how you can get your documents even in this pandemic. Our clients have used these simple tips and it has been proven to get results. If you run with them, then they would help you come out of this ‘good’ crisis glad that you have made optimum use of it. Are you ready, let’s go!

Firstly, if you are still processing your admission then you have to be creative with your application. Although, it is likely that most schools would modify their application processes and procedures due to the COVID-19 issue. If you have been granted admission, then you need to closely monitor your institution’s website so you can stay updated with information.

ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEST

If you have registered for your IELTS/TOEFL and was slated to write your exam before the pandemic began then you need to keep studying. As a result of the lockdown, most activities have been postponed indefinitely. So the best thing you can do at a time like this is to keep studying through the online access granted through your portal and textbooks.

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If you have not registered, registration has been put on hold. Nevertheless, keep studying the materials you have while staying alert in anticipation of the time that registration would start again. Also do endeavor to communicate with your school or their agent representative on alternative online English Language Test e.g. Duolingo

RECOMMENDATION LETTER

Getting your recommendation letter in an official letterhead paper might be a little near impossible. Therefore, you might want to consider exploring other options. This can involve something like sending the email and contact details of your referees to your school. The school would then ask your referee to send the references directly. You should, however, try to reach your school of study to find out if this option is available.

OTHER DOCUMENTS

At the moment it might be a little bit difficult to get essential documents like your degree certificate and academic transcripts if you don’t have it yet. This is due to the current pandemic which has caused the shutdown of cities/institutions globally. However, you can start working on your Curriculum Vitae and Statement of Intent. These are documents you can work on and perfect, while you are still at home.

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Also, this period could also be a good time to research and take some time to get accustomed to your study country’s local customs, culture, and people. You should know your study destination’s history, culture, geography, economy, government, etc. You can also talk to others who have been there and even get to see movies that are curated from the local culture. This would help prepare you mentally and ease your settling down when you get there.

There are also some REMARKABLE things that can be done while you are still at home. If you can do them you would be better equipped and adequately prepared than others, to be able to SECURE admission to your country of choice. To get access to these secrets, Hurry to visit our website NOW or book a FREE online consultation with our experienced counselors.