Studying abroad
What document do students usually need to apply to a foreign university?
An application form
What document do you need to travel to most foreign countries?
A passport
What do we call a person who works in another country?
A foreign worker
What is culture?
The traditions, beliefs, customs and lifestyle of a group of people.
What is the opposite of "abroad"?
At home / in one's own country
What is a scholarship?
Financial support for students to study.
What is the difference between a tourist and a traveller?
A tourist usually visits places for holidays; a traveller may explore different places and cultures more deeply.
What is a CV used for?
To present your education, skills and work experience when applying for a job.
What does "culture shock" mean?
Feeling confused or uncomfortable because of unfamiliar cultural differences
What does "settle down" mean?
To start living permanently in a place
Name two things students should prepare before studying abroad.
Passport, visa, certificates, language test, etc
What is the name of the document that allows you to enter a foreign country, and is usually placed in your passport?
A visa
Why is learning the local language useful when working abroad?
It helps with communication, work and everyday life
Give two examples of cultural differences between countries.
Food, greetings, clothing, traditions, personal space, etc.
What is the meaning of "homesickness
Feeling sad because you miss your home and family
A student studies in another country for one semester and then returns home. What is this programme often called
Exchange programme
Why should you learn a few basic words before visiting a foreign country
To communicate with local people and ask for help
Imagine you get two job offers abroad. One pays more, but the other offers better working conditions. What should you consider before choosing
Salary, working hours, safety, benefits, contract and career opportunities.
You are invited to dinner in a country where people usually remove their shoes before entering a home. What should you do
Respect the local custom and remove your shoes
Explain the difference between "immigration" and "emigration".
Immigration means entering another country to live there; emigration means leaving your own country to live elsewhere.
You receive admission from a foreign university, but you cannot afford the tuition fee. What are two possible solutions?
Apply for scholarships or financial aid; find a university with lower tuition fees.
What do we call a place where passengers wait for their flights?
Departure lounge
You are working in another country but u don't know the local language. Tell one of the main disadvantages of this.
Limited career growth; Social isolation; Exploitation and unfair treatment; Safety risks; Communication barriers
You move abroad and notice that people have different opinions, traditions and lifestyles. How can you adapt without losing your own identity?
Respect local culture, stay open-minded, learn new customs and maintain your own values
Complete the sentence: "Although moving abroad can be challenging, it gives people an opportunity to step out of their ______ and become more independent."
Comfort zone