I am deciding to study abroad in Australia, so I am writing this letter to ask you some questions about universities in your country. First, can you tell me some ways to deal with culture shock?. I worry that I won't be able to adapt to the new way of life right away. And, what about school facilities? Can you give me a tour of the school and show me the places that need attention?

 

 In addition, I think it's very important to find a part-time job and learn from experience. Can you show me where to accept students for internships?

And I hope you can tell me what young people here do, and introduce me to some friends. Finally, I wish you and your family the best. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

 Regards,

 

Hien

I am preparing for going to Australia to study medicine. I don't think I will have many problems with culture shock, but I should know well about it before I fly. Once I am in Australia of course, I will have to tace the unfamiliar around me and may feel confused sometimes. 

I am thinking of you now and writing to ask you about ways how to deal with culture shock. Tell me please in detail what I should do to understand a different culture, how I can get balance in my new life, and what I should learn to adapt to it. I have spent a lot of time reading through travel forums, guidebooks, news reports... but what I have read is so general. 

One more thing, Susan, what is the best way to get involved with the local community? 
 I will no longer feel culture shock when I am used to living in their lifestyle, I think. 

Finally, I wish you and your family the best. I look forward to hearing from you soon. Regards, 

Phương Anh

How have you been? I am writting to ask you for some information and advice on higer education in your country.

As I mentioned  in the previous one, I have been considering pursuing higer education in the United Kingdom. Now, I would like to ask you some questions that I am worried most. 

First, I would like to know how to deal with cultural shock when studying overseas. Please explain meticulously what I should do to grasp another culture, how to find balance in my new life and to adapt to it. I spent a lot of time reading through travel news reports and guidebooks...but everything i've found is so general.

Second, the cold and rainy weather are horrible, so how can I cope with them? What should I bring with me? Do some sweaters sound fine?

I wish you and your family the best. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Regards,

Chan

I haven't seen you for a long time. I hope that you and your family are good. I write this letter to ask you some information and advice on studying abroad because the country that I want to study is Singapore - your country. I will finish the lessons at my high school in two months. My parents are going to give me a chance to go to study in another country to broaden my knowledge. I want to improve my English as well. Therefore, I want you to advise me to prepare useful things for my plan.

The first thing I want to know is about the tuition fees at colleges or universities. I want to know whether it is expensive to choose a prestigious university. I want you to find out more about the cost of studying and infrastructure and then tell me as soon as possible so that my parents can prepare the amount of money properly. Also, what I feel anxious most is that the weather in Singapore.

Does Singapore have the same kind of weather as Vietnam? Can I adapt to it?

I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Best regards,
Trang

It's me Duong, I want to tell you that I am preparing for going to America to study medicine. I don't think I will have many problems with culture shock, but I should know well about it before I fly. Once I am in America; of course, I will have to tace the unfamiliar around me and may feel confused sometimes. 

The first idea that came across my mind is to write a letter to ask you about ways how to deal with culture shock. Tell me please in detail what I should do to understand a different culture, how I can get balance in my new life, and what I should learn to adapt to it. I have spent a lot of time reading through travel forums, guidebooks, news reports... but what I have read is so general. 

One more thing my friend, what is the best way to get involved with the local community? What are the cultural activities that often take place there? I will no longer feel culture shock when I am used to living in their lifestyle, I think. 

Finally, I wish you and your family the best. I look forward to hear from you soon.
Regard, Duong.

I am writing to ask you for some information and advice on higher education in your country.

I am preparing for pursuing higher education in USA. So, here are the points that I want to consult you about.

First, what I should do to apply for a student visa? I know that i have to submit an application, but what other documents are required? How long does it take me to obtain my student visa? Because the time between finding out I have been accepted to go and leaving may be very close together, planning time to wait for visa processing is very necessary. 

In addition, what I should do to understand a different culture, what are the cultural activities that often take place there? I want to know how can I get balance and what I should learn to adapt to it? I think I won’t feel culture shock if I know clearly about their lifestyle.

I wish you and your family the best. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Regards,

QDuong

I am writing to ask you for some information and advice on higher education in your country

I has intended to studying abroad in the US after finishing high school and having IELTs test. Here are the points I want to consult you about.

First, can you tell me and introduce about some cultures or traditions in your country. Because I am quite worried whether I would experience culture shock when studying abroad or not. I want to explore and find out more about the US that is one of the reasons why I decided to pursue higher education in your country. I also learn English to communicate with native people more fluently. Will that be enough or I need to have a English certificate too?

In addition, I am also concerned about the diffirence in climate and weather. I don’t know which kind of clothes would be suitable to bring and wear, or if I could survive and adapt to the weather and the environment in there. Is there colder than VN or not? What more, what should I bring to prepare for studying and living in the US.

I wish you and your family the best. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Regard,

Chi

Last time I told you that I had been thinking about pursuing higher education in the UK. I got started to learn the process of applying for a university in UK some time ago. Now I have some questions for you.

