Benefits of Studying in the UK
Benefits of Studying in the UK
1. What were the key reasons for selecting the UK as your preferred place of study? / What are
the three biggest benefits of studying in the UK? / Please share three reasons why you
decided to study in the UK? / Which events and experiences led you to favour UK as your study
destination?
1. Uk provides High-Quality Teaching ensured by Quality assurance agency and Office for student
standards.
2. Also UK govt provides Research funding to universities which allows students to access cutting-edge
facilities and conduct research.
3. Moreover the Duration of my masters’ course is 1-year, which will save time and money both.
4. The scholarship and bursary provided to students helps financially; Even I am getting ________ pound
scholarship.
5. Health insurance provided to students is a very good factor; I only have to pay 1000 pounds to avail the
benefits.
6. It’s a Multicultural country which will help me to build strong communication skills, interpersonal skills.
7. The UK degrees are Globally Recognized and are valued worldwide.
8. Add on to this the weather is moderate and time zone is favorable for Indian students
9. I will get a chance to experience Rich History & Culture of UK and get international exposure.
2. How much did the reputation of UK universities affect your decision to study there?/ Which
elements of UK universities stood out as most significant in your decision-making process?
/ What elements of the UK universities are most significant in your decision making
process?
Answer:- Yes there are various elements that made my decision making easier
a. High-Quality Teaching ensured by Quality assurance agency and Office for student standards. I
am sure I will be getting quality education
b. Duration of my masters’ course is 1-year, which will save time and money both.
c. Multicultural Envionment of UK Universitieswill help me to build strong communication skills,
interpersonal skills.
d. UK degrees are Globally Recognized and are valued worldwide, so it will help in my career.
e. Scholarship and bursary provided to students helps financially
1. Feeling Homesick , Being away from family and friends can make students feel lonely, but thanks to
technology I can connect with my family through vedio calls, whtsaap messages.
2. Adjusting to New Study Methods: The UK education system may be different from India as it focuses on
Independent learning and practical studies. Getting used to these methods can take time.
3. Making Friends in a different country can be hard, but I know I can easily make friends there too.
So, these challenges may occur but I am prepared to deal with them.
1) Historical landmarks like Stonehenge, the Roman Baths, and the Tower of London, London bridge etc
2) To universities like oxford, Cambridge.
3) Royal residences such as Windsor Castle, Edinburgh Castle, and Buckingham Palace.
5. How did you compare the quality of education in the UK with the other countries? / Can
you describe any challenges you faced while narrowing down your options before making
your final decision to study in this Country?
Before finalizing the UK, I compared it with Germany, Canada and Australia,
Taking about Germany, there is Language Barrier– Most locals speak German, making daily life
difficult, whereas English is the primary language in the UK.
Talking about Canada, the Harsh Climate in Canada and inconvenient time zones would make it hard
to stay connected with family, whereas in the UK both climate and time zone are favorable.
Strict Requirements in Australia – Tough GTE (Genuine Temporary Entrant) checks and lengthy
admissions, whereas UK process is short and simple.
Also the duration of Master’s degree in all the countries is 2 years, whereas in the UK it of 1 year saving my time
and money.
6. What amenities and student support services are provided by the UK?
Well, UK universities provides amenities like 24*7 Libraries ,Sports & Gym ,accommodation, Cafeterias
,Study spaces, High-speed internet, computer labs, and study spaces.
And Student support services like, orientation program, Health Insurance, Career Guidance, Academic
guidance, Counseling Services ,International Student Support.
Answer:- Student life in the UK will be exciting and different from India in various ways:-
I considered top Indian universities like IIMs, IIT Jammu, JNU, and NIITE, but chose the UK because:
India has Tough Admission criteria, with Limited seats and entrance exams make it harder.
India still uses Old Teaching Methods while the UK offers practical experience.
In UK I will get International Exposure and also I will meet people from different cultures.
With UK degree I will have Better Job Opportunities globally.
