₦airaland Forum

ANNOY:
After studying, u will come back to Nigeria and be jobless.
No thanks, moving on

paparazzi1987:
Can i stay over after my study..like getting Permanent Residence ?

AcademicAdviser:
How do you even apply when all their websites are in Chinese or in whatever language they speak over there

horia:
and how does being a billionaire make one get Visas easily.

fulaniHERDSman:

So that that crazy DEXTER look alike with maxi trouser will wake up some day and nuke me along his perceived enemy bah?

anibirelawal:
@ OP, North Korea nko

esuLAAROYE:
Olosho dey there







how much per night

IbnIbrahim:
Deciding where to study is a tricky decision. It can seem overwhelming to pick one country when you have the whole world to explore. There may be countries that you haven’t even considered yet. South Korea is one of the most diverse and interesting countries to study in as an international student.

Here are ten reasons why it is worth at least considering studying in South Korea:

1. Cheap cost of living
Living in South Korea, on average, is very cheap. This includes the cost of accommodation, food and transportation. For example, a taxi ride costs roughly ₩1150 (US$1) per kilometre!.

2. Excellent education institutions

South Korea is renowned for its universities. The three largest world-recognised universities are Seoul National University, Korea University, and Yonsei University. The universities all have high postgraduate employment rates and excellent reputations. South Korea also boasts the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology and Sungkyunkwan University which are lesser known but equally impressive institutions.

3. Incredible food
Students’ top two priorities for food tend to be: a) cheap and b) convenient. It is a bonus if the cheap and convenient food is rather tasty too.

Korean food ticks all three boxes. The culture in South Korea revolves heavily around food, with many social gatherings having food as the focal point.

4. Varied and thriving nightlife
The country has a vibrant nightlife, with a ‘work hard, play hard‘ attitude. Many clubs are themed which can provide an interesting night out and most stay open until the early hours of the morning.

5. Kind people
Korean students are incredibly welcoming to their international peers. They are often keen to share Korean culture with those unfamiliar with their country so you will learn all the best bits about living in the country from experts.

6. Opportunity for travel
South Korea is very well located. It is within close proximity to many Asian countries including China and Japan. With the cheap travel costs, it is relatively easy to travel to them.

7[b]. Stunning scenery[/b]
If you’re looking for scenery, it doesn’t get much better than South Korea.

8. Perfect balance between traditional and modern

If you want a mix of old traditional buildings and modern complexes and amenities then South Korea is the place for you. The country sports tall glass skyscrapers and traditional temples. It is not uncommon to see the two side by side.

9. Language
Most universities in South Korea offer language lessons alongside their courses. The classes vary in levels of difficulty so you can go in as near bilingual or a complete beginner.

10. High standard of living
South Korea is Asia’s fourth-largest economy and one of the world’s leading financial centres. It has remained relatively unscathed during the recession and has rapid economic growth, making it a promising place to live, work and study.


https://hotproforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=1244

engrjacuzzi:
hope it's not gonna be like northern part of Nigeria

IbnIbrahim:
Deciding where to study is a tricky decision. It can seem overwhelming to pick one country when you have the whole world to explore. There may be countries that you haven’t even considered yet. South Korea is one of the most diverse and interesting countries to study in as an international student.

Here are ten reasons why it is worth at least considering studying in South Korea:

1. Cheap cost of living
Living in South Korea, on average, is very cheap. This includes the cost of accommodation, food and transportation. For example, a taxi ride costs roughly ₩1150 (US$1) per kilometre!.

2. Excellent education institutions

South Korea is renowned for its universities. The three largest world-recognised universities are Seoul National University, Korea University, and Yonsei University. The universities all have high postgraduate employment rates and excellent reputations. South Korea also boasts the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology and Sungkyunkwan University which are lesser known but equally impressive institutions.

3. Incredible food
Students’ top two priorities for food tend to be: a) cheap and b) convenient. It is a bonus if the cheap and convenient food is rather tasty too.

Korean food ticks all three boxes. The culture in South Korea revolves heavily around food, with many social gatherings having food as the focal point.

4. Varied and thriving nightlife
The country has a vibrant nightlife, with a ‘work hard, play hard‘ attitude. Many clubs are themed which can provide an interesting night out and most stay open until the early hours of the morning.

5. Kind people
Korean students are incredibly welcoming to their international peers. They are often keen to share Korean culture with those unfamiliar with their country so you will learn all the best bits about living in the country from experts.

6. Opportunity for travel
South Korea is very well located. It is within close proximity to many Asian countries including China and Japan. With the cheap travel costs, it is relatively easy to travel to them.

7[b]. Stunning scenery[/b]
If you’re looking for scenery, it doesn’t get much better than South Korea.

8. Perfect balance between traditional and modern

If you want a mix of old traditional buildings and modern complexes and amenities then South Korea is the place for you. The country sports tall glass skyscrapers and traditional temples. It is not uncommon to see the two side by side.

