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1. Adaptability and openness to new cultures

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1. Adaptability and openness to new cultures

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As an international student, I’ve had to show resilience and willingness to step out of my comfort zone by studying abroad and meeting new people. Moving to a new country and settling into a different academic system has shown me that I can handle uncertainty and change. I’ve learned to find my way around unfamiliar environments and remain focused despite homesickness.

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2.Language skills and multilingual ability

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2.Language skills and multilingual ability

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Being able to speak more than one language enhances my communication skills and employability, especially in diverse workplaces (Tzanne, 2001), speaking multiple languages and having cross-cultural awareness also helps me connect with people from diverse backgrounds. I’ve received positive feedback on how well I engage in group work.

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Moving to a different country to study shows determination and self-motivation, which I believe will help me achieve my academic and career goals.

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4. Access to university support services

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4. Access to university support services

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Liverpool Hope offers resources such as career support, job fairs, and counselling, which I’ve started using to support my transition and job search.

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1. Limited understanding of the UK job market

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1. Limited understanding of the UK job market

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I am unfamiliar with local recruitment processes, networking expectations, and employment rights in the UK, which makes job hunting more difficult.

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Being away from family and adjusting to British norms has been emotionally challenging, occasionally impacting my motivation and focus.

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My CV lacks local experience, which employers often look for. I feel uncertain about how to demonstrate transferable skills from my home country. This has made it harder to find work.

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Balancing coursework, job searching, and social life in a new culture is demanding. I sometimes find myself procrastinating or feeling overwhelmed.

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The UK student visa allows me to work part-time, which could help me gain experience, improve my CV, and build a local network.

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2. Exposure to diverse academic and professional environments

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2. Exposure to diverse academic and professional environments

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Studying in Liverpool allows me to learn from lecturers and peers from various backgrounds, expanding my perspectives.

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3. University career events and workshops

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3. University career events and workshops

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I can use these to build interview skills, improve my CV, and connect with potential employers or internships.

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4. Learning new skills (digital, academic, social)

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4. Learning new skills (digital, academic, social)

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I have the chance to develop soft skills like critical thinking, teamwork, and digital literacy, which are highly valued in the workplace

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Limited working hours and sponsorship requirements after may affect my ability to secure long-term employment in the UK. I’m worried about what happens after graduation. I need to research post-study work options early to avoid last-minute stress.

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2. Discrimination or bias in the job market 

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2. Discrimination or bias in the job market 

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As a non-UK applicant, I may face unconscious bias or limited job options, especially from employers unfamiliar with international qualifications

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3. Cost of living and financial pressure

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3. Cost of living and financial pressure

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The higher cost of living in the UK compared to my home country places additional stress on budgeting and could affect my ability to study or take unpaid opportunities.

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4. Academic expectations and assessment methods

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4. Academic expectations and assessment methods

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Adapting to UK academic writing, referencing, and independent study styles has been challenging and requires continuous learning, coursework deadlines, group work, and independent research continues to be a learning curve, especially during busy weeks.