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We live in an ever-changing world, where we have so many courses choices whether its a Business, Arts, Science, Engineering, Computer Science degree. The statistics show that most 17, 18 year old do not know (approx. 80% of students) graduate from high school and have no clue what university course they wish to study. Some […]

We are reaching the time of the year where parents are planning or preparing their children to go to summer schools in Australia, U.K., USA etc.  Top tips for studying abroad in summer: Top benefits for studying abroad over summer Most importantly go out and have FUN! If you’re interested in learning more about SEA’s services, contact

Are you an entrepreneur? Global Researcher? Other globally talented Individual? You can be considered for a National Innovation Visa, which is a Permanent Residency visa  Global Researcher or thought leaders are people considered to have:  – National research grants – Recent keynote conferences – Recognised intellectual property – Current earning above the national threshold – PhD with high H1 in

As summer holidays approach, parents are asking the question what activities can my child do? Here, we provide a brief overview of some summer holiday camps that are happening this summer.Remember, if your child is going for an assessment for secondary school or considering to study abroad, it is best to choose a summer camp

IELTS benefits  – Recognised world-wide– Can be used for study and migration purposes– Gives you choice to be able to do a test paper as opposed to on the computer– Simple scoring – there’s an individual test score, anyone scoring above 7 is a proficient user of English PTE benefits – Quick exam results– Universally accepted, but not widely recognised– Computer based– AI

These days there are many degree choices for students to choose between. One way students can narrow down the list is by attending an information session run by the university or their representative in Hong Kong. Information sessions provide students with a list of courses that are on offer from that university, a chance to

As we enter examination season, we compile a top 10 tips for success for students undertaking the International Baccalaureate Diploma and A Level exams.  1. Set yourself a study timetable and stick to it  2. Practice past exam questions 3. Take notes and revisit those notes before your exams 4. Ask your teachers to check your answers to make

Increasingly, we are seeing students being interested in studying the allied health sciences including physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy etc. Generally, occupational therapists need to complete a Bachelor of Applied Science (Occupational Therapy) and must also have an IELTS score of overall 7. University of Sydney currently requires HKDSE score of 20, IB Diploma score

Increasingly, we are seeing a trend of students staying Hong Kong as it is not financially viable to move overseas. There are a range of options available to students, the most important thing to note is international students are considered “non-JUPAS students”. These are students who have undertaken the International Baccalaureate, Advanced Placement AP, A-Level etc.  For