How do I become a teacher abroad?
Are you planning to teach abroad? Certain dates are imperative, and it’s essential to have international health insurance, sometimes even to obtain a visa.
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How to study in the USA
The United States has the largest number of international students in the world. Nearly 5% of students in higher education in the USA are foreigners, and this proportion is rising all the time. Uncle Sam’s country has one of the most structured and perhaps the most prestigious education systems in the world. There are 4,000
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Our advice on studying abroad
Studying abroad is almost every student’s dream: it’s an opportunity to travel, discover new horizons and cultures, learn a language and grow personally as you mature. It’s also a real asset on your CV, making it easier to find a job… In short, it’s a beneficial and unique experience that has nothing but advantages from
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Your international insurance to study in the USA
You’re going to study at a university in the United States, and your university may require international student insurance. Mondassur explains the international student insurance requirements for your university in the USA. Why choose international insurance to study in the USA? Studying in the United States is a dream for many students. However, the high
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Student Insurance Canada and Quebec
You’re going to study in Quebec and need to take out student insurance. You’ve obtained all the necessary authorizations: the CAQ, the Study Permit for long-distance travellers, and you’re all set.
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Schooling for expatriate children
The expatriation of parents to a foreign country inevitably raises the question of schooling for their children. Which school to choose for your children when you live in a foreign country? Should you prefer the French school system or adapt to the school system in your host country?
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Insuring your internship or summer job abroad
More and more students are going abroad for work, travel, internships or semesters of study. According to a 2022 report published by UNESCO’s statistical institute, there will be over 6.3 million international students in 2020, compared with 2 million in 2000. In 2019, China was the top country of origin for international students, ahead of
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Australia and foreign students
In recent years, studying abroad has become a major economic issue, with countries competing fiercely to attract the greatest number of young minds to gain a foothold in the booming higher education market. Australia was quick to capitalize on this new economic windfall represented by foreign students in Australia. If you too are attracted, certain
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Going to Asia: Junior International Studies insurance
Asia is becoming an increasingly popular destination for students. Every year, over 15,000 French students go to Asia to study. China, Japan and Singapore are welcoming more and more students. Go to Asia for your studies or internship, and think about your student insurance for Asia! Asian universities such as Nanyang University of Technology (Singapore),
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Testimonial: Erasmus student in Denmark
Going to Denmark for a year as an Erasmus student was an opportunity my school offered me for my third and final year. It was an unmissable opportunity to travel and see other cultures, something I’d rarely had the chance to do before. I arrived at the beginning of August, a month before the start
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