Georgia is a country in the Caucasus region of Eurasia. Located at the crossroads the of Western Asia and Eastern Europe, it is bounded to the west by the Black Sea, to the north by Russia, to the south by Turkey and Armania, and to the southeast by Azerbaijan. The capital and the largest city is Tbilisi. Georgia covers a territory of 69,700 square kilometres (26,911 sq mi), and its population is almost 5 million. The official language of Georgia is ‘Georgian’, however majority of the young generation speak English. Georgia is a unitary, semi-presidential republic, with the government elected through a representative democracy.
Georgia is a member of the United Nations, The Council of Europe, The GUAM Organization for Democracy and Economic Development, World Trade Organization, Organization of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation, Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), The Community of Democratic Choice and The Asian Development Bank. The country aspires to join NATO and the European Union (EU). The process of becoming a member of the EU has just been signed on 27th July 2014.
Georgia is one of the most exciting and stimulating countries in the world. A mix of modern and traditional lifestyle. Georgia has a history of culture dated back to thousands of years. Georgia has her own official language called Georgian; however, many world’s major languages such as English, Russian, Azerbaijan etc are spoken here also. Every religious, cultural, social and political group is represented and the diversity of its people is one of Georgia’s major strengths.
Georgia also has a distinctive mission that continues the tradition of its well established universities which have well equipped facilities that are eminent abroad to achieve their full potential education for personal development.
ADVANTAGES OF STUDYING IN GEORGIA
· No TOEFL/IELTS
· No Bank Balance required
· No Property Valuation
· Visa 100% Guaranteed (No Embassy Interview for Visa).
· Quality Education.
· Globally Recognized Courses (EUROPEAN COUNCIL, UNESCO, WHO etc.)
· Cost effective.
· European Life Standard.
· Worldwide Acceptance of Georgian Method of Teaching.
· English Medium of Instruction.
· Better Job Prospects.
· Emphasis on Practical Aspects in Teaching.
· Outstanding International Faculties.
· Chances of Permanent Residence & Settlement in Europe after completion of study program.
Top Universities we have partnership with in Georgia(English Medium)
We have a strong partnership directly with the following top Universities in Georgia.
1. University of Georgia.
2. International Black Sea University.
3. Tbilisi State Medical University.
4. Tbilisi Medical Academy.
5. David Tvildiani Medical University.
6. New Vision University
6. New Vision University
7. Akaki Tsereteli State University.
1. UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA
The University of Georgia remains one of the best institutions in Georgia and in the whole of Caucasus region. It is located in the heart of Tbilisi, the capital city of Georgia. It prides itself as having one of the best learning environments for both Georgian citizens and international students equally. The University of Georgia operates the same European standard of education and curriculum. No doubt it remains one of the best international friendly institutions in Georgia.
2. TBILISI STATE MEDICAL UNIVERSITY
Tbilisi State Medical University was solemnly opened on 8th of February, 1918. It is one of the best Medical Universities in Europe. Tbilisi State Medical University has a diverse profile of international activities in both research and education. The international relations at the University became more active since 1995, when the English medium division of the Faculty of Medicine was launched at the University. Currently the Medical University has a worldwide network of cultural and economic relations. The University has bilateral cooperation agreements with numerous partner institutions around the world.
3. DAVID TVILDIANI MEDICAL UNIVERSITY
David Tvildiani Medical University is today the best medical university in Georgia. Formerly known as AIETI Medical School, David Tvildiani Medical University was founded in 1992. The first non –governmental higher medical education institution in Georgia. DTMU is included in a number of many world medical bodies such as WHO AVICENNA Directory for medicine, it is a member of the Association for Medical Education in Europe (AMEE), Association of Medical Schools in Europe (AMSE) and Organization for PhD Education in Biomedicine and Health Sciences in the European System (ORPHEUS). One of the main objectives of DTMU is to train students for the United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) and other board exams like PLAB, MCI etc. A large number of the graduates have already completed or are currently doing their residency or are working as physicians in prominent USA and European Universities and clinics. Others are working in research centers in USA, Germany, Britain, Sweden and in other countries around the world.
