Can I study abroad if I have a child?

International study is possible with a family and can be just as rewarding, but there are considerations that you should keep in mind. Careful planning can create an experience abroad that will benefit you and your family. Spending a semester abroad with your children or family members can be rewarding for everyone.

Why do you wish to send your child abroad for their education?

Studying abroad can boost career prospects and significantly improve language skills, making it an invaluable experience. This notion seems to be seconded by parents around the world, as found by a recent study conducted by HSBC. It can shape your child’s success and is an important investment for their global career.

How can single mums get help with studying with kids?

You can get more in-depth, personalised support from my “You’ve Got This” Single Mum eCourse, which has already been downloaded by 2k+ single mums. This is hugely important when it comes to studying with kids. The desire to get the study completed so you can embark on your shiny, new career is understandable.

Should you study with kids?

It’s a big plus when studying with kids, allowing the flexibility to work around single mum commitments, as well as saving time (and money) travelling. There’s still plenty of opportunity for communication with your teachers and other students by phone, email and online forums.

Where can I get career advice as a single mum?

It will be a comfort to have someone to turn to for advice and support. Their experience with other single mums studying will be invaluable to you. There’s also a number of websites that offer career advice, they are less personal but have heaps of information. Try My Future and Career Girls for starters.

Is it OK to study at home?

As long as you are highly organised all is a-ok. Study is no different. According to Skills You Need ‘Getting yourself organised so that you can study effectively is an important first step in study skills’. So make sure you enjoy your study by preparing efficiently, both at home and within your new curriculum.