<p>All you need to know when sending your youngster to study abroad!</p><p>Honestly, that’s one of the bravest conclusions you’ll ever make, and yes, the most critical one for your youngster. Studying abroad means your youngster has access to the best faculties, world-class education and a global attitude. As a parent, it is your responsibility to support your youngster in this decision. So, gear up to be a part of this fruitful journey.</p><p><strong>What you need to do as a Parent</strong></p><p>Know what motivates your youngster. As a parent, be an active part of their decision-making procedure to support them and ensure they make the right decisions in their life.&nbsp;</p><h3><strong>1. Discuss goals flexibly</strong></h3><p>Sit down and understand why your youngster wants to go abroad – whether it is career-driven or personal. It is vital to know what exactly your youngster seeks in life to be able to guide and support them.</p><h3><strong>2. Stay up-to-date&nbsp;</strong></h3><p>Take part in research about the courses they are interested in, colleges / campuses they have been talking about and the kind of lifestyle they would most thrive in. This study will also include information on course brochure, college / campus life and lodgings options available at abroad.&nbsp;</p><h3><strong>3. Contemplate your challenges</strong></h3><p>Reach out to friends and family whose youngsters have already gone abroad. Ask them about the challenges you are likely to face and figure out how to deal with them.&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>4. Seek professional counselling</strong></p><p>BBRSS has been helping students pursue their international education dreams. If you have any doubts or concerns, we are more than glad to help you.&nbsp;</p><h3><strong>5. Know how much you would have to spend</strong></h3><p>Having an evaluation of the costs involved in sending your youngster abroad can help you make a better decision. However, it’s not just the tuition fee alone you should be calculating in your budget. Do weigh in other expenses such as accommodation, food, health coverage, communication and travel as well!</p><h3><strong>6. Make a detailed plan</strong></h3><p>Now that you have an overview of what goes into sending your youngster abroad, plan. Consider all factors including course and college / campus selection, funds, visa, etc.</p><p>Once you have decided where your youngster would study and pursue which course, remember to consider:</p><h3><strong>7. Health comes first&nbsp;</strong></h3><p>Ensure to get your youngster’s general physical examination, dental check-up, and a gynecological check-up (if applicable). If required, ensure they have all the relevant vaccine’s shots and boosters.&nbsp;</p><h3><strong>8. Travel safety is crucial</strong></h3><p>Yes, it’s worrying to send your youngster thousands of kilometers away, and that’s why it is important to ensure their travel safety. Ensure your youngster is insured before they leave and sign up for a safety program.&nbsp;</p><h3><strong>9. Plan your visits</strong></h3><p>Once your youngster has settled abroad, discuss with them and plan your visit abroad. This will help you spend some quality time and also give them that emotional support they need while adjusting in another country.&nbsp;</p><h3><strong>10. Keep in touch</strong></h3><p>It is important to stay connected with your youngster abroad as settling in a new nation can be quite overwhelming. They’ll need both – your emotional support, as well as your supervision &amp; guidance before they are settled appropriately.&nbsp;</p><p>If you still have any apprehensions and need to be sure about sending your youngster abroad,&nbsp;please feel free to discuss regarding your apprehensions and their career path with us.&nbsp;</p>

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