So, I believe UK is the best choice for my studies and future career.
9. How will studying in the UK help you in the job or further study after you graduate? / What
are your big goals and how studying in the UK helps to reach those goals? ( in second part,
mention your job goal as well)
10. What do you think about the cost of studying in the UK and the benefits you expect?
Yes it will cost a good amount to study in the UK, but its an investment in my future. Studying in the UK will open many
opportunities.
1. What special resources, facilities, and services influenced your decision to apply to this
university?
a 24/7 library,
Computer lab,
on campus accommodation
Study Spaces
Modern classrooms.
The university also provides strong career service like CV writing, Job search etec
Provides networking opportunities through job events, internship, seminar and workshops.
And also provide mental health support.
These things will help me focus on my studies and prepare for my future.
2. What opportunities for networking, internships, or career help does this university offer
that you find appealing?
The university provides strong career service like CV writing, Interview preparation, Job search..
Apart from this University provides networking opportunities through job events, internship, seminar and
workshops.
Provide real world experience through internship and placement opportunities.
UCLan’s alumni group connects students to teachers and job opportunities worldwide.
3. What do you like about the university’s history or reputation that made you want to study
there? / What factors lead you to choose this specific university for your study? / Can you
discuss the main factors that led you to prioritize this university over others? / What are
some unique features or strengths of this university that attracted you? / What aspects of
this university do you consider appealing for your choice of study? / How does this
university's reputation and ranking help you in your decision-making? / Can you discuss
the main factors to choose this university over others?
I chose UCLan because:-
1. it is award winning and has got Edufuturist awards 2023, 5 QS star rating for teaching excellence,
Also Silver award in TEF (Teaching excellence framework) 2023 and many more awards. And also
ranks among the top 7% of universities globally.
2. The employability rate is 95.5% which ensures quality education.
3. UCLan is ranked as the most affordable university in the UK by Times 2023
4. This University provides various scholarships, I am also getting 1000 Pounds scholarship whicj is
helpful.
5. Apart from this The university provides career guidance, CV building, job events, seminars,
workshops, Internship etc which is helpful for career.
6. Also the Location, that is Preston city is a well-connected city and is most cheapest city in the
county .
7. Moreover UCLan provides modern facilities like library, stay spaces, computer labs,
accommodation, networking opportunities, academic support, and a welcoming environment for
international students.
4. How do you think studying in this university helps you to achieve your long-term goals
and aspirations? / How do you think your course and university will help you have a stable
job and money in the long run?/ How do you think studying at this university will help you
to achieve your future goals?
So overall this course and university will help me to have a good job.
5. Can you tell us what you know about university campuses and what research have you
done about the major attractions in the city of Preston? / Can you tell what you know about
the Campus facilities and what research have you done about the city?
There are 4 campuses: Burnely, Westlakes, Preston, Cyprus.
Also Preston is a lively city with good transport, shopping centers, and entertainment spots. It is also one of the
safest and cheapest cities in the UK, making it a comfortable place to live and study. The city is well-connected,
making travel easy and affordable. Nearest Airport is Manchester. It is very calm city.
6. What unique features or strengths of other universities caught your attention? / Which
other universities you were considering before finalizing your decision?/ How did you
weigh the potential benefits and drawbacks of each university before making your final
decision? / Which other universities were you considering before finalizing your decision
and why? / How did you research and compare other universities before deciding on this
one? / Can you describe any challenges you faced while narrowing down your options
before making your final decision to study in this university?
I researched several universities, including Uclan, Brunel University and Kingston University
1) Kingston and Brunel, have strong rankings but are very expensive as compared to Uclan.
2) Also the location of Kingston and Brunel is costly as compared to Uclan.
3) Kingston fees is 22000 pounds, Brunel fees is 23000 pounds and Uclan fees is 16900 pounds,
7. Did your friends, family, or academic advisors influence your decision-making process
when considering different universities?/ What role did your family, friend, or academic
advisor play in choosing this university?
