5 things that may soon change in the immigration/travel abroad trend

1. Free tuition schools like Germany, Norway and Austria will re-introduce school fees especially for international students. We have started noticing these in Finland and Sweden and will soon extend to other countries.

2. CANADA permanent immigration; Express Entry(FSW and PNP) may not last another 2 years.

3. Nigerians without a full scholarship and travel experience will be outrightly denied a US visa.

4. BREXIT is set to have effect on UK visa and studentship.

5. China is going to welcome more international students on full scholarship in the next 5 years.


Stay tuned and make a swift decision.

@careerexplorers

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2020 Fully Funded Commonwealth MSc Scholarships at a UK university

Commonwealth Master’s Scholarships are for candidates from low and middle-income Commonwealth countries, to undertake full-time taught Master’s study at a UK university.

These scholarships are offered under six themes:

Science and technology for development
Strengthening health systems and capacity
Promoting global prosperity
Strengthening global peace, security and governance
Strengthening resilience and response to crises
Access, inclusion and opportunity

Eligibility

To apply for these scholarships, you must:

Be a citizen of or have been granted refugee status by an eligible Commonwealth country, or be a British Protected Person
Be permanently resident in an eligible Commonwealth country
Be available to start your academic studies in the UK by the start of the UK academic year in September/October 2020
By September 2020, hold a first degree of at least upper second class (2:1) honours standard, or a second class degree (2:2) and a relevant postgraduate qualification (usually a Master’s degree). The CSC would not normally fund a second UK Master’s degree. If you are applying for a second UK Master’s degree, you will need to provide justification as to why you wish to undertake this study

Each scholarship provides:

Approved airfare from your home country to the UK and return at the end of your award (the CSC will not reimburse the cost of fares for dependants, nor the cost of journeys made before your award is confirmed)
Approved tuition fees Stipend (living allowance) at the rate o £1,110 per month, or £1,362 per month for those at universities in the London metropolitan area (rates quoted at 2019-2020 levels)
Warm clothing allowance, where applicable Thesis grant towards the cost of preparing a thesis or dissertation, where applicable
Study travel grant towards the cost of study-related travel within the UK or overseas If you are widowed, divorced, or a single parent, child allowance of £476 per month for the first child, and £117 per month for the second and third child under the age of 16, if you are accompanied by your children and they are living with you at the same address in the UK (rates quoted at 2019-2020 levels)
Eligible Commonwealth countries include Nigeria


Selection process

Each year, the CSC invites selected nominating bodies to submit a specific number of nominations. The deadline for nominating bodies to submit nominations to the CSC is 18 December 2019

The CSC invites around three times more nominations than scholarships available – therefore, nominated candidates are not guaranteed to be awarded a scholarship. There are no quotas for scholarships for any individual country. Candidates nominated by national nominating agencies are in competition with those nominated by other nominating bodies, and the same standards will be applied to applications made through either channel.



Applications will be considered according to the following selection criteria:

Academic merit of the candidate
Quality of the plan of study
Potential impact on the development of the candidate’s home country
How to Apply

You must apply to one of the following nominating bodies in the first instance – the CSC does not accept direct applications for these scholarships:

National nominating agencies – this is the main route of application
Selected non-governmental organisations and charitable bodies

You must make your application using the CSC’s online application system, in addition to any other application that you are required to complete by your nominating body. The CSC will not accept any applications that are not submitted via the online application system.

All applications must be submitted by 16:00 (GMT) on 30 October 2019 at the latest.

For More Information: Visit http://cscuk.dfid.gov.uk/apply/masters-scholarships/

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Good day. please is there any WhatsApp group available for the CSC applicants, where we can easily get information?

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judeprince:
Good day. please is there any WhatsApp group available for the CSC applicants, where we can easily get information?

Not at the moment

Deadlines for most German schools....

Requirements: Transcripts and English Proficiency.

School fee is free

Where will you be this december?

