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Building International Connections as an International Student Abroad Studying abroad is a transformative experience, not just academically but personally and professionally. One of the most valuable aspects is the opportunity to build a global network. To be able to connect properly among other international students, you should consider these tips: 👉Join Campus Clubs and Organizations 👉Attend Networking Events and Workshops 👉Leverage Social Media 👉Participate in International Conferences 👉Volunteer for Community Service 👉Learn local language 👉Be open and curious I saw a clip on tiktok on why Koreans seem to not really much with foreigners. Apparently, they just seem to relate more with foreigners that have taken their time to learn their language (at least to a certain level). It shows that you have interest in their culture. Overall, Koreans are fun to be with. Building an international network not only enriches your experience but also opens up numerous opportunities for your future career. Would you like to become an international student? Talk to us info@taurusview.com.ng. #internationalstudents #networking #studyabroad #Globalconnections #linkedin

AIESEC.. What comes to your mind when you hear this? ◽Organisation ◽Youth ◽ WorkLoad You know what comes to my mind? ◽ Exchanges ◽ Family ◽ Community Seems different right? Yes! It is. ➡️ AIESEC gives you a chance to be on Exchange, where you not only transform your life but also others. ➡️ AIESEC provides you a family away from home. Even you feel you don't have one in the place of your working or study, AIESECers make up that space! ➡️ AIESEC gives you a safe community! Where you can step out of your #ComfortZone and be the real you! Still thinking what AIESEC is? Rethink what AIESEC is.. #AIESEConLinkedIn

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Volunteering is NOT gonna help you get a job 🗣 Nuhh-uhh ☝ 🤓 Let me share my story: In 2020 I graduated from Moscow National University - Higher School of Economics with a bachelor degree in World Economy and International Affairs, more precisely Asian and African Studies. What is Asian and African Studies? 😯 Simple googling reveals that it’s a “the study of Africa and Asia, especially the continent's cultures and societies”. It was a tough process during which I questioned my sanity over 300 times. For real, it was HARD ☠ I chose the subject when I was 18, a fresh school graduate who had no idea about what they wanted to do in life, but a passion for languages and cultures. After graduating I was looking at my diploma and thinking : 👁 👄 👁 💧 “Now what? What can I possibly do with a degree in Asian and African studies?” I didn’t want to become a diplomat or, god forbid, a translator🤖 No offense to fellow translators, I just suck at grammar. So I started thinking about what could help me learn what it is exactly that I’m good at, except passion for cultures and languages. Basically, what can pay the bills? 😭💸 I learned that in Europe we have a great opportunity for youngsters from 18 to 30 y.o. to participate in volunteering activities abroad. It’s a program under the ERASMUS + umbrella called European Solidarity Corps for Youth (ESC4Y). I finally saw the goal. It took 4 long months to get accepted, but I was persistent. Every day I send 10-15 applications, so I have higher chances to get noticed. Not only numbers, but content was changed greatly. I learned a valuable skill of not giving up 🥊 and tailoring my CV. During my volunteering in Samsun, Turkey I met a lot of talented and growth-driven people. I even learned my 4th language - Turkish (I'm good at picking up words but not grammar - don't come after me) 🤓 But most importantly, I improved my mindset, which helped me climb pretty high in the last 3 years of my career. So, did volunteering help me get a job? Hell yeah! 😝 Not even one 💪 😎 P.S. Let me know if you're interested in learning more about my ESC experience. I have A LOT of fun and encouraging stories from that time 😎 #volunteering #opentowork #jobs #growthmindset #esc

Do you speak Spanish fluently? I started learning Spanish in university when I was 18 years old. Quite late, to be fair. And I only had 1-2 lessons a week. Here’s is what I did to learn the language and become fluent: 𝗧𝗮𝗹𝗸, 𝘁𝗮𝗹𝗸, 𝘁𝗮𝗹𝗸 💬: Use the new language every day. Whether you’re shopping, eating out, or asking for directions, practice makes perfect! 𝗠𝗮𝗸𝗲 𝗻𝗲𝘄 𝗳𝗿𝗶𝗲𝗻𝗱𝘀 👭: Hanging out with people who speak the language will help you learn it faster - plus, it’s a great way to make your life abroad even more fun. 𝗔𝘁𝘁𝗲𝗻𝗱 𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗻𝘁𝘀 🎈: Go to local events and try new things. You’ll learn how people really use the language, and it’s a great way to feel at home in your new country. 𝗧𝗮𝗸𝗲 𝗰𝗹𝗮𝘀𝘀𝗲𝘀 📖: A class can teach you the basics and help you understand everything you’re learning outside of school. 𝗗𝗼𝗻'𝘁 𝗯𝗲 𝗮𝗳𝗿𝗮𝗶𝗱 𝘁𝗼 𝘁𝗮𝗹𝗸 🙊: Just do it. You will make mistakes, but only if you talk and make mistakes you will improve. Learning a new language while living abroad is crucial to be able to adapt to your new home. 👉 𝗚𝗼𝘁 𝗮𝗻𝘆 𝘁𝗶𝗽𝘀 𝗼𝗳 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗼𝘄𝗻? Share them below! ______________________ Hello, I am Cara. 👋 I share tips on living abroad, working from anywhere, workations, and much more 🌍. 🔔 Activate the bell on my profile and don't miss my next posts.

