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tips for international students to deal with homesickness

Try these next time you feel homesick

If you’re an international student or have been one, you must know how it feels to miss all the special moments happening back home. Your nephew’s first smile, your best friend’s wedding, your mom’s special food during the holidays. The intensity of homesickness may fade, but people are sometimes surprised to find it may never […]

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grocery full of home for international students in canada

A grocery basket full of home

Being away from home can sharpen your cooking skill because often you may want to try cooking a traditional dish from your home country. It is necessary to have ingredients purchased from a grocery store selling food from that particular culture.  Toronto’s ethnic diversity is constantly evolving as Canada’s demographics undergo profound changes due to […]

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virtual learning

Adjusting to virtual learning

The remote learning that we started as an emergency last year will probably remain as the main method of learning until a certain period of time. We understand how daunting it can be for some people especially when you have experienced any of these challenges below during your recent virtual classes:  Technical issues. Distractions and […]

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top 5 tips on adjusting to a new country

Top 5 tips on adjusting to a new country

Coming to another country is not easy, it is natural to be nervous thinking about how you will adapt here. You thought that you might get a little bit lost but worry not, in this article, we’ll tell you some tips that will help you adjust to a new country as an international student!  1.Adopt […]

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Top 5 things to research before studying abroad

The top 5 things to research before studying abroad

Studying abroad is one of the most exciting chapters of a student’s life. It is a unique experience that provides the perfect opportunity to travel, meet new friends, learn a new language, and, of course, obtain a world-class education. For some, however, moving to another country isn’t an easy transition and there are challenges along […]

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essential skills for college students

8 essential skills for college students

Success at college requires a diverse set of skills and it’s not as simple as being a good student in high school and continuing that on to college. It’s no that you should disregard what has got you here but there is much that needs to be added as in higher learning more is expected of […]

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common packing mistakes when travel abroad

7 mistakes to avoid when packing to study abroad​

You’ve sent off your applications, bagged a place at your chosen university and have already started to plan life beyond your arrival. But before the fun begins, you need to transport your worldly possessions across land and sea so you have everything you need to make you feel at home. Simple, you say? Well, you […]

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Benefits of moving to Toronto for international students

8 benefits of moving to Toronto as an international student

If you are considering to become an international student, one of the best places you can move to is Toronto, Canada. The city offers a multitude of possibilities for learning, self-discovery, and building your personal and professional networks. Here are the highlights of what to expect when you decide to pursue your international studies in […]

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soft skills to have

The soft skills that all international students need to know

What are soft skills and why are they important, especially to international students? Soft skills, by definition, are personal attributes that enable someone to interact effectively and harmoniously with other people. Jobs nowadays are very different from the previous generation and to truly succeed, you’ll need much more than just academic achievements to land a […]

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International students in Canada

International students in Canadian economy

Let’s start with some statistics! Canada ranks fourth in international student population behind USA, United Kingdom, and China. Federal Government data shows that Canada had fewer than 500,000 international students at the end of 2017. Between 2008 and 2016, the number of international students studying in Canada increased by 87.0%! The student population has nearly […]

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