We provide the pre-departure briefing which helps you to have an idea of the essentials to be kept in mind before you fly to your dream destination. Our 'Pre-Departure Booklet' covers all the aspects of travel and the initial period of stay pertaining to the various nations.
We also conduct sessions from time to time to make you aware of the immigration process and give a pre-view of a student's life in foreign countries.
You get a chance to meet our alumni from numerous universities worldwide who help you to have an overview of the lifestyle and culture in different countries and continents. You can also meet other students going abroad through us so that you can develop a sense of bonding if you're moving to the same place.
Our pre-departure sessions will help you navigate personal and cultural growth opportunities while you’re abroad
Here’s advice we’ll give you at pre-departure sessions
What to pack?
Being organised when you are packing will save you a lot of time and hassle in your new country. That’s why we help you with a ready checklist to refer before leaving India.
Arrival in a new country
So you just landed in the new host city, now what? In our sessions, we’ll guide you about the immigration checks, customs control and how to reach your campus from the airport conveniently.
Banking and foreign exchange
one of the first things on your to-do list when you arrive in your new study country will be setting up a bank account. Having a local bank account will ensure that you have easy access to your money to pay for your accommodation, tuition fees and living expenses. It also allows your employer to deposit your remuneration into your account if you choose to work during or post studies. We’ll help you with the steps you need to take in order to get started with your finances in a new city.
Insights into the local culture
It helps to have some knowledge of the local culture and customs before arriving in your study country. This eases your transition into the community and helps you interact with your new classmates more effectively. Half of the fun of going abroad is learning about the things people from other cultures do differently. We’ll tell you all about the culture, activities, life as a local, and even some colloquial terms that’ll come handy in your new city.
Student life in your new country
When you study abroad, you’ll need to adjust to a new learning environment along with getting used to new cultural norms as a student. Our sessions will brief you about different learning styles, classroom environments and expectations.
