We may receive compensation when you click on links to products from our partners. For more information, please see our disclosure policy. Job hunting is rarely ever fun. More often than not, it’s a series of dead ends, disappointments, and job interviews you thought went well, but did not. Sometimes along the way, many people … Read more
In a world that often prioritizes appearances and superficial qualities, genuinely decent individuals stand out for their rare and admirable traits. These qualities, rooted in emotional intelligence, resilience, and authenticity, shape how they interact with others and navigate life’s challenges. A truly decent woman embodies a blend of empathy and strength, creating meaningful connections while … Read more
Morning On Thursday, I only have one class, which is a nice break from my busier days. I get to campus around 9:30 am, grab my iced coffee, and settle into my International Business class at 10 am. Today, we’re covering global markets and trade policies, but my mind is already drifting to our group project for … Read more
Sleep deprivation is more than just a simple inconvenience; it’s a chronic issue that affects millions of people and can lead to serious health problems. Yet, there are some individuals who constantly find themselves burning the midnight oil, caught in an endless cycle of insufficient rest. But why do they struggle to get the rest … Read more
Student Ambassador Francis Oduor shares his journey of adapting to a new country, overcoming homesickness, and embracing new opportunities. From challenges to amazing experiences, he’s thriving in Ireland! I am Francis Oduor, a Kenyan student studying for a Bachelor’s in Business Studies at Independent College. I was elected as a student ambassador in Ireland, and … Read more
Why a UK Student Visa Matters for Indian Students To study in the UK, you must apply for a Student Route Visa, which was previously known as the Tier 4 (General) Student Visa. This visa permits Indian students to pursue full-time studies at recognized institutions for courses lasting longer than six months. Typically, the processing … Read more
Most people who choose the wrong career path fall into what I call the “first job that comes along” syndrome. It’s a classic mistake where you’re so relieved to land a job that you don’t pause to think about whether it’s a good fit. Raise your hand if you’ve ever taken a job simply because … Read more
Last Updated on October 21, 2024 The PTE (Pearson Test of English) is a vital assessment for non-native English speakers aspiring to study or work in English-speaking countries. Among its various components, the PTE Repeat Sentence task stands out as a significant challenge that tests your listening skills, memory, and pronunciation. In this comprehensive guide, … Read more
The teenage brain is an enigma that has baffled teachers for centuries. The ‘Maths in Context’ workshop by Christine Watson instantly captured my attention with the quote “The teenage brain isn’t motivated by what happens in the future like exams, jobs, or buying a house. Find out what motivates them now”. The workshop challenged us … Read more
Ending a great day of getting to know fellow scholars and alumni, the final Maths Scholars Celebration workshop was ‘Representation Matters’ by Aidan Gollaglee (Maths Hub Lead for London South East Plus Hub). Scholars were first asked to calculate 22 x 32 using 21 x 31 = 651. With many of us employing the distributive … Read more