Andreia Teixeira

Andreia Teixeira is a young Portuguese graduate in communication and is passionate about languages and cultures. That passion has taken her from Portugal to London, Brussels and more recently Copenhagen; cities where she has worked as a journalist, content editor, marketer and translater. A fluent speaker of 5 languages, she has worked in several companies and international organizations, including UNICEF and the European Commission.

From João Pessoa to Toronto: one student’s story

Ever thought of doing an internship in Canada, fully funded, to collaborate on major worldwide research? Thanks to Mitacs Globalink program, Rodrigo is now in Toronto helping to minimize the risks of environmental pollution. Every year, this program offers graduates from all around the world the opportunity to take a research internship abroad. Know more about this successful story!

By Andreia Teixeira
Study Abroad in Thailand: what to expect - Part I

When you ask yourself what is the best place to study abroad, a paradise, Thailand pops up in your mind, right? Because this country is much more than a dream holiday destination. Find out the advantages of studying in Thailand that will make you start packing now!

By Andreia Teixeira
US, Switzerland, Canada or UK: what’s your summer program destination?

Language Courses, Summer Camps or your own combination of classes: there are many options to learn and travel abroad while enjoying your summer break. Study English in California, fly to the Alps to learn French in Switzerland, join a sports program in Canada or take a photography course in London – if none of these is on your “bucket list”, check out many other options at some of the best summer program destinations!

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Brazilian exchange students in Canada are helping vulnerable youth

A school in Canada is donating a dollar a day to a Brazilian NGO for every Brazilian student enrolled in their courses. So, if you study at VGC Language School, all your Brazilian schoolmates will be making it possible for underprivileged children and youth in Brazil to also have access to education. Learn more about the initiative and how to be part of it.

By Andreia Teixeira
10 places to study in a college in the UK

Whether it is to study an English language course or to further your education in the United Kingdom, there are lots of different places where you can enjoy the real experience of studying in a British college. Because there is much more in the UK besides London, check out other destinations which you’ll find at Salão do Estudante and Expo-Estudiante fairs.

By Andreia Teixeira
Study Abroad, Pay Less: How to Save On Travel

Saving money while studying abroad isn’t that hard: you just have to know where to find the best discounts on flights, hotels and leisure activities for your weekend and school break trips.

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How is it to study in Sydney in 8 questions

Hello adventurers wanting to study in Sydney: include this advice on your guide for a perfect study abroad experience. From surf breaks only 5 minutes from school to scholarships in Australia, educational specialists unveil all the advantages of studying in Sydney. Check them out!

By Andreia Teixeira
Studying English in New Zealand: the real adventure

We know that studying English abroad can broaden your horizons and expand your career opportunities, but you can also have fun whilst you learn. New Zealand is a great place for that - it packs a big punch and a whole river raft ride of experiences which will last you a lifetime.

By Andreia Teixeira
8 benefits of studying in the Czech Republic

Study abroad in a different country, near the main cultural hubs, where the European lifestyle is intertwined with the historical legacy of the great empires – this is the Czech Republic. Check out the reasons why 37,000 international students have chosen this country to do their higher education program abroad.

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10 good reasons to study French

Learning French abroad is not only an opportunity to spread your charm pour le monde. This is one of the leading languages for communication and international relations around the world - United Nations, UNESCO and the Olympic Committee prefer French - and the second most widely learned language after English.

By Andreia Teixeira