10 Countries abroad with schools whose tuition is less than 1m


1. ROMANIA

2. CYPRUS

3. BULGARIA

4. GERMANY

5. MALAYSIA

6. NORWAY

7. SWEDEN

8. TURKEY

9. FINLAND

10. ESTONIA

Where will you be this december?

Chevening scholarship tips

The Chevening application process will serve as a reference. However, these nuggets are practical and applicable to other international scholarships.

1. Understand the objective of the scholarship organization: It is important to understand the essence of the establishment of the scholarship award. This will help you understand the values, beliefs, and virtues that characterize an ideal applicant and quickly evaluate if you qualify or not. It also helps you understand if it aligns with your career and academic interests.

For example, Chevening is heavily focused on leadership. It seeks those with strong leadership potential, who are well-positioned to be in a place of influence shortly after their education in the UK. Commonwealth is focused on the development priorities of the home countries. Erasmus Mundus is interested in promoting European education to the best international talents.

2. Read the scholarship website thoroughly: This means reading every page, FAQ, links, videos and other resources found on the website. It is necessary to note important information such as the application procedure, scholarship deadline, terms and conditions, eligible courses, references required etc. You should approach this with all seriousness as it is an important process in getting Chevening or any other scholarship.

3. Follow the instructions: It is very basic yet largely ignored. The Chevening (and other scholarship) website and application portal are designed in an explicit way; ensuring that all applicants can submit their applications with ease. Please follow the instructions and don’t make assumptions. You may revisit the FAQ if needed or contact the organization via the Helpdesk provided in the website or portal if you experience any technical issue.

4. Meeting the basic application requirement ONLY is not a good enough reason to apply: Many people are looking for any and every kind of scholarship. Some are applying because they are very desperate to relocate abroad and see scholarships as a medium to achieve this goal. The majority submit applications because they have passed the eligibility criteria. This is a major reason for multiple rejections. You must do some soul searching.

You should ask yourself: “Does the award truly align with my plans?”, “Am I applying because I am seeking an escape route from my country?”, “Given the level of competition, how strong is my candidacy?”, and other introspective questions. It is not a bad idea to read about the scholarship and plan to apply the following year - giving you enough time to adequately prepare and improve your profile before the next application rounds.

5. Don’t disqualify yourself: This might seem contrary to point 4 above. It may seem natural to be fearful and rule yourself out because of the volume of sheer competition for fully-funded scholarships. Submitting your application is the first step to being considered for an award. Don’t allow your fear to dominate you – put in your application! Many people have received awards, grants and scholarships they didn’t imagine could be theirs. Simply put, they became recipients because they put forward a great application.

6. Take every aspect of the scholarship seriously: Some candidates focus heavily on the essays and overlook or underrate other aspects of the application such as personal details, work experience and other questions. Doing so can be likened to going to a store with a shopping list and forgetting one’s wallet at home. Pay attention to every aspect of the application and ensure that all the information provided are accurate. This also applies to the interviews process.

7. Where you have multiple interests, select the path that makes you shine best: An example is best suitable to explain this point. An applicant has a degree in Botany and interests in Botany and Social Work. His four years of professional experience is related to Social Work. He intends to continue in the field of Social Work post-program but has plans to take up a science role in the future.

From the above scenario, applying for a master’s degree in Social Work increases his chances of securing the scholarship than the Botany route. Why? His story using his social work-related experience will be stronger than speaking about an interest that he hasn’t got proven experience in. Regarding his scientific interest, he should select a school that offers optional modules related to this field. This also explains why it’s important to pay attention to the ‘Course Selection’ questions and provide persuasive answers rather generic responses such as good ranking, excellent facilities, amazing staffs etc.

8. Be ready to put in the work: Many people desire to secure a scholarship but are not ready to put in the work. They are too lazy to read up about the scholarship, submit a well-written essay and complete the other mandatory requirements. Beware of consultants that promise to write your essay for you. They may rub you of your dream and future.