8. Did you research and compare different accommodation options before making your
decision? / Discuss your approach to securing accommodation and any challenges you
expect or challenge you have already encountered. / Describe the specific accommodation
option you've decided on for your stay in the UK, and explain why it suits your academic
and personal needs.
ribble hall,
pendle hall
Douglas hall
Derwent hall
Which Cost only 85 pounds per week and is closer to my classes, so I prefer it. Also this accommodation covers
all bills, wifi, 24*7 security, laundry, cycle storage etc.
If I don’t get on campus accommodation then I will choose off-campus options like the warehouse apartment,
Trinity hall etc that is safe , cheap and nearby. It will cost me around 95-100 Pounds per week with almost same
facilities.
9. Are you planning to live on-campus or off-campus, and why did you choose this option? /
Did you consider living with roommates or housemates, why did you choose this option?
it is nearby my classes,
more safe,
and budget-friendly.
It will also help me meet other students and be more involved in university activities.
[Link] amenities and features are you looking for in accommodation such as private or
shared facilities? / What factors influence your choice of accommodation such as location
and amenities? / Identify any safety features or measures you have considered when
selecting your accommodation, and how they align with your priorities as an international
student.
Living near the university is important because it saves my time and travel costs. I can easily attend my
lectures, study in the library, and participate in university activities without any stress.
[Link] do you think the university's location and surrounding area will contribute to your
overall study experience? / How did the university's location or campus environment affect
your choice?
Yes Location matters, Preston is a student-friendly city with cheapest accommodation, good public transport,
and all basic facilities and stores nearby. The university’s location will help me feel comfortable, safe, and
connected with other students.
[Link] role did the overall cost of studying, including tuition fees and living expenses, play
in your decision to choose your university?
Yes, It plays a major role. I wanted a university with high-quality education at an affordable price. UCLan has
low tuition fees, and Preston is a budget-friendly city. The lower cost of living here means I can manage my
expenses better without financial stress.
[Link] did you gather feedback or testimonials from current students or alumni of the other
universities?
Yes, UCLan provides safe and affordable on-campus accommodation which made my decision easier. The riblle
hall and pendle hall costing 85 pounds per week and very affordable and safe. I prefer on-campus housing
because it is close to classes and reduces travel costs. This is the most affordable accommodation, so I need not to
worry.
[Link] do you plan to adjust to living independently or in a new environment during your
time at the university? / How do you plan to adjust to living independently or with new
roommates during your time at the university?
To adjust in new environment I will
[Link] do the learning and teaching facilities at the university align with your chosen course?
/ How does this University's approach to teaching and learning align with your study
objectives? / How does this University's approach to teaching and learning align with your
personal academic preferences? / How do the teaching style of the faculty of this course
and university match your learning goals?
My course will be taught through various assignments, presentations, case studies, reports. This will help
in my career.
This University also provides networking opportunities like several job events, workshops, seminars
which will help me to build network.
Also provides career help like CV writing job search.
Also UCLan has excellent learning resources like a 24/7 library, research labs, and modern classrooms.
I plan to stay on-campus, So, I will walk to my classes and use public transport to travel nearby locations.
[Link] back on your decision-making process, what advice will you give to future
students considering multiple universities?
teaching quality,
job support,
living costs
and student reviews.
It is important to choose a university that matches their career goals and budget.
[Link] resources do you advise to others who are searching for accommodation?
For accommodation resources like university website for on campus accomodation and private sites like
UNIACCO, ambrestudent can help for off campus accomodation.
21. What advice will you give to future students searching for accommodation while studying
at university?
Students should start looking for accommodation early to get the best choices. They should compare prices, check
facilities, check reviews and make sure the place is safe
1. What are your goals for what you want to learn and how you want to grow by the
end of your course? / How will what you learn in your course help you in your
future job?
Answer:- So, my goal is to work with Top Multinational Companies and by the end of my course
I am sure that I will
1) Develop Research Skills and Gain expertise in data analysis and academic writing,
decision-making.
