Based on the QS World University Rankings 2024, France and Canada boast 35 and 31 top universities, respectively. Additionally, as of 2023, Canada issued 579,075 student permits, while France approved 4,000 applications from Indian students. This data underscores the appeal of both France and Canada as premier destinations for Indian students. If you’re struggling to … Read more
The Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) is a key part of the admissions process for many top business schools worldwide. Used by over 2,400 universities across 114 countries and offered at more than 600 test centres globally, the GMAT is a crucial measure of how well potential students might perform in business school. So, how … Read more
Moving abroad requires strong English skills; a good IELTS score demonstrates your ability to speak, write, and understand the language effectively. These skills are essential for integrating into the community of an English-speaking country. Over 3 million students will take the IELTS exam every year. The IELTS exam is divided into three types: Academic, General … Read more
A Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC) is a savings plan for international students planning to study in Canada. The GIC was established to ensure that these students have adequate financial resources for their time in Canada. By mandating a GIC, the Canadian government can be assured that students possess enough funds to cover their living costs … Read more
Engineers are among the highest-paid professionals. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median annual wage for engineers in May 2023 was $91,420, significantly higher than the overall median of $48,060. The field is expected to grow faster than average, with nearly 188,000 job openings annually from 2022 to 2032. Many students are … Read more
Today’s job search is challenging enough without the added worry of applying to a fake employer. Similarly, companies face the risk of hiring a fraudulent job seeker or an employee who might share the company’s private data with a deceitful coworker. Scammers are escalating their identity theft schemes to unprecedented levels. Scammers disguise themselves as fake employers, recruiters, career coaches, HR executives, employees, and job candidates. … Read more
by Amber Rolfe Not big on commitment? Try temping… Whether they’re covering maternity leave or sabbaticals, or they’ve been hired to provide extra support during busy periods (from the Christmas rush and seasonal sales, to redevelopments and big projects), temp workers offer a flexible helping hand in a wide range of industries. To help you … Read more
Written by Niklas Gamble (University of Minnesota), Student Correspondent for CET Taiwan, Summer 2024 Throughout the years, the world has become so much more interconnected than it used to be. I am prone to comparing this experience to the last longer-term international stay I had many years ago in Japan. Technology wasn’t exactly at the level that it … Read more
A reminder that it’s okay too slow down and take a moment. When studying abroad, it seems that there is always something on the schedule. Which, of course, makes sense when you have a limited time in the city and want to make the most of your trip. And while making sure to pack your … Read more
First Cohort of Finalists under National Challenge Fund Announced to Advance Prototyping Activities The first cohort of finalists under the National Challenge Fund, managed by Science Foundation Ireland (SFI), has been announced today by Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, Patrick O’Donovan, TD. Nine research teams from various Irish universities will … Read more