Know your starting point. Plan your university pathway.
Plan your studies, language preparation, portfolio and application documents. Identify what you already have, what you still need and what to check with your target program in China or South Korea.
What you can take into your next step.
Plan your studies, language preparation, portfolio and application documents. Identify what you already have, what you still need and what to check with your target program in China or South Korea.
A plan with clear priorities
Review school level, academic history, language and goals, then prioritize preparation tasks.
Evidence of your own work
Structure documents and projects to show your contribution and reasoning, without inventing work or facts for an applicant.
Prepare to explain your goals
Practice presentations or interviews within the package, using the target program’s requirements.
Different destinations. A plan that fits you.
Start with your course and language of study.
Review academic foundations, course-specific language evidence, application documents, deadlines and budget.
Requirements and dates vary by institution, program and application year. Always check the target institution’s announcement.
Prepare for a useful study-planning conversation
Use this to organize what you know and what you want to discuss. Actual requirements must be checked for the specific program and intake.
Country, subject and study format
Start with China or South Korea, a subject, reasons for studying and preferred teaching language. If undecided, note what you want to explore.
Illustrative example · Actual activities and deliverables follow the agreed service scope.
From the first conversation to the next step.
Agree the goals, scope and deliverables before work begins.
- 01
Explore your starting point
Share country, field, intended year and questions.
- 02
Plan the preparation
Identify tasks, priorities and timing.
- 03
Develop your evidence
Prepare work and documents grounded in your own experience.
- 04
Verify and present
Check the latest program notices and practice within the agreed scope.
Know what’s included. Choose with confidence.
Confirm scope, fees and the start date with the team before proceeding.
Fees, inclusions, session numbers and applicant responsibilities follow an initial needs review. University application fees, travel and external costs are listed separately.
Before receiving a service
- Delivery format
- Before applying or agreeing to a service, confirm whether the specific round or proposal is online, on site or hybrid, including the location and appointment time.
- What to prepare
- Have the service, round, goals and questions ready. Read the eligibility below, then ask the round’s team which documents, equipment or system access are required before sending personal information.
- Contact hours and support
- Office · Monday–Saturday · 09:00–17:30 · Bangkok · UTC+7
Appointments and delivery times follow the individual course or proposal. Remote work by staff does not mean 24-hour customer service.
A few things you may be wondering.
Build a pathway that belongs to you.
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Start with the goal you want to reach.
Share a little context so the team can explain the scope, format and fees relevant to you.
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