International students who are pregnant, married or bring their families over: basic regulations
Who can still bring their spouse and children to study abroad in the UK, Canada, Australia, or the US? Summary of dependent regulations and what to do during pregnancy and marriage.
Studying abroad: how to study, take exams and avoid plagiarism
Guide international students to familiarize themselves with the international academic environment: how to study, write essays, take exams, cite sources, use AI responsibly and avoid plagiarism and cheating.
Find housing while studying abroad: dormitory, homestay or shared rental
Compare dormitories, homestays, student housing and shared rentals when studying abroad: costs, level of independence, registration time, deposit and notes for safe renting.
Working part-time while studying abroad: hour limits, salary and legal notes
Summary of regulations for working part-time while studying abroad in popular countries: visa hour limits, minimum wage, employee benefits and mistakes that cause international students to lose their visas.
First day at school: orientation and things to do
Orientation week determines whether you start the school year smoothly or awkwardly. This article summarizes things to do, documents to bring and mandatory obligations for international students.
Personal financial management for international students: create a monthly budget
Guide international students to create a monthly budget: list income and expenses, allocate by group, create an emergency fund, use a separate account and habits to help avoid "going broke".
Make a job application in English when studying abroad
How to write a correct CV/résumé and cover letter in English for each country so that international students can apply for part-time jobs, internships and post-graduation jobs.
Staying in touch with family while studying abroad: tools and habits
Regular contact helps international students stay mentally strong and helps their parents feel secure. The article suggests tools, call schedules based on time zones, and communication plans in case of problems.
Safety when studying abroad: avoiding scams and common risks
International students are a common target of scammers. This article summarizes common techniques, ways to protect yourself and what to do immediately when an incident occurs.
Culture shock when studying abroad and how to overcome it
Learn about the stages of culture shock when studying abroad, situations that can easily shock Vietnamese students, and how to adapt healthily, even when returning home.