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Longer reads on careers, courses and life abroad, researched from official data and written by our counsellors for students and parents.
Bangladeshi students abroad in 2026: the numbers behind the boom
More Bangladeshi students are going abroad than ever: about 92,000 in 2024, and families spent $882 million on it last year. But visa refusals are rising too. What the official data shows.
Read the articleWill AI increase demand for engineers? Mechanical, aerospace and beyond
AI runs on power stations, chip factories, robots and vehicles, and someone has to build them. We checked nine countries’ official lists to see which engineering degrees actually lead to jobs.
Blog, 14 Nov 2026Choosing a course in the age of AI: a guide for HSC and A level students
You will graduate around 2030. Here is how to pick a course that will still lead to a job when you do, based on what the evidence says, not on what is fashionable.
Blog, 12 Nov 2026Why we start with the job, not the visa
Bangladeshi families spent $882 million on education abroad last year. A visa is a step; what they are paying for is a career. That changes the advice we give.
Blog, 8 Nov 2026Five subjects Bangladeshi students choose most, and what AI means for each
CSE, BBA, EEE, pharmacy and English: where each leads abroad in an AI economy, and how to choose the version of the course that keeps you employable.
Blog, 5 Nov 2026Where your degree leads to work: what nine countries say they need
We read the official shortage lists and forecasts for the UK, Canada, New Zealand, Finland, Sweden, Malaysia, Lithuania, Japan and South Korea. Here is the pattern, and how long each lets you stay after graduating.
Blog, 1 Nov 2026Before you pay a deposit: a checklist for 2027 applicants
UK refusals for Bangladeshi students jumped to 28% in early 2026, and deposits are often non-refundable. Check these eight things before you pay.