Being an international student can be stressful. Sometimes, it affects your academics because you are in a new environment, and you are probably clueless about the academic requirements in your place of study. Fortunately, you can get mentally prepared for what to expect.
During the past couple of years, the world has witnessed tremendous changes due to the pandemic. People had to work from home, students attend classes online, and it happened all of a sudden that no one had time to prepare for such changes. Some people were more affected than others due to the different circumstances and the way change affected them.
How to prepare to move abroad. When we are preparing for an international assignment, it is common to focus on all the things that must be done, and all the logistics behind a big international move. We tend to put all our attention on what to take with us.
Mistakes expats make (and how to avoid them). As an intercultural psychologist and expat coach, I have heard a lot of people’s experiences about moving abroad. I have narrowed it down to 3 mistakes expats frequently make. I also give some suggestions to deal with the issues so you don't get trapped in them too.
If you like the idea of a career where you can help others and play a proactive part in keeping your community safe from crime, a job as a police officer might be an ideal choice for you. However, the decision to enter a career in the police should never be one that is taken lightly.
Tips to overcome culture shock. You’ve moved to a new country and you're living in a different culture. You might be excited about the new adventure or fearful about what’s ahead. Either way, your life is sure to be filled with new emotions. And let’s be real: how you deal with these emotions will greatly affect how well you adjust to the new culture.
There seems to be an obsession with people putting out websites about 'the ten cheapest countries to retire in', or 'the top ten best countries in the world'. Interesting maybe, but not necessarily very helpful. It isn't a good idea to settle down in a country simply because it's cheap. And what someone else may like, you may hate.
Here’s to our biggest issue yet. Sixteen pages more than our very first edition, and that means something like five more features, created with your lifestyle, and your taste, in mind, and influenced by your opinions and wish lists. Made to order, so to speak!
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