Nancy Ng studied at UNSW

People say that college life in foreign countries is very easy. In fact, it is not. Personal experience: basically, seven days a week are working days, and homework is one after another. Sometimes even a few dues a week. It is very fulfilling. However, even if I am busy, I will not regret my decision to study abroad at that time. Thanks for Gini's help, helping me get to UNSW.

Student name: Nancy Ng
Country of study: Australia
School: UNSW
Course: Year 1
Graduation consultant: Gini Chung
Office: Mongkok

Nancy Ng UNSW

Chan Hei Yeunh applied for Foundation

Britain is different from Hong Kong. Britain has a good learning environment. This is an unforgettable experience for me. Stephy is very good. Thank you.

Student name: Chan Hei Yeunh
Graduation consultant: Stephy Ho
Country of study: United Kingdom
Office: Mong Kok, Mong Kok
School: MPW
Course: Foundation

Chan Hei Yeunh Foundation

Man Ho Henry Lee applied for qut

First of all, the pace of life in Australia is much slower than that in Hong Kong. Even office workers are very relaxed. Secondly, local people are good friends with foreigners. However, if they get used to the life in Hong Kong, it will be difficult to adapt at first. Especially if you don't live in the urban area, it may be inconvenient. In addition, it is expensive to eat and drink outside. It is OK to cook once in a while. Usually, it is more economical to cook by yourself. In terms of reading, the study is definitely easier than in Hong Kong. The lecturers are dedicated to teaching. In summary, life in Australia is very happy.

Student name: Man Ho Henry Lee
Country of study: Australia, Mozhou
School: Queensland University of Technology
Course: Year 1
College counselor: Carol Ho
Office: Tsuen Wan

Man Ho Henry Lee qut