2) Enhance Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving by which I can address complex
business challenges.
3) Deepen Understanding of Business Management:
4) Improve Communication Skills in presenting and discussing ideas which is essential for
effective leadership and collaboration.
5) Develop Leadership Skills which will hep me to lead projects and teams, preparing for
senior management roles.
6) Also It will Expand Professional Network which will again help me in my future
career.
So this way this course will make me ready for my future job.
Yes Research programs are all about working with others. In my course I will
So, Yes Working with others is most important aspect of this research program.
Yes my chosen course is similar in other universities like ______________ and __________
universities. As
By Reading Business Journals I can Stay informed about current trends and research in
the field.
By Attending Workshops and Seminars to enhance skills.
By Maintaining Professional Network for knowledge sharing and career advancement.
By Participating in Alumni Groups for continuous learning and support.
Taking Short Studies to develop specialized skills.
5. What's your plan for finding a job and making contacts in your field after you finish
school?
These things can help me find job and make contacts in my field.
6. How will studying abroad make you stand out while looking for a job?
Global Recognition:
o A UK qualification is highly valued by employers worldwide.
Career Support:
o UK Universities provide excellent career support like CV writing, Internship, Job
search etc.
Networking Opportunities:
o UK Universities conducts various Job fairs, Workshops, Seminars where students
can build strong professional network.
Practical Experience:
o UK study includes Case studes , report writing, presentation, so students gain real
world experience.
Well, I will
This way I will make sure that I can easily move to next step.
[Link] important is it for you to get work experience in the UK for your future career?
How could working in the UK give you skills that you can use in your future job?
[Link] kinds of jobs or business areas are you interested in after you finish school? / Are
there any specific interested companies or jobs you want to go after you finish school?
[Link] do you want to build on what you've already learned in your new course?
Well, I have done level 7 diploma in strategic management and leadership, I will make my
learning even more better at UCLAN by
Sharpening Research and Thinking Skills:
Gaining a more understanding of advanced management concepts.
Apply Past Lessons in real-world projects.
Develop new skills like critical thinking and advanced research techniques.
[Link] parts of your course do you think will be the hardest and how will you handle
these difficulties? / Which part of the classes and your course are you most looking
forward to?
Part 1) I think hardest part would be (Research Project) as in this module I will have to
Part 2:- I am most looking forward to Research Project module because I will
[Link] 1. Can you tell us what your course is mainly about and what you hope to achieve
in it? / What are the main things that you will be learning in your course?
Well, MRes in Management focuses on business research, critical issues, and independent
projects.
1) Critical Issues in Business and Management Research which will enable me to assess,
interpret and analyze the discipline of Business and Management research.
2) Research Methods – This module will prepare me to undertake research in business and
management. I will research skills.
3) Research project – Here in this module I will apply the learning from previous modules
to undertake an independent research project.
After completing this course I will develop research skills, gain business insights, and I will be
prepared for leadership roles.
12. Part 2. What important skills do you wish to gain during your studies? / What
important skills do you think you will learn during your study?
Well, this course will equip me with certain skills like Research skills, critical thinking, data
analysis, communication, time management, problem-solving, and presentation skills.
These skills are the top requirement in today’s job market, so I wish to gain all the skills by the
end of my course.
[Link] you know the total cost of your tuition fees for this course and any scholarships you
are eligible for? If so, how much?
Yes I know that a Tuition fee of my course is £16,900, with a £1,000 scholarship.
14. What are your plans after you graduate, returning home, staying in the UK or moving
to another country?
After Completion of this course I will return to my home country and plan to pursue senior
management or consulting roles here. I am sure that my studies from UK and my course will
equip me with all the necessary skills required for a better career ahead.
15. Do you plan to do any internship, or work experience while studying to help with your
career plans, if not then what do you plan to do instead?
Well, I have not planned to work in the UK, as I know that my course needs time and focus. If
everything goes well and I am able to manage some time then maybe I will consider working but
that too for experience and to explore the UK culture, traditions, and history.
