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Germany remains one of the most popular and competitive study-abroad destinations in the world, thanks to its outstanding education system, strong career prospects, and exceptional opportunities for personal and professional development. Below are the three core reasons international students choose Germany: 1. World-class education quality Germany is globally renowned for: Top-tier academic standards; A wide range of study programs at all levels; Strong practical orientation; A learning environment that encourages independent thinking and personal development. As a result, Germany is consistently among the ...

Capital: Berlin Country Code: +49 Currency: Euro Official Language: German Government: Federal Republic Population: 83 million (2018) Famous Tourist Destinations: Berlin, Munich, Cologne, Neuschwanstein Castle, Lake Constance (Bodensee), the Black Forest, Hamburg City Hall (Hamburger Rathaus), Lübeck, Rügen Island. Germany, officially known as the Federal Republic of Germany, is a federal parliamentary republic located in Central-Western Europe. The federation comprises 16 states, covers an area of 357,021 km², and has a largely temperate seasonal climate. With a population of approximately ...

PART-TIME WORK: According to Irish government regulations, international students are allowed to work part-time under an Irish study visa, with the following conditions: Work up to 20 hours per week during term time; Work full-time during holidays such as summer, Christmas, Easter, etc. Part-time jobs in Ireland are diverse and can help students cover part of their living expenses, especially if you manage your time well to both study and work effectively. You may consult the Job Vacancies department at your ...

UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS Below are some of the most notable scholarships offered by Irish universities that Vietnamese students often consider: 1. Trinity College Dublin Global Excellence Postgraduate Scholarships: valued at €5,000 for the first academic year; Global Excellence Undergraduate Scholarships: valued at €5,000 for the first academic year; Trinity Business School Regional Scholarships: valued at €5,000 for postgraduate programs at the Business School. Total of 6 awards for Southeast Asia. 2. University College Dublin Global Excellence Scholarships: covering 50%-100% of tuition fees; Smurfit School ...

To find information about the type of visa you wish to apply for and other relevant details, please refer to: www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Pages/check-irish-visa www.inis.gov.ie/en/INIS/Pages/Study I. Steps to apply for an Ireland student visa Step 1: Complete the Ireland student visa application form Each individual applying for an Irish visa must complete their own online visa application form. Online visa application link: www.visas.inis.gov.ie/AVATS/OnlineHome2.aspx During the application process, you will need to prepare the following information: Passport details; Travel history and any previous visa refusals - if applicable; Criminal record history ...

You should carefully read the information on how to apply for study programs in Ireland. At the same time, review Ireland’s student visa policy to ensure that you apply to the correct institution and program to qualify for an Irish student visa. You may submit your application through an education consultancy to receive additional support and benefits. 1. General application process Submit your application to the school; The school reviews the application and issues an offer letter; Pay the required deposit ...

Education is compulsory for children in Ireland from ages 6 to 16, or until they have completed 3 years of secondary education. Ireland’s school system differs significantly from that of Vietnam and is divided into two main levels: Primary and Secondary. I. Primary & Secondary Education 1. Early Childhood Education Early childhood education (ages 4-6) is not compulsory in Ireland. However, around 40% of children aged 4-5 attend this level. 2. Primary Education Primary education (ages 6-12) runs from 1st to 6th class. There are ...