The economic disparity between the countries has led to a wide gap in order to achieve our goals. Goals such as your snow trek, an astronomical expedition, playing cricket and other professional sports. You can name it and this list gets extended. Similarly, living your dream career that you thought of as a child is quite underrated and huge. Today in this short blog, we talk about the first rough drawing and some specially curated tips associated with a student’s journey to studying overseas and finally living the dream. Tell us if you are the one who have been exactly pursuing your childhood’s dream job as your professional career?

You can choose your career in two most common ways: either it is your childhood’s dream job or your newfound ambition while growing up. Until you realize your newfound ambition, everything sets its own course and we feel so pumped up for our goals. There are more than 6.5 million students who are studying abroad across the globe. Studying overseas is often viewed as diverse ladder. Your final destination seems as one spot but there are so many diversions. Without a full-proof plan, it can be time consuming to an extent that your dream to study abroad might not be translated well. The first and foremost comes is:  Are you mentally, physically and emotionally prepared to take this huge step? It will not be difficult physically but being unprepared with your uneven thinking pattern and emotions takes a lot of weightage. There are multiple elements and challenges that you are going to face on your own. Secondly, do you know any friend or family member in the country you are planning to live? Thirdly, what kind of support is available from your close ones? Fourth, are there any skills such as – spoken fluency or academic writing that you have to improve?

Once you have the above draft ready and already working on it, then think on what are your work aspirations – how do you see yourself working as within two years? This question will allow you to identify the skills, certifications, personal practices, soft skills and core personality. Once all of them easily known, working on these with true consistency will make you completely prepared for the journey. On the other hand, you can layout the technicality that is necessary for the process – entrance and language examinations, academic documents, financial documents, other letters and essays, and ultimately your visa application.

Find some best tips specially curated when you have just started to think about studying overseas.

–          We do not have to be perfect at all times while studying in a foreign country, just be your best in the present situation.

–          Many of the situations are going feel as never ending, that is when you do not give up!

–          Errors and mistakes are natural part of the process. If you are stuck, feel free to reach out to the people who can really help to you about the subject or the situation.

–          Write all of your overlapping ideas. Writing them down and then prioritising helps to approach and work on them without creating much confusion.

–          Have an open mind. Be calm and confident.

When you have the zeal to strive for overseas education, it is our responsibility at Edussphere Consultancy to find you the best options that suits within your budget. We are hoping to hear from you now!