The Chevening essay questions have been crafted in a way that only critical thinkers can provide a compelling response. , means that the system has a natural process of filtering out ‘featherweight’ applicants who haven’t comprehensively answered the questions.

9. Your essays should be simple, direct and compelling: In your bid to impress the evaluators, don’t focus on using flowery language and verbose words to prove your eloquence. Instead, use simple and correct English to communicate your thoughts while answering the questions. Present technical, field related terminologies in a simplified format. Use the STAR technique to answer the questions, focused largely on your contribution rather than that of the team. Create an outline, structure your paragraphs and follow other good essay writing tips.

10. Put your best foot forward: This means that your essay response should contain strong examples – high impact and strong contribution (where it involves teamwork). To effectively do this, you need to reflect on your past professional, academic, voluntary accomplishments. Examine each one, eliminate and assign appropriately to the different essay questions.

11. Get an expert to review your essays: Don’t be in a haste to submit without having anyone review your work. On the other hand, getting many people to examine your essays can also be counterproductive as it may lead to confusion due to conflicting perspectives. You can connect with educational consulting firms like MyFirstJobNG and other credible companies that provide services that ensure your submission is top-notch. Remember, “whatever is worth at all, is worth doing well.”

12. Submit before the deadline: It is of no value if you write the best essays and do not submit your application. Keep track of the deadline and avoid last-minute submission. Do your best to submit at most 10 days to the submission deadline. Don’t be in haste to submit since applicants’ essays will only be reviewed after the close of the application. Only endeavor to submit as soon as possible if is a “rolling basis” admission/scholarship. However, this is quite rare with fully funded programs.

13. Have support systems: These days, most scholarships have WhatsApp and other social media groups created by intending applicants. Please do make your findings and join this online community. You will find it extremely helpful and encouraging knowing that you’re not alone in the journey. You may also find support in friends, families, mentors, and colleagues. Please don’t work in isolation.

14. Pray, have faith and keep hope: Praying for God’s favour is important in this process. The timeline is up to a year, so you need to have faith that you will make it through till the end. You must keep hope too.

15. Be open to rejection and keep true to your dreams: After doing all of these, it is still possible that you may not be successful. Be receptive to it. Take it in good fate and explore other options. Evaluate what you did and didn’t do correct and try again if it still fits your career interests.

Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in these posts are mine and do not reflect that of Chevening, Foreign Commonwealth Office (FCO), other scholarships, postgraduate schools, and their partner organizations mentioned in this piece. Also, it is forbidden to copy, publish, modify, or reproduce either wholly or in part the content of this story without prior written authorization.



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adigun98:
Please sure/ma'am,what's required for schooling in Germany as an undergraduate

Your English language proficiency test result (usually TOEFL), ♡International passport, Transcript and degree certificate ♤●

smileforme15:






Your English language proficiency test result (usually TOEFL), ♡International passport, Transcript and degree certificate ♤●

Thanks alot...please as I am an undergraduate and not yet in school how do I go about the transcript?,am thinking of applying to open University but confused if it will be accepted??

adigun98:

Thanks alot...please as I am an undergraduate and not yet in school how do I go about the transcript?,am thinking of applying to open University but confused if it will be accepted??

Transcript is usually sent by your school to another school or organization.

OPEN UNIVERSITY IS ALSO ACCEPTABLE

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The next round of admission in Europe opens in November again. Time to prepare your qualifying Docs to apply. Best of luck guys.

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Òkay...briefly you will need TOEFL, degree certificate , international passport and transcript to apply to schools in Germany.


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Just to give you guys an expo.If you are interested in Maths finance,Predictive Analytics,Data management,Fall 2020 is the best time for you guys to apply to APSU.Alot of us will be graduating in May 2020 guys.But make sure you write GRE so that they can consider you for funding first.If you write GRE,you have better chance than others who don't write GRE.

Yes GRE Is acceptable for a lot of courses. However, I'll advise you research your course in the school first before committing finances.

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