Begin your Journey to Studying Abroad

Since you will be shortlisting and applying to various universities, you should begin your application procedure at least a year in advance. This gives you enough time to research various programmes, take study-abroad counselling or coaching, give standardised tests like IELTS, SAT etc., send in your applications and eventually receive your acceptance letters.

The costs of studying abroad is based on factors like the country you wish to study in, the educational qualification you wish to acquire, the universities you apply to etc. However, these can be managed by getting a part-time job in most countries.

Yes, there are numerous countries where students can study for free such as Germany. You can also apply for financial aid, fee waivers and scholarships to ease financial stress in countries that don’t offer free education from the get-go.

Yes, working as a part-time employee whilst studying and full-time during your term break is possible in most countries. Almost every single international student picks up a job on or off campus and can often manage their daily living expenses, rent, outings etc.

With over two decades of experience, Canam Consultants has counselled over 5 million students and processed over 1.1 million applications.