9. Language
Most universities in South Korea offer language lessons alongside their courses. The classes vary in levels of difficulty so you can go in as near bilingual or a complete beginner.

10. High standard of living
South Korea is Asia’s fourth-largest economy and one of the world’s leading financial centres. It has remained relatively unscathed during the recession and has rapid economic growth, making it a promising place to live, work and study.


https://hotproforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=1244

MrsNwaAmaikpe:


How long will Nigerians continue to make sentences using "reason why" in it?

Even i that went to night school dont use "reason why" in my everyay talk....the quality of education has reduced abysmally!!

Just say "10 reasons you should consider studying in South Korea"

chukzyfcbb:
All these things you mentioned na rubbish.

The koko is the ROI(return on investment).

Will I be allowed to work after studies, if yes how many years?

Can I apply for permanent resident after study, no be say if I study finish una go send me back to Nigeria like UK.


Na food abi Na taxi I wan chop?

Op use your head oh.

Fashblonder:
I agree to disagree...the cost of living there is actually pretty high and they're not very welcoming to black people. And the academic standard is pretty high as well bt I still love them

Gucciboss:
There is nothing wrong in the usage. Nigerians are not the only people that use the words in that combination. Even Americans do.

delors:
Your first point - Cheap cost of living isn't great. In Canada, averagely, it is $0.90/km...
Also, u skipped the fact that u may have to pass throyghlanguage bridge courses as S.Korea isn't an English speaking nation.
S.Koreans are welcoming? Well, we have to revisit that point later as most Koreans are suspicious of non-white visitors. It is confirmed! I have been there twice and there are reports.
And what about life after school? Who's gonna employ a niggi in a high powered executive office to work on policies ? Lol...na wah o. That's how u guys will send young innocent guys there and make their lives miserable.

Fashblonder:
I agree to disagree...the cost of living there is actually pretty high and they're not very welcoming to black people. And the academic standard is pretty high as well bt I still love them

MrsNwaAmaikpe:
Its a fact Americans dont speak good English......

As for your first sentence....argue with your shadow

MrsNwaAmaikpe:


How long will Nigerians continue to make sentences using "reason why" in it?

Even i that went to night school dont use "reason why" in my everyay talk....the quality of education has reduced abysmally!!

Just say "10 reasons you should consider studying in South Korea"

HeWrites:
Make we connect na

jideflows:
SK is a lovely place to live.. They are very nice people but bros that food own!!! Me I no agree. Na so do grass you go dey chop like goat... Well for those watching their weight you can live well there.. Nice culture and traditions.. Lovely people as well..

IbnIbrahim:
Deciding where to study is a tricky decision. It can seem overwhelming to pick one country when you have the whole world to explore. There may be countries that you haven’t even considered yet. South Korea is one of the most diverse and interesting countries to study in as an international student.

Here are ten reasons why it is worth at least considering studying in South Korea:

1. Cheap cost of living
Living in South Korea, on average, is very cheap. This includes the cost of accommodation, food and transportation. For example, a taxi ride costs roughly ₩1150 (US$1) per kilometre!.

2. Excellent education institutions

South Korea is renowned for its universities. The three largest world-recognised universities are Seoul National University, Korea University, and Yonsei University. The universities all have high postgraduate employment rates and excellent reputations. South Korea also boasts the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology and Sungkyunkwan University which are lesser known but equally impressive institutions.

3. Incredible food
Students’ top two priorities for food tend to be: a) cheap and b) convenient. It is a bonus if the cheap and convenient food is rather tasty too.

Korean food ticks all three boxes. The culture in South Korea revolves heavily around food, with many social gatherings having food as the focal point.

4. Varied and thriving nightlife
The country has a vibrant nightlife, with a ‘work hard, play hard‘ attitude. Many clubs are themed which can provide an interesting night out and most stay open until the early hours of the morning.

5. Kind people
Korean students are incredibly welcoming to their international peers. They are often keen to share Korean culture with those unfamiliar with their country so you will learn all the best bits about living in the country from experts.

6. Opportunity for travel
South Korea is very well located. It is within close proximity to many Asian countries including China and Japan. With the cheap travel costs, it is relatively easy to travel to them.

7[b]. Stunning scenery[/b]
If you’re looking for scenery, it doesn’t get much better than South Korea.

8. Perfect balance between traditional and modern

If you want a mix of old traditional buildings and modern complexes and amenities then South Korea is the place for you. The country sports tall glass skyscrapers and traditional temples. It is not uncommon to see the two side by side.

9. Language
Most universities in South Korea offer language lessons alongside their courses. The classes vary in levels of difficulty so you can go in as near bilingual or a complete beginner.

10. High standard of living
South Korea is Asia’s fourth-largest economy and one of the world’s leading financial centres. It has remained relatively unscathed during the recession and has rapid economic growth, making it a promising place to live, work and study.


https://hotproforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=1244