4. AKAKI TSERETELI STATE UNIVERSITY
Akaki Tsereteli State University is located in a city of ancient history and rich cultural traditions. Akaki Tsereteli State University has won an outstanding academic reputation for excellent educating and upbringing generations of Georgian people. Since its foundation, more than 17 thousand students have graduated from the University. Among them are the well-known statesmen, politicians, scientists, writers, the representatives of cultural and educational fields, sportsmen and others. Akaki Tsereteli State University is ranked 3rd best Medical University in Georgia. It is also ranked among the first class schools by the World Health Organization (W.H.O).
5. UNIVERSITY OF GEOMEDI
The University provides the students with the high quality education based on the theoretical knowledge and skills and ensures the graduates with competences necessary for their success in their future career. Lots of the former graduates have succeeded in their medical careers working at the best clinics in Georgia and abroad. Students who successfully graduated from the University will be provided the employment at the University Clinic and its departments. The educational programs and student assessment are based on the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS). This University is rated among the best Universities in Europe.
Programs in English Medium include:
· Medicine
· Pharmacy
· Dentistry
· Nursing
· Engineering
· International Relations
· Business and Administration (BBA)
· Computer Science/Engineering
E.T.C
School fee ranges from $3,500 per year depending on the program.
Higherway Educational Consultants has successfully taken over 100 students to study in Georgia within the past one year alone and over 600 students since we have been in this business. We are in full partnership with these institutions. We have registered with the Georgian government and are eligible to bring in students for studies. We understand the processes from start to finish. So, let’s work your way to one of the Europe’s fastest growing countries.
Finally please note that there are no jobs for foreigners in Georgia and even in the entire Eastern Europe. Higherway Educational Consultants is in full partnership with Georgian-African Education Alliance so we are speaking out of experience and out of what we know. Many other agents might not tell you this truth.
Higherway Educational Consultants is always there to serve you!
Poland is
a country in the Central Europe. It is bordered by Germany to the west; the Czech Republic and Slovakia to the south; Ukraine and Belarus to
the east; and the Baltic Sea, Kalininrad Oblast (a Russian exclave) and Lithuania to the north. The total area of Poland is 312,679 square kilometres
(120,726 sq mi), making it
the 71st largest country in the
world and the 9th largest in Europe. With a population of over
38.5 million people, Poland is
the 34th most populous country in
the world, the sixth most populous
member of the European Union, and the most populous post-communist member of the European Union. Poland is a unitary
state divided into 16 administrative
subdivisions.
Capital of Poland is Warsaw.
The official language is Polish. Though many
citizens especially the young generation ones speak English.
Ethnic groups in Poland include: Polish, Silesian,
Belarusian, German, Ukrainian, Kashubian and a few others.
Poland practices the parliamentary system of
government and uses Zloty (PLN) as its
currency.
WHY DO I HAVE TO STUDY IN POLAND?
The advantages of studying in Poland are numerous.
We give you a few of them.
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Studying in Poland gives you a European
Union degree at a low cost. Polish schools compete
with each other not only to provide a wide variety of high quality courses, but
also in offering attractive tuition fees.
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Polish schools are subject to the regulations of
the Bologna Process that unifies education in the
European Union and in program partnering countries. This means that your degree
obtained in Poland is recognized internationally and opens doors to your
further education in all the countries participating in the Bologna Process.
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Choosing Poland as your study destination, you not
only go for a broad selection of courses, majors and specializations but
most importantly you get the opportunity to join the best! Polish Medical
graduates are twice over world champions in medical practice. Our Information
Technology graduates also belong to the world league.
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Poland is a European Union country, yet the living
cost are still lower than anywhere else in Europe.
This means lower tuition fees and cheaper student life!
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Poland is a dynamic country. Life in Poland is
exciting, having one of the best standard of living for students in Europe.
