Translate your experience
Make your CV clear to an international reader. Lead with relevant skills, results and qualifications.
Study · funding · international work
Your next move, mapped.
Thinking about a degree, a scholarship, or a job overseas? Start with the path that fits you. We’ll help turn a big idea into a list of real next steps.
✓Practical guidance. Clear expectations. Your decision stays yours.
Your starting point
01 / 03What are you planning?
Pick a path to see the first useful steps
Start with your study planCompare courses, entry criteria and ways to fund them.
Get a checklistA starting point, not a promise of admission, funding, employment or a visa.
For students
Build the application in the right order.
Choose the part you’re working on and see what to do next. Start with the course, then funding and application preparation.
Scholarships & funding
Look for funding before the deadline is close.
Funding may come from universities, governments, foundations, or other organisations. Your shortlist should reflect your course, grades, nationality, and timing.
Help me plan a funding searchA.
University awardsMerit, need-based, department or course awards
Check fitB.
Government programmesCountry and eligibility rules vary by scheme
Check datesC.
Independent foundationsMay focus on a field, community or purpose
Read termsD.
Your own funding mixCompare awards, savings and other options
Plan costsFor job seekers
Make the job search fit the destination.
Searching internationally takes more than sending the same CV everywhere. Focus on suitable roles, credible employers, and the rules that apply to the country and job.
Plan my job searchKeep your guard up. Verify employers and written offers independently. Be cautious of large upfront payments or anyone promising a guaranteed visa or job.
Target roles and locations
Choose a realistic role family, then check current demand and language or credential requirements.
Check the work route
Confirm official visa rules and whether a role or employer can meet them.
Apply and verify
Tailor each application and confirm the employer, contract, salary and recruitment terms.
How the guidance works
Four steps from question to action.
Start wherever you are. The plan is shaped around your goal, profile and timeline.
Tell us your goal
Share your background, budget and when you hope to move.
Check the fit
Look at realistic routes and requirements to investigate.
Set the order
Know what to prepare, verify and when to act.
Keep moving
Get help with agreed milestones and decisions along the way.
Good to know
Questions before you begin.
Clear advice starts with realistic expectations.
Do you guarantee admission, scholarships, jobs, or visas?
No. Universities, funding providers, employers, and immigration authorities make their own decisions. We help you understand and prepare for a process, but cannot control its outcome.
Can you help if I haven’t chosen a country yet?
Yes. We can compare options based on your goal, qualifications, budget, timing, and the requirements you need to verify.
What should I prepare for a first conversation?
A short summary of your goal, education or work experience, approximate budget, and preferred timeline is enough to begin.
Do you provide immigration or recruitment services?
Services can be regulated. Confirm what authorisations are required in the relevant country before offering or purchasing immigration advice or recruitment services.
Start with a conversation
Tell us where you want to go.
Share a few details about your plan. We’ll use them to understand what kind of guidance would be useful.
You stay in control of your applications. Admissions teams, scholarship providers, employers and immigration authorities make their own decisions.