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As international students we are pretty used to different systems of tutoring. In fact, the Nigerian in me was expecting a strict style of education in Poland as I thought the UK standard was what all countries in Europe adopted, my parents would even often say to me, "study hard ooo, their grading system is different abroad ooo", my heart will be doing gbim gbim. Alas, there was no cause for alarm. Although, I can't really conclude if it was just my school that was laid back or it was like that in most Polish universities. Anyway, I'm thankful studying in Poland didn't give me depression. However, as laid back as the education system was generally, there were some "teaching shocks" I didn't see coming, especially the gym lessons. If you are planning to study in Poland, these are some of the tutoring systems to look forward to. Enjoy 😉  Photo by Severinus Dewantara on Unsplash THE ACCENTS -   This shouldn't necessarily be a shock as it is well

Europe is home to numerous countries that provide affordable tuition fees for non-European citizens. These countries understand the impact of education and globalisation and they have deemed it fit to make it easily accessible to students, including scholars of non-European nationalities. Thanks to the low-tuition costs provided by the countries mentioned below, quality education with international relations is now easier to achieve. Below, are eight best countries in Europe providing easy to access, low cost tuition fees education in Europe. AUSTRIA Known officially as the republic of Austria, is a mountainous landlocked country located in the southern part of Central Europe. The country is bordered by Czech Republic, Germany, Slovakia, Italy, Hungary, Switzerland and Liechtenstein. Whilst the official language is Austrian German, the majority of the population speaks English as it is also taught in schools as a second language. On the educational front, Austria provides one of the be

In the topic of "study abroad", European countries are mostly overlooked. Many see Europe as a tourist destination, not a place you go get a degree or settle in. Although, I must say, that mindset is changing nowadays. Having lived in Europe for years now, I can categorically attest to the beauty and serenity of living here.  Among the most talked about countries in the Europe, Poland is rarely mentioned. I guess it's because people still think of it as a communist or third world European country. In-fact, I have seen people say they have never heard of Poland, some others think it's in Asia. Well, I can write without any doubt that Poland is now one of the most developed countries in Europe, the rate at which this place went from bottom of the barrel to being one of the most sought-after destinations for IT and other international companies should be acknowledged.  Without further much-ado, here are some reasons to consider studying in Poland this year. Piotrowska st

New Beginning For most people with myself included, January is just a trial month, the New Year really begins in February or March (depending on the mood)😉. Anyhoo, we are in February, so I guess it's now safe to say HAPPY NEW YEAR 2023 🎆🎇🎉.  When I look back on last year, I feel nothing but gratitude. Yes, there were ups and downs, happiness and sadness, hope, confusion, faith and clarity. But, in all, I am grateful. I am even more grateful about this year and what it has in stock for me.  I know the year just began, and our mental state may be sort of dis-organised right now. But, the theme for this year is "New Year, New Perspective", we are going to try to see things differently this year. We have learned from previous mistakes and we are going to tackle this year in a different light. Here are some perspectives we can have towards this year.  This year, we are having a positive attitude towards how we handle life. This year, we are pushing down negativity as much