KNOW MORE ABOUT CYPRUS

Posted date: 06 May 2021

After the islands of Sardinia and Sicily, Cyprus is the third largest island in the Mediterranean Sea. It is situated at the crossroads of Europe and Africa. Cyprus is a big European country with a strong foreign presence. In Cyprus, there are approximately 40 thousand students of various nationalities enrolled. As a result of this, Cyprus has a truly unique multicultural atmosphere. As a result, when you visit Cyprus, you will encounter people from various cultures from all over the world. Furthermore, studying in Cyprus can provide you with a high-quality international education at a low cost. Here are a few reasons why Cyprus is an excellent study destination.

No English Proficiency Test, such as the TOEFL or IELTS, is required. It is sufficient to demonstrate your English Language proficiency by studying in an institution where English is the medium of communication. Cyprus' universities deliver some of the most affordable foreign study abroad programmes in the country. Who wants to pay 6 to 10 times more for a higher-quality education? Tuition fees in Cyprus universities are extremely low, allowing you to enjoy your study abroad experience without breaking the bank.

Several public relations positions are available in the summer. During the low season, you may work four to five days a week, and during the high season, you may work six to seven days per week. Advertisements can be seen in newspapers and by recruiting companies. The district labour office provides residents of European countries with comprehensive job-search information and advice. They will set up vocational training and placements for you.

For those with two years of teaching experience, there are a variety of teaching positions available in private international schools in Cyprus. A bachelor's degree is required, as well as certification in teaching English as a foreign language. Working hours range from twenty to thirty hours a week on average. Your salary and benefits are determined by your qualifications. The average monthly wage is about 1850 Euros. While studying, you can work part-time in bars, cafes, restaurants, stores, or even at their universities. If they have strong Turkish and English skills, they will be able to find full-time work in hotels, banks, and foreign companies after graduation.

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