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Poland is a country where the culture of East and
West cross. On one day, in Podlasie Region, you can find the traces of the
eastern cultures of the Tartars, Crimean Karaites, Russian Orthodox Old
Believers, while on another you can enjoy western culture in the cities like Wroclaw or Krakow.
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The geographical positioning of Poland makes it an
interesting place for explorers. If you would like to combine your studies with travelling, Poland
is a perfect home base for you! It takes only two hours by plane to visit Rome,
Oslo, London or Moscow, and a bit longer to reach Paris or Athens.
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Poland is a safe country. We
have one of the lowest crime rates in Europe. As in every place in the world,
you need to use your common sense, yet you can be assured there are always
municipal police and city guards to help you if need be.
OUR STUDENTS
Higherway Educational Consultants has sent over 48 students currently
studying in Poland alone. Majority of them are medical students while a number
of other students are in the management and Information Technology. Higherway
Educational Consultant partners with just four major universities in Poland.
They are:
· University
of Gdansk
· University
of Lodz
· University
of Silesia, and
· Nicolaus
Copernicus University
So do not worry about being alone in Poland. We
have our own oversea student
centers in cities
where we have our partnering universities. We guarantee professional and modern
service, based on the experience and expertise of our staff. We will guide you
through a University’s enrollment process and help you get a student visa in the Polish consulate in your country. You can
depend on us when it comes to other formalities on arrival, including
organizing a Student Card that
gives you permission to study and work. Let us work your way today to Poland to study
your dream course in any of the Universities.
Higherway Educational Consultants is always there to serve you!
Education is a fundamental right for everyone and key to the future of any country. Education has its price everywhere—but the only thing more expensive than investing in education is not investing in education. Inadequate education produces high costs for society in terms of public spending, crime, health, and economic growth. No country can afford to leave too many of its children behind and not to help them achieve the competencies needed for a self-fulfilled life in economic independence.
But the main challenges in education differ across countries and continents. The industrialized world faces the impacts of demographic change, such as a shortage of skilled labour and ageing societies. Emerging countries need to respond to increasing demand in education. And in some parts of the world, it is still not a given that every child has the right to go to school—and, hence, a big share of the population cannot read and write.
Despite these differences, there are common challenges. For example, the "inheritance of educational status" is a global problem: people's education achievement largely depends on their socioeconomic background and the educational status of their parents. Although some countries provide more equal opportunities than others, it remains a challenge everywhere to improve the chances of those children lost to inadequate education.
But education budgets are limited, especially in times of economic downturn. Thus, it is worth comparing countries that have decreased and augmented their education budgets during the crisis—and evaluating the consequences of these decisions. If, on the one hand, investments in education are vital and, on the other hand, budget constraints restrict the available resources, investments should be as effective as possible. The question then is: where does it make sense to invest most in education?
Researchers generally agree that investing in early education has the highest returns. As the Nobel laureate James Heckman has shown, early investments enhance equal opportunities and higher achievement at the same time. How can this be applied to education financing structures in different countries? And given the fact that early childhood education is often very costly for parents while school education is usually free, what should be the financial contribution that families make to the education of their children?
An alternative view of investments in education is that they should be higher where the problems are greatest: that would mean greater effort to tackle inadequate education and more money for programs for children who are lagging behind. Research shows that inadequate education is a problem for the whole of society—even the elites—and that everyone benefits from minimizing the number of low-educated people. Is it possible to invest in more quality in education? What form of qualification will produce the best teachers and pedagogues? And what mechanisms should be used to allocate resources?
Education remains one of the most important duties of any individual, family or government: it is a public responsibility to provide access to high quality education for everyone. Therefore, family or government investments need to ensure a good educational environment for their wards and citizens alike.
WHY IS EDUCATION SO IMPORTANT?
The importance of education cannot be over emphasized. For any individual, family or government who want to be all lifelong free from poverty, education is the answer. Education is a rope that can carry us to greatness. And why do you have to be educated or invest in education? We give you some of the reasons.