16. How does the course you picked match your past studies and what you like to learn?
Yes this course is relevant to my previous studies. I have done Level 7 Diploma in Strategic
Management & Leadership which is quite relevant to this course.
In Mres on management I will learn In-depth business knowledge, leadership skills, research
abilities, problem-solving, and practical learning.
SECTION 4:- VARIOUS CHALLENGES AND SITUATIONS, HOW TO COPE UP WITH THEM
1. If you had the opportunity to create a new course or club at our university, what would it
be and why?
I believe mental health is most important, so I will create a "Student Well-being Club." This
club will help students:
2. What problems do you think you might have if you work and study at the same time?
I think balancing both can be tough, so my prime focus will be my studies. The challenges can
be
Time management.
Stress.
Completing assignments on time.
Staying focused.
So, I will stay focused on studies only.
To stay balanced, I:
Plan my tasks.
Take short breaks.
Exercise and meditate daily
Stay in touch with family.
This keeps me stress-free and positive.
5. How have you prepared for the UK’s culture and education system?
To adjust smoothly, I have:
6. How will you manage time for both school and work?
1. Could working part-time in the UK help you grow and learn about the
culture?
Honestly, I think working part-time would be a great way to understand life in the UK.
2. Why is the UK's mix of cultures important in your choice to study there?
I find British culture and history really interesting, and there’s so much I want to explore like
4. In what ways do you plan to explore and engage with the local culture and
traditions of the UK while studying?
Studying in the UK is not just about education; it’s also about personal growth.
6. How do you think studying in the UK will help you understand British culture
better?
Well, I think the best way to understand a culture is to be part of it, and studying in the UK
will give me that chance to
7. What are your expectations of cultural differences between your home country
and the UK?
2) Please tell us the name of the bank from which you are going to pay your
tuition fees and the country of the bank.
I have enough savings to cover my remaining tuition fees and 1 year living expenses.
Also I am Carrying Extra _____ pounds to manage emergency, currency fluctuations and
getting around.
4) How will you pay for things like your accommodation, bills, and getting around?
/ How will you pay for unexpected things that come up while you are at your
university? / How have you budgeted your living expenses, accommodation,
transportation, food, and other day-to-day costs?
I will pay for my accommodations, bills and expenses through my own saving which I
am carrying to UK.
My funds will cover everything.
5) Are you aware of how much you can work with a student visa, and how does
this affect your money plans?
Yes, I know The Work Limit its 20 hours per week while studying, and full-time in holidays.
6) What steps have you taken to minimize your living costs in the UK, such as
researching affordable housing, transportation options, or budgeting for
groceries?
I have looked for ribble hall in the University which is very reasonable only 85 POUnds
per week.
Use Student Discounts for Travel, shopping, food.
I will Cook at Home
I will Use Public Transport
I will Track My Spending
I will Buy second hand Books
7) What money problems do you think you might have and how will you solve
them?
I won’t face money problems because:
8) How do you plan to balance your financial responsibility with your academic
commitment while studying?
I will:
Prioritize my studies
Follow My Budget
Not Depend on Work
Track Expenses
This will keep me focused on my studies.
9) How has your family or others helped you pay for your university? / How have
you saved and prepared for the UK? Like taking help from the family?
10) Can you explain your plan for financing your tuition fee and living expenses
while studying in the UK?
I am carrying _______________ funds with me which covers my remaining tuition fees and my
1 year living expenses as per UKVI.
1. What skills do you have which can help you to get a part-time job in the UK?
I don’t plan to work part-time in the UK because I want to fully focus on my studies. However, my past
experience in India has helped me develop useful skills like teamwork, adaptability, and customer
service. These skills would be helpful if I ever decide to work.
2. What qualities do you value in the people with whom you spend time?
I value kindness and reliability in the people around me. Kind people make interactions positive and
enjoyable, and reliability means I can trust them no matter what. I believe that when people are kind and
dependable, relationships become stronger and more meaningful.
