Sublime International

We are happy to inform you that we are about to start for the International Students Recruitments for Slovakia with 6+6 module under 3 years of Bachelors at Slovakia whose details are as follows :-

Admissions Requirements

Minimum12th Pass

Gap Less than 3-5 years

Without Ielts

60% is required in English only

Application Fee of 350 Euros

Documents required

Academics 10th and 12th

Scan of Passport Copy

Financial Details
( Bank Statements of 8000 to 10000 Euros )

Balance Certificate on Bank Letter Head

PCC (Police Cleareance Certificate )

Medical Certificate

Medical Health Insurance for 1 year

USP of the Study in Slovakia

1 Visa in few days

2 Affordable tution fee

3 Refusal of USA ,UK,Canada,Australia ,New Zealand is accepted

4 Any nationality student can apply

5 TRP is issued within a month

6 Schenghen country

7 Euro is the Currency

8 Learn and earn Program
(6 Months of study and 6 months of Paid Internship )

9 ECTS (European Credit Transfer System ) is followed

10 Education of Slovkia is globally Accepted

Note :-

Since the tution fee can be paid for 6 months also and therefor the tution is too low there will be no commissions will be given by us rather the Representative needs to pay 50000 INR for intial 10 cases thereafter they will be just paying 35000 INR after every 10th case which had receive visa from us .

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Study in Ireland Very high visa success Excellent Income Stay back option of 2 Years after completion of Higher education in Ireland Fastest PR can only be get in Ireland only Reasonable Tuition fee Even Fee can be paid after the approval of Visa.

Refusals from USA CANADA Australia and New Zealand is accepted.
Only Country in Europe where English is widely spoken.
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CANADA NEARLY 500,000 STUDENTS IN ONTARIO FACES CANCELLATION OF CLASSES AS 12000 STAFF AT 24 COLLEGES WENT ON STRIKE SUNDAY LATE NIGHT ON 15TH OCTOBER 2017
Classes have been cancelled for more than 500,000 students after faculty at 24 Ontario colleges went on strike late Sunday night.
The Ontario Public Service Employees Union, which represents 12,000 college professors, instructors, counsellors and librarians, and the group representing management failed to reach an agreement late Sunday night after the union presented its final offer to the College Employer Council in a bid to avert a strike before the 12:01 a.m. deadline.
“We felt really disappointed. There is no reason that council shouldn’t be working to engage with these discussions with us,” said JP Hornick, the chair of the union bargaining team in a statement.
Hornick said they presented the council with an offer that represented what faculty consider to be the bare minimum they need to ensure quality education for students and treat contract faculty fairly.
OPSEU made three critical proposals in the offer: 50:50 ratio in the number of full-time faculty to the number of faculty members on contract; increased job security for part-time faculty, and academic freedom to give faculty a stronger voice in academic decision-making.
Hornick said the council is taking the “Walmart approach” to education, where they address funding shortfalls by lowering standards such as exploiting underpaid contract workers who have no job security beyond one semester.
“They seem to be driven not by what is best for students but by what is best for them.”
Hornick said they have gotten support from students during the whole bargaining period. The union understands the distress the strike will be causing on students.