1. THE SOCIETY: We live in an ever progressing and developing society. Education in this society is not only a demarcation of the wealthy and poor but also of the uneducated and educated. Your reputation and social image is dependent on your educational qualifications. More than your salary, caste, creed or religion, people care about your degree for it demarks you from the rest. Society is also a cluster of different people, to deal with each we need knowledge of the system as well as our rights and duties which is only taught to us through different mediums of education. This helps us become a member of the society we live in and participate actively in the changes and development required in the society.
2. THE DIFFERENCE: For education also makes us gain the knowledge of differentiating between different aspects of work, life and curriculum. For a person who isn’t educated he/she cannot discriminate as to when he is being fooled or when the stats are true. Country works on a certain curriculum, to follow those routes like in banks, government offices and day to day needs we need to be educated so that no one can hoax us with their knowledge. Your way of talking, perception and interaction in a social gathering shall always stand out compared to the one who is illiterate.
3. NOBODY CAN FOOL YOU: The lower class of the society is often faced with the issue of not being literate like those who are more privileged, living in urban dynasties. Hence often the selfish urban tend to use the innocence and illiteracy of the uneducated in their favour. Often we come across cases where the farmers sign across wrong papers and have to face long life penalty for giving their land to someone else. This is only because the farmer is illiterate and hence can be easily fooled by words. Whereas an educated person is smart enough to demarcate the cunningness of those around and is less probable to be shot by such cases.
4. INDEPENDENCE: Education makes your growth optimum and helps you become independent to start your own life. It makes you reliable on your instincts and knowledge to take the right decision that does not harm your image and respect. An independent thought process is developed when your brain is open to all the forms of life and knowledge about how advanced the world has become and you witness the improvement in lifestyle. This makes you create your own mentality rather than being a hard follower of your ancestors it also gives you a broader outlook towards life and your career.
5. KNOWLEDGE: Education makes you knowledgeable; it makes you stand tall in a discussion and participate enthusiastically with no shame of going dumb. Knowledge makes you aware, potentially updated and also open minded. A person who lacks knowledge is considered to be foolish and regarded as either a learner or an illiterate. Though knowledge might turn against you if not used in the best of intentions and calibre.
6. STABILITY: When you are educated, you will get a job easily. A career can be established by your credits and achievements in the educational field. This not only makes you independent but also helps you create a living. Stability comes when you are on your own, this cannot be achieved until you can excel in all forms and fields with a rigorous effort on scrubbing your calibre. We are all blank frames until and unless a drawing is not drawn, the frame shall remain unnoticed and blank. If it is a good image, carefully drawn, specialized by critics the final result shall be explicit compared to rough drawings done by an inexperienced artist. Hence to be stable and be valued by the world we need education. Education will support our endeavour and also speak on our behalf of our credits.
7. LIVING: For a living, it has become mandatory for a citizen to be educated. Not only they are termed as barriers or qualifications to cross before coming in for an interview, but education also decides your performance in an interview. An educated person is aware of his surroundings and therefore can give explicit answers to questions asked whereas an illiterate might not be able to comprehend the questions that shall be bombarded on him. Moreover to apply for a job, the educational qualifications of a student act as the eligibility criteria before the student is able to fill an application. Education opens to the world of our own where we can earn and form a living for ourselves.
8. SENSE OF RIGHT AND WRONG: To know if you are right, you would have to know WHAT IS RIGHT? If we go by terms of what people say there will be a huge confusion in our understanding, leading us to unwanted and fraud situations. This can only be corrected or check if we are educated enough to not be waved away. When a small child is given a toffee, he/she accepts it without understanding its ingredients, taste or what it might do to their health. Though if the same toffee is given to an educated person, he/she can sense the difference by checking their ingredients, taste or smell. This is because experience and education has made them aware of the difference between right and wrong.