3. What's the first career you dreamed of having as a child?
As a child, I wanted to become a scientist. I was always curious about how things work and loved doing
small experiments at home. Science fascinated me, and I enjoyed learning about new discoveries.
4. Please provide an overview of your previous academic experience, including the institutions you
attended and the subjects you studied.
I completed my 10th grade in 2021 and my 12th grade in 2023 from the Punjab School Education Board
with a Medical stream. After that, I pursued a Level 7 Diploma in Strategic Management and
Leadership. Now, I’m preparing for my Master’s in International Relations.
5. Were there any challenges you faced during your previous studies, and how did you overcome
them?
One major challenge I faced was balancing my studies with extracurricular activities. I enjoyed
participating in competitions, but it was tough to manage both. I overcame this by setting a routine,
prioritizing my tasks, and staying disciplined.
6. What are the things you've done well at school so far?
I have always been good at maintaining a balance between academics and extracurricular activities.
Whether it was participating in debates, completing projects, or scoring well in exams, I managed to
handle everything effectively.
7. How has your school successes so far prepared you for studying in the UK?
My academic journey has helped me become independent and disciplined. Studying in the UK requires
self-learning and strong time management, which I have already developed through my previous studies.
8. Can you talk about times when you kept going even when school got tough?
During my studies, there were times when I felt overwhelmed, especially before exams. Instead of
stressing out, I focused on my goals, stayed consistent with my efforts, and used relaxation techniques
like meditation to stay calm.
9. How have you used advice from teachers to get better at school?
One of my teachers once told me, “Consistency is more important than intensity.” I followed this advice
by studying a little every day instead of cramming before exams. This helped me perform better and
reduced my stress.
10. Tell us of any experiences that you have had with collaborative or group projects in your
academic history.
In one group project, we had to create a presentation on global warming. I was responsible for gathering
data and making visuals. Working together helped us exchange ideas and present a well-researched
topic. It also showed me the importance of teamwork and effective communication.
11. 11. How have your past teachers or lecturers inspired or influenced your academic and career
goals?
My teachers have played a big role in shaping my career goals. One of my lecturers always encouraged
me to think critically and never settle for easy answers. This helped me develop a strong problem-
solving mindset. Another teacher always emphasized leadership and decision-making, which sparked
my interest in management. Their guidance gave me confidence and made me realize I wanted to build a
career in leadership and business strategy.
12. Were there any particular subjects or courses that you have taken in the past that have sparked your
interest in choosing your field of study?
Yes, taking the Level 7 Diploma in Leadership and Strategic Management really sparked my interest in
business and management. The course gave me a deeper understanding of how businesses are run and the
importance of good leadership. I learned about decision-making, managing teams, and planning for long-term
success, which made me realize how much I enjoy solving business challenges and helping organizations grow.
This experience motivated me to pursue further studies in management.
13. What parts of your school history are most useful for your course in the UK?
My Level 7 Diploma in Leadership and Strategic Management has been very useful for my course in the
UK. It gave me a strong foundation in understanding business strategies and leadership skills. The experience of
working on real-world business problems and learning about management has helped me develop critical
thinking and problem-solving abilities. These skills will be really valuable as I study more about business and
management in the UK.
12. 14. Can you describe any personal and professional mentor who inspired you to achieve the goals?
My biggest mentor has been my father. He always encouraged me to work hard and stay dedicated. He
taught me the importance of patience and resilience, which has helped me a lot in my studies and career
decisions. Professionally, managers is a great mentor—he showed me how strategic thinking and
leadership can make a difference in business.
13. 15. What hobbies or interests do you have outside your academic pursuits?
I love reading self-improvement books because they help me grow personally and professionally. I also
enjoy playing badminton—it keeps me active and is a great way to relax.
14. How have you demonstrated leadership, teamwork, and problem-solving skills in your academic
or employment history?
