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How
can I choose the course?
First, you need to find out your favorite subject and
career plan. We can assess your eligibility to entry
secondary school, foundation studies,
certificates, diplomas, undergraduate or postgraduate
base on your current academic result.
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Can
I find a suitable institution and course within my budget?
Yes, you can choose to study either at government or private
institutions.
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Do
I need to study English course?
If you meet the English requirement, you do not need to
study any English course. If you do not meet the English
requirement, then you will need to undertake English course
prior to the commencement of your formal course.
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How
can I test my English proficiency?
Some institutions will have their own English Entrance
Test, you can choose to take the test at ACE. Alternatively,
you can choose to take IELTS or TOFEL at any local test
centres.
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How
can I choose the institution?
You should choose your favorite subject first and check
out which institution offer such course. Then you may
need to think about what kind of study environment that
will suit you most: popular cities, smaller towns or picturesque
villages. The living expenses in popular cities usually
are higher.
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Which
is the best university in overseas?
There is no official ranking of overseas universities.
Each university will have its own entry requirement for
each subject offered. You may consider the location of
the university, the subjects / facilities available, teaching
qualities and graduate prospect before choosing the university.
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How
can I apply for exemptions / credit transfer?
If you are Diploma, Higher Diploma or Associate Degree
holder, you might be eligible to apply for exemptions
or credit transfer according to your previous studies
which are relevant to the courses that you are going to
take at university. No advanced standing will be granted
if the units undertaken are not relevant to the course
applied.
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How
much does it cost for tuition fee and living expenses?
Tuition fees in Australia are from A$9,000 to A$30,000
per year Living expenses in Australia are from A$10,000
to A$18,000 per year
Tuition fees in New Zealand are from NZ$9,000 to NZ$30,000
per year
Living expenses in New Zealand are from NZ$10,000 to
NZ$18,000 per year
Tuition fees in USA are start from US$6,000 to US$22,500
or above per year
Living expenses in USA are from US$6,000 to US$11,000
or above per year
Tuition fees in UK are starting from £8,000 per year
Living expenses in UK are from £4,000 to £6,000 per
year
* * Above-mentioned fees are depending on courses,
institutions and location of the country. * *
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How
can I apply for a student visa?
After you have made the payment, you will be given a confirmation
letter from institution for visa application purpose.
Then, you can process your student visa application and
medical check-up and chest x-ray if necessary. (Please
get the details information from ACE Education Counsellors)
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How
long can I stay overseas?
The length of your student visa is depended on the total
length of the course that you are going to study in overseas.
Upon completion of your course, you are required to return
to your home country.
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How
can I get an Entry Clearance Certificate or UK Residence
Permit at the British Consulate?
HKSAR passport holder must apply with fee for Entry Clearance
Certificate if you intended to study in UK for more than
six months. For BNO passport holder will not apply for
any charge of this service.
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Can
I work in overseas while I study?
Yes, you can apply for permission to work up to 20 hours
a week on a casual basis and full time employment during
long vacations.
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What
kind of accommodation should I choose?
You can have a choice of on-campus / residential accommodation,
share apartment / flat / house or even homestay family
depends on which institution you are going to. After you
have made the payment, ACE Education Counsellors will
assist you in accommodation arrangement and airport reception
services from institutions.
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