Friday, September 28, 2012
vacation idea for single student?
vacation idea for single student?
Hey people. I want to go on vacation and the chances are that i will be going allone. Im 21 years old and i want a relaxing and safe vacation. I want to know a company where who offers single vacation. I dont want to go to meet other people (relationship). Im not a guy who likes party, drink or those kind of things. I just want some nice place, to relax with other friendly and nice people. I planning to go for new years. Im from Netherlands... and hope you could help me out.
Other - Destinations - 4 Answers
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Try a tree house in a remote forrest, seriously.
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Will if you don't want to party then Florida is out ummm... if i were you i would head to Atlantis in the Bahamas its nice you can relex and have a good time the only thing is its alittle expensive but its definty worth the money. Have a good time.
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Just start traveling alone. If you want a short break, the Belgium towns are a good start. You can also take a cheap flight to London, Prague or Bratislava. For a longer trip, Ireland, (lots of places to have a drink or a cola and meet some people without having to get drunk,) France, Spain (do not go to Salou, I would think,) but if you have the money, go to Scandinavia. For cheaper options, the former communist countries. All tour operators in the Netherlands will offer tours for young people, but I have never wanted to join them. The tours they offer that are not specifically for young people do tent to get older people, 50+. That is because most young people who do not like the "lets get drunk" kind of holidays travel alone. Stay in hostels, you meet people, pay just a little and most hostels you can book beforehand but you can also get a bed if you walk in on the day.
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You could try Barbados! That country is paradise! Also, has so much to offer. You can take a tour bus to see the whole island! So much to do, so much to see! The nightlife is GREAT! Check Harbour Lights (http://www.harbourlightsbarbados.com/ ), Boatyard (http://www.theboatyard.com/ ) and St. Lawrence Gap (http://www.thegapbarbados.com/ ),(http://www.barbados.org/stlaw.htm ). St. Lawrence Gap has not only clubs, but restaurants, hotels, etc.. Such as The Ship Inn (http://www.shipinnbarbados.com/ ), Reggae Lounge, etc.! Bridgetown, its capital, is known for duty-free shopping ranging from shoes to clothes to jewellery to books. The beaches are fabulous, try Accra (known as Rockley Beach), Maxwell, Miami/Enterprise. The people are friendly, some food are different (if you always want to try something different, you can try Fridays in Oistins (a town known for its fish market). If interested, you can check out The Barbados Museum (http://www.barbmuse.org.bb/ ). Like I said, there's so much to see in this whole island. You can try some cruises such as Jolly Roger (http://www.tallshipscruises.com/ ). You can also check out Atlantis Adventures (http://www.atlantisadventures.com/barbados.cfm ), Harrison's Cave (http://www.harrisonscave.com/ ), among other places, if this have sparked your interest, you can check out for more information below: http://www.barbados.org/ http://www.visitbarbados.org/ http://www.funbarbados.com/ http://www.totallybarbados.com/ If you are in need of cheapest accommodation out there and not care about luxury but at least clean, then I suggest Pegwell Inn Guest House, it's close to amenities (across the street is Southern Plaza), public transportation (right at the road) - a big bus to go into Bridgetown or Speightstown, maybe a minibus but for sure, a route taxi (route 11) that goes into the capital and all costs $1.50 BDS) - you could even take a taxi but it's expensive), beaches, and within walking distance, internet cafe (if it's still there), laundromat, post office, restaurants, pharmacy. For an all-inclusive, try http://barbados.org/allinclusive_vacations.php and you could check for reviews if needed - http://www.tripadvisor.com/ Hope this helps.
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Friday, September 14, 2012
Becoming an exchange student?
Becoming an exchange student?
I want to become a an exchange student i wanna go to like england or the netherlands i live in australia and i am 15 a junior in australia just beginning my hsc years and i would like to learn about other cultures ect which program would be the cheapest to use??? and how can i acomplish this??
Studying Abroad - 2 Answers
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my brother just came back from a six week visit in japan on a yfu shcolarship. it cost him my parents $2000 to send him, but it was worth it. to apply for a scholarship, you go to the website and give them your information. then they'll let you know if you can go or not. you could also try afs, but i don't know how much they charge, sorry. hope i could help!
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There are two types of schools: Short term courses lasting 2-8 weeks. A full school year. I will certainly recommend you to ask for prices at local agencies, so you don't end up in problems with various custom and immigration departments. Those shorter courses range in price from 2-4000 dollars. Be very clear about the language you want to study. There is a lot of difference between speaking Dutch and English. If you want to get some advices how to finance the trip some I have known have been successful by approaching the local Round Table chapter, when they attended business schools. These chapters consist of local businessmen who have a lot of connections international. It might pay of giving it a try.
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I want to become a an exchange student i wanna go to like england or the netherlands i live in australia and i am 15 a junior in australia just beginning my hsc years and i would like to learn about other cultures ect which program would be the cheapest to use??? and how can i acomplish this??
Studying Abroad - 2 Answers
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my brother just came back from a six week visit in japan on a yfu shcolarship. it cost him my parents $2000 to send him, but it was worth it. to apply for a scholarship, you go to the website and give them your information. then they'll let you know if you can go or not. you could also try afs, but i don't know how much they charge, sorry. hope i could help!
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There are two types of schools: Short term courses lasting 2-8 weeks. A full school year. I will certainly recommend you to ask for prices at local agencies, so you don't end up in problems with various custom and immigration departments. Those shorter courses range in price from 2-4000 dollars. Be very clear about the language you want to study. There is a lot of difference between speaking Dutch and English. If you want to get some advices how to finance the trip some I have known have been successful by approaching the local Round Table chapter, when they attended business schools. These chapters consist of local businessmen who have a lot of connections international. It might pay of giving it a try.
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Friday, September 7, 2012
thoughts on going to university in holland from the UK?
thoughts on going to university in holland from the UK?
I'm aware it's cheaper to be an international student in the Netherlands, than one here in the UK. Many Dutsh speak three or four languages so the language barrier would not be an issue at first, and I would hope to develope my skills of the language over time. Living a language is obviously much different to being tought it. Thoughts on this? Is it completley ridiculuous just to save a few additional years of student debt?
Studying Abroad - 1 Answers
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Do you speak Dutch? Yes. They speak English as well as at least two, three other languages. However, the primary language of instruction is in Dutch. Either you're fluent already or you take classes which most/all universities there offer prior to enrolling.
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Saturday, September 1, 2012
I'm a first year medical student in South Africa, but want to continue this in Europe. How do I do this??
I'm a first year medical student in South Africa, but want to continue this in Europe. How do I do this??
I want to leave SA and study in ,e.g the Netherlands. Preferably in English. SA is going down the drain, and I don't want to complete my degree in a country that is totaly useless. Can someone help me get info on universities and exchange progrms??
Studying Abroad - 1 Answers
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Travel to Mexico, Jump the border into the United States illegally and try to get caught. Once caught, tell the authorities that you are a citizen of Holland. The US will fly you there and probably pay for your college and maybe even your children's and grand children's college too. It's worth a shot.
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I want to leave SA and study in ,e.g the Netherlands. Preferably in English. SA is going down the drain, and I don't want to complete my degree in a country that is totaly useless. Can someone help me get info on universities and exchange progrms??
Studying Abroad - 1 Answers
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Travel to Mexico, Jump the border into the United States illegally and try to get caught. Once caught, tell the authorities that you are a citizen of Holland. The US will fly you there and probably pay for your college and maybe even your children's and grand children's college too. It's worth a shot.
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