During a group assignment in my studies, I was responsible for organizing our work and ensuring
deadlines were met. When we faced a challenge in data analysis, I suggested using online tools, which
helped us complete the project successfully. This experience strengthened my leadership and problem-
solving abilities.
15. Can you tell us what your previous main course is, and what you have achieved in it?
My main course was a Level 7 Diploma in Leadership and Strategic Management. This course helped
me develop leadership qualities, decision-making skills, and an understanding of business operations. It
prepared me to handle real-world business challenges.
16. What difficult things have you faced in school, and how did you deal with them?
One challenge was learning to manage multiple subjects effectively. I started using a planner and set
small goals to stay on track. Breaking big tasks into smaller parts made studying easier and reduced
stress.
17. . Describe yourself in three words.
Dedicated, adaptable, and analytical.
18. What was your favorite subject in school and why?
Computer science was my favorite subject because I love to stay connected with technology, and it was
quite interesting learning this subject.
19. What advice on money will you give to the students who are coming to the UK to study?
I would advise students to plan their finances carefully before arriving in the UK. It’s important to create
a monthly budget covering rent, groceries, transportation, and study materials. Avoid unnecessary
expenses, take advantage of student discounts, and look for part-time job opportunities if allowed.
Keeping track of spending through a budgeting app can also help manage finances better and avoid
financial stress.
20. You will meet students from different places; how can this help you later on?
Meeting students from diverse backgrounds will allow me to learn about different cultures, traditions,
and ways of thinking. This will not only broaden my perspective but also enhance my ability to work in
multicultural environments. In the long run, these international connections could be useful for career
opportunities, collaborations, and gaining insights into global business trends.
21. How do you plan to engage with your fellow residents and build a sense of community within your
accommodation?
I plan to engage with my fellow residents by participating in social gatherings, attending communal
activities, and simply being approachable. Initiating small conversations, cooking meals together, and
celebrating festivals will help in forming strong bonds. Respecting each other’s space and cultural
differences will also play a key role in building a friendly and inclusive environment.
22. How will you keep yourself interested and focused during your course?
To stay motivated, I will set academic goals and create a structured study plan. I will actively participate
in lectures, join discussions, and collaborate with peers. Keeping a balance between studies and
relaxation by engaging in hobbies and exercise will help me maintain focus and interest in my
coursework.
23. Do you want to join any groups of people who have finished university or groups of workers in
your job area?
Yes, I am keen on joining my university’s alumni network as well as professional organizations related
to my field. These groups will provide mentorship, career guidance, and job opportunities. Staying
connected with professionals in my industry will help me stay updated with new trends and
developments.
24. How will you keep in touch with people from your university once you finish studying?
I will stay connected through social media, professional networking sites like LinkedIn, and university
alumni events. Regular communication through emails and virtual meetups will also help maintain
relationships with professors and classmates.
25. What will you do to meet new people and make contacts that may help in your career in the UK?
I plan to attend university events, career fairs, and industry-specific networking sessions. Joining student
organizations and participating in professional workshops will also help me build strong connections.
Additionally, LinkedIn and other online platforms will be useful for expanding my professional
network.
26. How do you plan to make friends and get to know teachers and other students in your classes?
I plan to join university orientation program also I will engage in class discussions, participate in group
projects, and attend university-organized social events. Being approachable, asking questions, and
actively interacting with my teachers and classmates will help me build strong academic and personal
connections.
27. What are the good and bad points about taking a year off after university before you start
working?
Good points:
A chance to travel and explore new cultures.
Time to gain practical experience through internships or volunteering.
Opportunity to develop new skills before entering the workforce.
Bad points:
28. What soft skills, like talking well, working with others, or solving problems, do you think are
important for your job success?
Effective communication, teamwork, and problem-solving skills are crucial for career success. Good
communication ensures clear exchange of ideas, teamwork enhances collaboration, and problem-solving
skills help in overcoming challenges efficiently. These skills contribute to professional growth and the
ability to adapt to different work environments.