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.

The best courses abroad are coming to Latin-America

From language programs and high school to undergraduate and postgraduate courses: in April, EXPO-Estudiante will be bringing to Chile, Peru and Colombia everything you need to study abroad. Schools and agencies from all over the world are waiting for you to help you choose the best option.

By Andreia Teixeira
Survival Guide for Student Fairs

Studying abroad is a dream, but don’t let the search for the best option become a nightmare. Whether it is your first or 100th time attending a student fair, there are always last minute and unexpected things to remind you about. Take note of these tips and make the most out of your visit!

By Andreia Teixeira
10 reasons to study English in the UK

The UK is the home of English, but that's not the only reason to come and study the language here with our friendly native speakers. Here's a few more to think about.

By Andreia Teixeira
Chile: the best destination to study Spanish

The best way to learn Spanish is by living a complete immersive experience and sharing it with native speakers. Besides that, if you want to know a new culture and travel across different geographical landscapes, Chile is the right option for you.

By Andreia Teixeira
More student visas for France? Oui, merci!

Study in France will be easier for international students: check out the measures making student visa process easier for Undergraduate, Masters and PhD programs. Americans and Brazilians among the favourites – stay tuned!

By Andreia Teixeira
New opportunities to study in Canada and Europe

First, Canada announced more funds to double its number of international students, and now the EU will also expand the Erasmus Mundus program, creating more scholarships for Latin Americans. What are you waiting for to start studying abroad?

By Andreia Teixeira
Brazilian students await the best international programs

Language courses, high school, and this year, even more university programs: over two hundred institutions from 21 countries will be in one place: an international fair with about one thousands of options for study abroad.

By Andreia Teixeira
Schengen Visa's days numbered for Latin Americans

With more direct flights between Latin America and Lisbon and London and the visa cancellation for Europe’s stays up to 90 days, Latin American students wanting to study abroad will have an easier life.

By Andreia Teixeira
Internship abroad program: 3 months, 3 different destinies

"Global Intern" competition will take you for a three-month internship abroad to different Education First language company offices and other sites around the world. Join the contest, submitting a creative video with your CV by April 11 and start an international internship while traveling.

By Andreia Teixeira
Study abroad in Chile: what's so special about it?

Every year, more and more students are attracted to Chile, whether to do their exchange program or to study an undergraduate or postgraduate course, exploring its unique geographical diversity: from the Atacama Desert to the glaciers in Patagonia.

By Andreia Teixeira