9. WISDOM: Education is often compared with wisdom. A person who is educated has wisdom and knowledge. Wisdom to know what is correct and knowledge to reason it. Wisdom acts as the stepping stone during a person’s growth. A matured person is often considered to have more wisdom than a teenager because he/she has faced the cons of life and come out with experience that makes him smart, careful and aware. These things can be taught to you in school/ colleges or by your parents or by personal experience but when we lack the urge to learn it is then that our downfall starts.
10. CAREER: A career makes our identity. It also decides our work frame, area of interest, caliber and future. This career holds true only when a person is educated. Education gives him/her the knowledge of their field so that they can pursue the career of their interest fully fledged. On the contrary those who are illiterate are considered for labour jobs which do not require understanding, knowledge or development. They act as a source to the needs of the educated. Hence to have a secure and balanced career we need to work hard, learn new things, gain knowledge, spread our experience and help the society.
Now that you have seen that the importance and benefits of education cannot be over emphasized.
So what are you waiting for? Contact us today and let us begin your application.
Education is Power!
Higherway Educational Consultant is always there to serve you!
Choosing the right career can be difficult, but
having a defined career direction will help you with getting a good job. But with a little hard work, some planning, and some serious
self-reflection, you can set yourself on a path towards a fruitful, fulfilling
career that can provide for you and your family.
HOW DO I CHOOSE THE RIGHT CAREER?
Consider Your Interests
1. Consider your dream career. There is an old saying that if you’re trying to choose a career, you should think about what you would do if you didn't have to work. If you had a million dollars and you could do anything, what would you do? Your answer to that question, while maybe not literally the best career choice for you, may give you insight into what you should do.
1. Consider your dream career. There is an old saying that if you’re trying to choose a career, you should think about what you would do if you didn't have to work. If you had a million dollars and you could do anything, what would you do? Your answer to that question, while maybe not literally the best career choice for you, may give you insight into what you should do.
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For
example, If you want to be a music star, consider going into audio engineering
or music composition. These careers are easier to pursue and you will be much
more likely to succeed and provide for yourself in the future.
·
If you
want to be an actor, consider going into media broadcasting. You can get a
degree in communications or work your way up the chain of command in a local
news or other television studio.
2. Consider
your hobbies. It is very easy to turn your hobbies or something you
love doing into a future career. Many hobbies correspond to real world needs
and positions. Consider what you like to do and how that might fit into a
career.
·
For
example, if you like playing video games, consider becoming a video game
designer, programmer, or QA specialist.
·
If you
like drawing or art, consider becoming a graphic designer.
3. Consider
what you enjoy or enjoyed in school. Academic subjects translate well
into future careers but may require more schooling than other types of careers.
Your favourite class in high school could very well launch you into your future
career but you have to be willing to work for it.
·
For
example, if you loved chemistry, you could look forward to a future career as a
lab technician or a pharmacist.
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If you
enjoyed math, consider becoming an engineer or an accountant.
Consider Your
Skills
1. Think about what you are or were good at in school. Think about the subjects you excelled in in school.
Though it may not be your favourite thing to do, choosing a career based on
something you are skilled at can help you excel and provide yourself a secure
future.
2. Consider
what skills you excel in. If you are particularly good at certain skills, such
as fixing things or making things, this can provide you with a great future
career. Schooling may or may not be necessary, but skilled labour is often in
demand and you will find it fairly easy to find work.
·
For
example, auto repair, construction, and electrical work all benefit from people
who are good at fixing things or working with their hands. This can help you
choose a career in mechanical engineering, civil engineering or electrical
engineering. These also tend to be stable, well-paying jobs.
3. Consider your interpersonal skills. If your skills lie more in helping and communicating with other people, there are jobs for you as well. People who communicate and interact with others well can easily get careers as social workers or in marketing.
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If
you’re the type who likes to take care of others, consider nursing or medicine.
4. If you don’t know, ask! Sometimes it’s hard for us to see the areas in life where we excel. If
you don’t think you’re good at anything, ask your parents, other family
members, friends, or teachers what they think you’d be good at. Their ideas
might surprise you!
