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Etsuko

Japan

Etsuko, Japan

Institution: Central Queensland University

Etsuko has been so impressed with the quality of the Australian education system that she plans to become a part of that system herself.

Her Bachelor of Learning Management (Japanese) qualifies Etsuko to teach Japanese in the Australian school system. “There are many Australian students and people who are keen to learn Japanese. I think that the course I am studying leads to the career I want,” she says.

Etsuko was attracted to Australia for a range of reasons—financial, cultural and academic. To start with, she found that living costs and study fees in Australia were lower than in other English-speaking countries such as the United Kingdom and United States.

Also, she knew she could feel “at home” because Australian people have respect and understanding for visitors from different cultures. “Australia is a safe and peaceful country to study in.”

Etsuko has made lots of Australian and international friends, and is sharing a house with other students. “I can learn and exchange various cultures and traditions.”

Etsuko has received plenty of on-campus support. “My university provides an English support service to international students. The university staff assist in their academic writing and speaking and give them advice on grammar, spelling and referencing.”

Overall, she believes that the high quality of education helps international students to build valuable skills and useful knowledge for their future. “The staff and teachers in my university have professional knowledge and great experience, and I find that the teaching style is friendly and approachable.”

Having had such a positive experience of the Australian education system already, Etsuko says she would consider continuing her studies in Australia in the future. “In the future, I am thinking of doing a Master degree in education in Australia.”

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