First, what is the procedure for applying for a student visa? Of course. I have to submit an application but what other documents are required? How long does it take me to obtain my student visa? It is important to plan time to wait for visa processing because the time between finding out I have been accepted to go and leaving may be very close together. Second, do 1 have to present my financial documents; for example proof of funds, to prove that I am able to pay for my education? And last, do I need to obtain the International Certificate of Vaccination? Is it required that I have certain vaccinations before I go? What are they? After all. can you make me a checklist: what I should bring and what I should leave at home?

I wish you and your family the best. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Regards,

Hải Anh

How have you been recently? I am writing in the hope of you providing me some information and advice about tertiary education in your country.

In the next 2 years to come, I will graduate from Diplomatic Academy of Viet Nam with a degree in interpreting and I made up my mind to become an exchange student for 1 year in the UK. Here are the points that I highly  consider.

First, what types of work experience for career-based courses does your institution require? Would my Vietnamese certifications and academic performance be considered as competitive advantages to apply for scholarship later on? 

What makes me worried most is renting in your host country? Recently, I heard that new accommodation laws for foreign students had taken into effect and it would a hard nut to crack for me to look for a reasonable house share. Could you offer me any affordable housing scheme?

That’s for all. Please convey my warming regards to your family. I look forward to hearing from you.

Bestie,

Anhsas

I am writing to ask you for some information and advice on higher education in your country.

I am going to finish secondary school this summer and I have been thinking about pursuing higher education in the UK. Here are the points that I want to consult you about. 

First, how to deal with culture shock when studying abroad? Please let me know in detail what I should do to understand another culture, how I can balance my new life and what I should learn to adapt to it. I've spent a lot of time reading through travel forums, guidebooks, news reports... but what I read is too general.

In addition, how to survive in cold and wet weather? I can't imagine how freezing cold I will be when I get off the plane. Being familiar with the weather in Vietnam makes me worried that I will not be able to adapt to the weather in your country.

I wish you and your family the best. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Regards, 

Mai

I am writing to ask you for some information and advice on higher education in your country. 

I am going to finish high school next summer, and I have been thinking about pursuing higher education in the UK. Here are the points tha I am most concerned about. 

The first thing that I want to ask you about ways how to survive the cold and wet weather. Somebody told me that the English weather is unpredictable. Sometimes it’s hot and sunny, and right after that it’s rain and pretty cold. Please tell me in detail about what I should do to deal with it and what I should learn to adapt to it. I have spent a lot of time reading travel books and news reports, but it doesn’t work. 

Another thing is are university students allowed to work part-time? I really want to do a part-time job to earn more money and gain more practical experience. If it is allowed, can you recommend for me some job that are suitable to me? 

I wish you and your family the best. I look forward to hearing from you soon. 

Regards,

Hanh

How are you these days? Have you learned many useful things and necessary soft skills while doing your summer camp? Now, I’m really glad to tell you that I have applied for a study abroad program in your country and have been accepted after such a hard practicing time. However, the joy doesn’t last long but leads to another concern about overseas higher education. That’s the reason why I’m writing to ask you for some information and pieces of advice.

You know, due to the complicated covid 19 epidemic in the UK, the university which I have applied for gives me 2 choices: or staying in Vietnam to study online for a few months or quickly entering school within the next 1 month. Both choices make me confused. The former is unexpected because of the time gap between two countries. Moreover, the latter is also hard for me to complete immediately so many procedures related to visa and passport. What should I go for?

Another thing is that if I enter school as quickly as possible, how can I deal with culture shock and get a balanced life in a new country? You know, studying abroad is not only a new journey for us to discover ourselves and cultural diversity but also a hard time to adapt to different circumstances. Therefore, can you please tell me the way to understand more about your culture in the next letter? I will try to read and find out the most useful information on the Internet, which may help me a little bit. 

Finally, I wish you and your family the best. I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Love, 
Linh

I am writing to ask you for some information and advice on higher education in Australia .

I am going to finish high school in July and I want to study abroad for college.

. There are some things I have to ask you to prepare.

First, Tell me please in detail what I should do to understand a different culture, how I can get balance in my new life? I read a lot of books about culture, weather or people in Australia but I'm still worried about having to adapt to everything. 

Besides, I also wondered about studying luggage. Can you share with me what I need  and not need in Australian studies? Because I have many thing which I want to take with me.

I wish you and your family the best. I look forward to hearing from you soon

Best regards

I am preparing to go to Canada to study higher education. It has some problems that I think I should know well before I fly. So today, I am writing to you to ask for information and advice about studying abroad. First, How do I save money when studying abroad? As you know, studying abroad can be expensive so should I work part-time and tell me what is the cheapest way to study abroad. Second, I think I have to know about the ways how to deal with culture shock.Tell me please in detail what I should do to understand a different culture, how I can get balance in my new life, and what I should learn to adapt to it. Despite reading many books about Canada's culture, it's still a big problem. Finally, I wish you and your family the best. Regards, 

Giang Hương