Every year, the 5th of December is marked as the International Volunteer Day for Economic and Social Development (#IVD) by the United Nations. But did you know that #indigenous and #foreignlanguages learning holds significant importance on #InternationalVolunteerDay? Here are a few reasons why: 1. Cultural Exchange: Learning indigenous and foreign languages allows volunteers to connect with #localcommunities on a deeper level. It opens the doors to understanding cultural nuances, traditions, and customs, enhancing the overall experience of #volunteering abroad. Language proficiency helps #volunteers build meaningful relationships and fosters mutual respect and appreciation for different cultures. 2. Effective Communication: By learning indigenous and foreign languages, volunteers can communicate more effectively with the local population. This is crucial in #volunteerwork, as it ensures that information is accurately conveyed, needs and concerns are understood, and projects are implemented efficiently. Linguistic competency improves the overall quality and impact of volunteer initiatives. 3. Breaking Barriers: Language barriers can often be a hindrance in volunteer work. By learning indigenous and foreign languages, volunteers can break down these barriers and bridge communication gaps. This enables them to reach out to marginalized communities, engage with individuals who may feel excluded due to language limitations, and provide support or assistance more effectively. 4. Preservation of #IndigenousCultures: Indigenous languages carry immense cultural and #historical significance. By learning these languages, volunteers contribute to the preservation and revitalization of indigenous cultures. They help in preventing the #erosion of traditional knowledge, stories, and practices, ensuring their continuity for future generations. By actively engaging with local languages, volunteers show respect and support for indigenous #communities and their #identity. 5. Equal Participation and #Empowerment: Language learning promotes #inclusivity and #empowers individuals within a community. When volunteers make an effort to learn the local language, it signals a commitment to inclusivity and equal participation. It encourages local community members to become more involved and take ownership of volunteer projects. Language barriers can create power imbalances, and by learning the local language, volunteers can work towards #empowering communities by fostering #collaboration and dialogue. Conclusively, indigenous and foreign language learning plays a crucial role in honoring the principles of International Volunteer Day by promoting #culturalexchange, effective communication, breaking barriers, culture preservation, and empowering communities. We at École de Langue Française d'Afrique are equipped to help you achieve your desired level of #proficiency in any foreign or indigenous language of your choice in our repertoire. Enrol now! #TeamÉLF #IVD2023

(2/4) I believe that my exchange experience has enabled me to gain invaluable skills which will be incredibly useful in my future prospects as a working professional. Firstly, I believe that moving to Canada has allowed me to develop a greater sense of cultural awareness in communication between my peers and the completion of assignments. For example, completing academic tasks in North America required me to adapt to the cultural differences within North American and approach my grammar and academic formality in a manner which was open to the cultural differences of my peers. This was from simple grammatical changes to drastically different methods of citation, exclusive to North American academic etiquette. Such experiences within placement abroad made me develop an insatiable connection between the importance of cultural adaptability, which I believe has been enhanced by my increased sense of awareness because of this exchange program. These skills helped me build on my already strong communicative skills, because I would have to actively employ develop a great range of to exchange meaningful and informative dialogue between with peers who did not speak English as their first language. In particular, the language barrier between my fellow exchange students. This meant that these skills were incredibly important to ensure the best possible performance of group-assigned tasks of my Canadian exchange. Moreover, my newly deepened sense of cultural awareness additionally helped within the delivery of information to my peers, by ensuring that my choice of language was concise enough to bridge between language barriers to their linguistic level of understanding of English. This made me develop a better ability to translate information between peers in a digestible and understandable manner for peoples of different cultures in a way which reassures patience and respect. Moreover, having been accommodated in diverse housing, many cultural differences in daily factors such as diet, lifestyle, and etiquette pushed me out of my cultural comfort zone to address these differences, and collaboratively ensure that all parties were equally accommodated for. For example, avoiding the contamination of beef products from cooking-ware of Indian roommates was one of our groups biggest priority (because the consumption of beef goes against their sacred value of the Cow). This forced me to operate within the cultural mindset of others and employ my skills in organisation to meet our established accommodations for one another. This imbued me with a stronger ability to understand and recognize the broad and niche nature of cultural difference in both professional and personal environments. I believe possessing such skills in the workplace will be very useful in my personal and professional life. By ensuring that I can accommodate to whatever cultural adaptions peers or clientele may require in my presence.

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🌍📚 Considering studying abroad? Let's explore a common question: "Is it possible to study abroad in English?" 🎓✈️ At Play Abroad, we understand the importance of finding the perfect study destination that meets your aspirations and practical needs. That's why we're here to reassure you: Yes, it's absolutely possible to study in English abroad! We're dedicated to guiding students like you through every step of the process, from choosing the right program to navigating the application process and beyond. Your dreams are within reach, and we're here to help you make them a reality. Got questions about studying abroad? Drop them in the comments or send us a DM. Let's embark on this exciting journey together! 🌟🌏 #GlobalEducation #StudyInEurope #PlayAbroad

LinkedIn kindness blueprint Works great in real life as well 1. Great post = Engage 2. No likes = Like first 3. 'Could be better' post = Help out 4. Nothing nice to say = Keep moving 5. Contrary view = Comment respectfully Doesn't get any better than that. Be human, be kind, be thoughtful. That's how you get ahead in life. I am Amaria, I help students and professionals make their study abroad dreams a reality by securing international admissions and visas for them to study and visit Canada. P.S. What's your favorite color? #21DayLinkedinConsistencywithEnoobong #ChinelosNuggets #YourTravelAlchemist #saturdaymorning