Saturday 5 September 2015

Poor A' Level Results? Never Give up


Knowledge is power. We have often heard of that statement. Well it is very true. The more you attain some certain type of education, the more you acquire valuable knowledge on that particular field you are interested in. Education is very important as it may determine ones career in the future, but what most people are not aware of these days is whether they will obtain the best quality of education to enhance their knowledge because of the low mark results they would have attained whether it be O’ level or A’ level.
 

I had always dreamt of going to university and studying towards a Law degree. However at some point that dream was shuttered due to my low grade A’ level results. I applied at some universities individually which strained and stressed me during my gap year and thought to myself that this was the end of my career. Unknowingly, there was a better way to apply and actually be enrolled for a program in one of the universities I wanted to study at. I did my research and stumbled upon AfriEdge Educational Consultancy, a university recruitment agency in Harare that helps anyone in need of studying abroad. 
 

Studying abroad is an option which an individual may consider so as to attain an undergraduate program which cannot be obtained in his/her country because of low grade marks, for example an Associate Degree in Automotive Maintenance Technology. Some local universities would require a higher grade mark or Grade Point Average (GPA) for such particular programs. A number of universities abroad offer students a program path that has to be completed in order to qualify for the desired degree program. This actually gives the student exceptional skills and great knowledge. 
 

Not everyone is privileged to attain high grade results, maybe because the learning conditions were not conducive or probably he/she was disturbed by family matters, tuition and examination fee issues during their high school. Howbeit I am not implying that one should have an excuse to failing. What is important is what one does after failing. It is vital that a person learns from his/her mistakes. Never giving up is a must and it is important to do the best one can to move forward. 


In order to study abroad, firstly, one requires the appropriate information on the type of program(s) to study, the university, country and its cultures, how to obtain the visas and study permits. A large amount of universities abroad now offer most programs in English language or a student may be required to learn the local language during their first year. It is advisable to have that information before you even apply for a university program.