I m studyin english language teachin,therefore ı wanna go to england for my education but how?
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The University I went to had a study abroad program with a school in England, check to see if your school has one or transfer to one that does.  St Cloud State University's program, the students stay in a castle (where parts of the Potter movies have been filmed) and stay for a semester.
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Your question is a bit difficult to answer but the following page has information for international students who wish to study either in the UK or the US.\n\nHope it helps
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talk to the admissions dept of where you want to go.  speak to your guidance counceller at your current school - you may be able to go as part of an exchange student program
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I'm afraid there isn't any scholarships/bursaries for International Students in the UK as the government (and the British people) don't want to fund non-UK citizens to study here. \n\nJust as if an English person wanted to study in (for example)Nigeria, the Nigerian government would not pay for his/her tuition fees.  \n\nBest thing to do is either see if the university is willing to let you have a year out in order for you to go home and make some money (getting a job in the UK isn't going to be an option, as you'll be on an education visa and will be deported if you try to work here full-time) and then come back with your fee money the following year.  Or you could apply to your embassy to see if there are any scholarship funds from your own country that would cover your education costs.\n\nYou can also gain a UK degree via Distance Learning, so if that is what you want, you can study for it in your own country, by post, email and online tutorials.
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I don't know if u have an agent or not. But the british council in delhi also helps out students wishing to go to uk. try contacting them i guess... u can also see the list of univ. or list of agents in your area, if you havent finalised one now - \n\nFor a list and profiles of institutions:\nhttp://www.educationuk-in.org/india-educationuk-institutions.htm\n\nfor local agent's list in your area:\nhttp://www.educationuk-in.org/search1.asp
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visit the British Council in your nearest city in your country if u r living outside the UK
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try taking an english as a second language course.
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Learn english, then return
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The easiest way to learn English is to be immersed in it - be around just English-speaking people.\n\nAs I read your welll-written question, it appeared to me that you are ready to go to an American university. It will be a little more difficult for you because you will be improving your English as you study other courses but I am confident that you can do it. It's obvious that you have good study habits.
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England's not the only place which speaks English...It's considered the 'universal' language, so you should be able to find classes, or a CD-ROM, or a pen pal.  Good luck!
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Dear you should contact some scholarship or load awarding agency like UCAS, British council. I have seen this at www.admissionglobal.com
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It totally depends on what course are you taking and your nationality. Anyway, once you graduate, try to enlist yourself in the local Job Search Center(its all over England and its free but i can't remember the name) and see if you can get a job there. and if you can find a job, you will be able to get a work permit provided your employer is willing to apply for you.\nlets say you're from one of the commonwealth countries, then you might be able to apply for PR/Resident.. do check that out.\nif your field of study is rare and important in UK, then getting any of the above should not be much trouble.
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http://esl.about.com/od/englishschoolsintheuk\n\nThis site has school all over UK.
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you need to do IELTS also visit British council for more details
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There are lots of bad English Schools that will take your money and give a bad quality of education. To find a good one, look on the website of 'English UK', an association of English Schools which have received accreditation from The British Council (a UK Government organisation to help people in other countries in their dealings with the UK). The British Council website has some links on the front page explaining all about coming to the UK to study.\n\nFor working in the UK, see the government's 'Working in the UK' website. It explains how to get a 'work permit', how long you can stay, etc. Also, try typing "working in the UK" (in double quotes) into google.
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go for tuition. British council is what i suggest.
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I hope your kidding.\nIf your not you may want to pick up English as a second language.