INTERNATIONAL STUDY FORUM

JAPAN 1) The Japanese language is not so difficult! (Really !) It is a cliché to say that the Japanese language is difficult to learn. Of course, kanji (Japanese characters) are as fascinating (to look with curiosity) as "scary" ("how can one read and write that?"). But the facts are there: thousands of students learn to speak Japanese fluently every year. If they succeed, why not you? Language schools in Japan know how to go about it. Follow the guide. Follow the program with diligence and in 1 year, you can also pass the JLPT (the test of Japanese that can be passed around the world) level N2 (which means being bilingual). And to communicate in Japanese requires much more than the linguistic knowledge ... The famous "Non-verbal cues" ... To be able to interpret the non-verbal signs that you give your interlocutors. Exciting - let's face it, sometimes frustrating too . That you will only learn in Japan. Learning at school will make you discover ...

CHINA 1- Impregnation with Chinese culture By studying in China, you will have the opportunity to rub shoulders with the leaders of this country and thus to impregnate you with the key cultural factors of their development and current power. 2- A standard of living lower than that of Europe Unlike Paris, London or New York, the cost of living is relatively low and the price varies by city. For example in Ningbo, with only 700 euros per month, you are fed and housed. 3- Unbeatable Competitive Study Fees You will not believe it. Studies in China are cheaper than those of private universities and business schools in a country like Morocco. A Bachelor's degree in Management and Logistics at the University of Wanli costs about 2300 euros annually. 4- You can benefit from the scholarship China wants to attract the best foreign students to their universities. To do this, it awards scholarships for the most deserving. They can be partial or total. The nature and amount of...

LONDON 5 Reasons Why International Students Love London Between 2011 and 2012 London has attracted 103,000 international students (The Guardian 2015) and while this figure fluctuates from year to year, 67,500 international students for 2013-2014 (The Guardian 2015) the British capital turns out to be the second destination of most popular studies, following the United States, from year to year. Yet there are plenty of reasons why London pops up much more than the United States of America as a study destination, and here are five of the most compelling ones. A diverse culture of cooking, comedy and the queen We could cover a comprehensive manual with the cultural sites and sumptuous cuisine of London, but in order to give you some time to actually study, we have reduced them to only six rewarding cultural experiences in London. A multicultural place for both study and to feel safe London is home to cultures, where the population includes Jamaicans, Nigerians, Chinese, Gh...

SWEDEN 1) Landscapes of Northern Europe Be it small colorful wooden houses or landscapes of wild nature, you will necessarily take full eyes. It's always better to study in a nice setting 2) The sauna Who says Sweden says Sauna, wooden huts heated between 70 and 100 ° C. It's a little national sport (and we're really sweating for the moment ^^). It's already fun at the base but I can assure you that after a day spent in the cold (-32 ° C in Lapland for example), it's really the best invention in the world. You will find it easily in hotels, in some student residences or in the city in which one can thus go free. There was even one in my university. 3) To progress in English but not only This is often one of the reasons that drives us to study abroad. In Sweden, although the national language is not English but Swedish, everyone speaks it (from the 12 year old to the 65 year old). The reason is simple, on TV movies are in VO (with subtitles) and the boo...

FRANCE Administrative procedures There is a clear difference between students who come to study in elite schools and those who do their studies at a less famous university. For high school students, it is often the administrations that take care of visas and other papers for the student can come to study in France. For those who are in public universities, it is the responsibility of the student to take care of his residence permit. Long and complicated, the steps are not facilitated by the French administration but it still has some positive points compared to Maghreb administrations. "Everything can be done online. No need to queue for hours, all services of the French administration are on the internet. This is not the case in Tunisia where the administrations are open only from 8am to 11am "exclaims Rostom Gharbi, a student in engineering school in Paris. Scholarships In Morocco and Tunisia, students receive scholarships to study abroad. In Algeria, some scholar...