Consider Your Current State
1. Explore yourself. Figuring out what you should do with your life may sometimes require you to get to know yourself better. If you want a career that will really make you happy, you have to have a very good understanding of what you want and what you enjoy. For some people, this means taking some time off to decide what’s important to them.
1. Explore yourself. Figuring out what you should do with your life may sometimes require you to get to know yourself better. If you want a career that will really make you happy, you have to have a very good understanding of what you want and what you enjoy. For some people, this means taking some time off to decide what’s important to them.
There is nothing
wrong with this, so don’t feel bad. It’s more important that you figure your
life out as early as possible, rather than getting knee deep in a career which
makes you hate your life.
2. Consider your financial situation. Your ability to pursue or change careers may hinge on your financial
situation. Some career paths require special schooling and this is sometimes
expensive. However, you should not feel that being poor bars you from getting
the education you want. There are lots of government programs to help you pay
for schools, as well as scholarships and grants.
3. Think about the education you will have as you enter a career. It is important to consider what education you already have or will have
as you begin pursuing a career. If finances may bar you from pursuing more
schooling, you may need to consider what you already have. It may also be
necessary to stick with your existing high school or college degree if there
are time limitations or other restrictions. If you find that you are limited to
jobs relating to the degree you already have, consult with a career counsellor
to find out what options are available to you.
4. Think
about returning to school. If restrictions do not bar you from pursuing more
schooling, you may want to consider this option. Not everybody excels in school
or needs a traditional college education, but most career paths have associated
training which you can do and will help you advance more quickly.
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Technical
colleges, for example, may be a good option for those who would prefer not to
pursue a traditional education.
Consider Your Future
1. Consider the careers you have easy access to. Consider what career options are available for you to easily move into.
These would be careers in which you have both the necessary skills and an “in”.
Examples would be working for the same company as one of your parents, working
for a family business, or working for a friend. If your options are limited,
choosing a career in which you can easily get a job may be your best option
2. Consider
your future financial security. One of the
most important things to consider is if the career path you’re choosing will
provide you with an acceptable level of financial security. In other words,
will you be able to make enough money to support yourself and your family?
Remember, this doesn't have to be a lot of money or enough money by
somebody else’s standards. All that matters is that it’s enough for you and
what you want for your life.
3. Consider
your future job stability. It is also important to consider a future career’s
stability. Job markets fluctuate as society needs different things at different
times. Certain jobs are also always in demand or frequently unstable. You will
need to consider if the career you choose is stable enough for you and your
desires for the future.
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For
example, many people recently went into law school and racked up often in
excess of $100,000 in school debt because they thought they’d be making a very
high wage in the future. However, law positions are not in demand as much the
last few years and now those people have huge debts and no way to pay them.
·
Another example is working as a writer or any career based on freelance
work. You may sometimes have plenty of work but there may be years when you
have almost nothing. Working in this way requires a certain level of
determination and discipline, and is not for everybody.
4. Look at the Occupational Outlook Handbook. One way for you to gauge if a career option is a good idea is to look it
up in the Occupational Outlook Handbook. This is a guide, compiled by the
Bureau of Labour Statistics, which looks at what kind of education is required
for different jobs, how much people in those careers make on average, and how
much the demand for that job is likely to increase or decrease.
Our Final Word
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People
rarely know right away what career they should be in and it takes most people
several years to settle into the path they will follow. Don’t feel like you’re
behind!
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If you
don’t like your career, change it! Sometimes it takes more work, especially if
you’re older, but it’s possible for anyone.
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It’s
not the end of the world if you choose a career that isn't something you
dreamed of doing ever since you were little. If you have a job that doesn't
make you miserable but which securely provides for you and your family’s
future, you will be surprised how happy you feel about your life and career.
So, now that you've read through about all you
need to consider and what steps you probably would have to follow before
choosing a career, we therefore encourage you to choose your career and let’s
work your way to study in Europe or elsewhere.
Higherway Educational Consultant is always there to serve
you!
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