Study Abroad link you through to accommodation through the university or college that you have opted to study at. Mostly it is shared accommodation facilities where you need to share a room with a fellow student. If you opt for single room, it cost you more; yet the decision is yours.

Mostly universities have dorms facilitated with furniture and other needful such as fully equipped kitchen, dining hall etc.

When a student is totally familiar with the environment and established with studies, part-time work and contacts, they tend to move to accommodations on their own suiting their own needs as well.

IN GENERAL

Adjusting to a new culture, foreign language, new foods and traditions are sometimes nerve-wracking and also exciting.  During the stages of adjustment, experiencing culture shock that has so much to encounter can be devastating. New people and differences may be irritating or frustrating for some students while most of the students would look forward to these changes. However homesick can be common to all for sometime.

You will have to do you laundry, cook your food and keep your studies on track probably while working part-time as well. It is all about facing all that with interest; have friends, do chores at rosters and do collective work such as cooking and cleaning.

Learning to have friends, discovering student life abroad with cultures and traditions, opportunities will make you eventually feel comfortable that you will not want to return home 🙂

MAKE IT WORK IF YOU FEEL LOST AT THE BEGINNING

Participate in orientation meetings

Universities/Collages will arrange orientation meeting a few days before the semester begins. This is a great way to meet your fellow students and to get an introduction to your university. Make sure you participate in the social life around you. It is also highly recommended to join sports clubs or other unions that interest you.

Socialize

 Just like having the interest to become friends with local students, you need to befriend international students too as they understand you better. International students also make interest in establishing new social circles of friends while local students have their social network with studies, work, family and friends already. Your attention on socializing all makes things easier and interesting.

Keeping in touch with family, friends are important just the way you prioritize making your social life in the new country.

Create a blog

 Sharing your experience with friends is very important. Create a blog at http://www.offexploring.com / Kilroy etc. to get started with. You can also find blogs from other students abroad and many more..

IELTS Class schedule

Friday – 1.30pm to 4.30pm
Saturday – 2.00pm to 5.00pm

Please reserve your seat faster as we recruit only 10 students in a class in order to provide individual attention on each student to support them achieve intended scores. For reservations please call,

• Marketing : +94 772 813 916  |  +94 772 813 916  |  +94 112 813 816
• Hotline : +94 112 813 816  |  +94 112 813 916

Students can register for classes that are scheduled to be commenced monthly. For more information, please contact Study Abroad Office.

Students registering for study abroad programs at Study Abroad will be given priority

Total fee is inclusive of study materials

Small number of students in each class is due to reasons of providing personal attention to each student. We support you to achieve the required level of score..