You don’t have to, but it is a very good idea too, for obvious reasons. If you study in your own country, you will miss out on so many opportunities to practice your English.
Monthly Archive for July, 2008
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Again, this a tricky question to answer and is most commonly answered with ‘it depends’. There are many different factors that influence how long it will take you to learn English.
The best thing you can do is to get some advice. You need to think about your reasons for studying English: do you want to make friends, go to university, or perhaps to get a better job?
There are many great reasons why you should be learning English. You’d be joining over 700 million English as second language speakers across the world.
How long is a piece of string, as the English like to say! Of course, this is a tricky question and no one knows the answer.
We know how tough it can be to write a supporting statement for university. It is your one opportunity to really show off to the university admissions officer.
Experience is everything, as they say, so we’d like to share ours with you! We’ve spoken with many international students to get there feedback on a wide range of issues.
There is so much to do, see and discover in London. In fact, Greater London is Europe’s largest city in terms of area, covering more than a huge 1600 km2 and it is of no surprise that there is so much to do in London, England’s capital.
It was announced this month that any foreign student in the UK with a student visa for a particular course will now be able to change courses or even universities.