We coach you step by step to prepare and file your own application: statement of purpose, apostilles, sworn translations and every upload the university asks for. All online, around your working hours.
A tailored list of everything each university needs, so nothing holds up your admission.
Coaching to write a statement of purpose that clearly links your work experience to your study plan.
How to get diplomas from your home country apostilled or legalised while you live elsewhere in Europe.
We point you to sworn translators and check translations meet university standards.
A second pair of eyes on every form before you submit, to avoid costly errors.
Practice for any admission interviews or entrance tests your programme requires.
Most of our clients are non-EU nationals already in Europe, either working on a permit or on a job-seeker visa. Here's what this step means for you.
Use your current stable status to get documents in order early. Requesting apostilles and transcripts from your home country can take weeks, so we start those first.
If your time in your current country is limited, we fast-track the application: we focus on universities that accept scanned documents first and send originals later.
Get the exact document list for each university on your shortlist.
Gather, apostille and translate your documents with our guidance.
We review your application, then you submit it with confidence.
Receive your acceptance letter, the key document for your visa.
Usually a passport, your diploma and transcripts (apostilled or legalised), sworn translations, proof of English, a CV and a statement of purpose. Requirements vary by university, so we give you an exact list.
Yes. A study gap is common among our clients. Your statement of purpose should explain what you've done since and why this course is the logical next step. We coach you on exactly that.
We coach you to prepare and file your own application, reviewing each step so nothing is missed. That keeps you in control of your account and communication with the university.
Many universities accept IELTS, TOEFL or Cambridge certificates, and some accept previous study in English or their own online test. We check what each programme on your list accepts.
A shortlist of Polish universities and English-taught courses that fit your work background, budget and next career move.
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