Christmas, one of the most auspicious festivals in the world, that is celebrated every year on 25th of December with great grandeur.

With smell of freshly baked cookies & scrumptious recipes in the house, icicles dangling off the roof, trees decorated with beautiful stuffs and the excitement of receiving gifts from the Santa, Christmas indeed provides a great opportunity to welcome New Year with gratefulness and opportunities.

As this wonderful time of the year is just around the corner, we at Aussizz Group want to express our heartfelt gratitude to all our valued clients for trusting us on accomplishing your dreams of studying or settling in overseas countries.

It is only because of your trust on our services and the incessant hard work from our staff; we have experienced a remarkable business growth for the sixth year in a row, with 20,000+ satisfied customers on our testimonials and 190k dedicated followers on Facebook.

We have made a record-breaking success this year by opening new offices in two of the major cities of Australia- Adelaide and Brisbane. The upcoming year will also be about delivering the exceptional services to the new clients by kick-starting business operations in Hyderabad, India and Dubai.

We continue to strive to exceed your expectations by expanding Migration and Education services across the Globe and promise to maintain these relationships for the many years to come.

We always take pride in our quality workmanship and with the clients like you, it makes each day a rewarding experience.

With hope to being part of your future celebrations and endeavours,We wish you all Merry Christmas and a Wonderful, Prosperous 2017!

Happy Holidays… 

Aussizz Group, known for its education and immigration consulting services has recently kick-started its operations in Adelaide. It is located on 90 King William Street, which is the main street of Australian State capital city – Adelaide. Very easy to locate and in central of CBD, Aussizz Group has best location in city. 

With the number of students choosing Australia as their study destination growing at a faster pace, the organisation felt it is of utmost importance to have presence and offer services in all the major cities of Australia.

Having the number of accreditations including MARA (Migration Agents Registration Authority), MIA (Migration Institute of Australia), QEAC (Qualified Education Agent Counsellor), the company deliver exceptional services and support to the international students including:

• Immigration advice based on the current legislation
• Full assessment of visa options and the migration process
• Assistance of visa application preparation
• Education counselling and assistance including career advice, course enrolments, change of study program or institution
• PTE/IELTS Coaching

“We are pleased to announce our presence in Adelaide to support aspiring students who wants to study and stay in Australia”, said Dharmendra Patel, the director of Aussizz Group. He further added,” Our decision to start operations in the city aims to expedite the services for every client who seeks assistance on studying in Adelaide”.

About Aussizz Group

Aussizz Group is one of the leading immigration and education consultancies with headquarters in Melbourne and other branches in Perth, Sydney & Brisbane. The company has experience of more than 9 years in providing support for Student Visa, Employer Sponsor Visa, GSM Visa, Visitor Visa and Permanent Residency in Australia.

Aussizz Group in Adelaide also provides admission and counselling services for Professional Year in IT, Accounting and Engineering with Institutes like Navitas, Performance Education, ARC, The William Lites and more. Aussizz Group Adelaide can also help you in admission in Certificate III, IV, Diploma, Bachelor or Master Program in Adelaide through leading Institutes like Kaplan Business School, Torrens University, Sheffield College, Queensford College and more.

Contact Aussizz Group to discuss more about Australian visa.

Location:

Aussizz Group Adelaide

Level 3/86 Gawler Place,
Adelaide, SA 5000

M: +61-8-8221-5264

Email: adelaide@aussizz.com

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aussizz

Each year thousands of tourists visit this country to explore its dazzling beaches, natural landscapes and wildlife.

It is the hub of world-class universities, quality education system, and high standard of living.

This country is also known as the “The Land Down Under” as it is below the equator.

Every year the country attracts more than 300,000 international students due to its excellent academic programs.

Yes, it is none other than Australia, which is the second most multicultural country with a population of more than 23 million.

Are you also planning to study in Australia and wondering about the best city to live in? Read on to narrow down your research on finding the number of best universities in the different states of Australia.

Victoria

Melbourne: This city is ranked on the most liveable cities in the world. With world-class education providers offering credentials that are recognised worldwide, one needs no other reason to study in Melbourne. Many of the Australia’s largest corporations are located in this city and national organisations like the Australian Council of Trade Unions & the Business Council of Australia have local offices here. The city also boasts a large number of leisure activities like sporting events, live music and comedy shows. Some of its top universities are:

• La Trobe University
• Deakin University
• Monash University
• Swinburne University of Technology
• University of Divinity
• University of Melbourne
• RMIT University

Queensland

Brisbane: World-ranked education, perfect weather and beautiful natural wonders are some of the most common reasons, why a large number of people prefer to study in Brisbane. It is the third largest city by population and is widely recognised as the Australia’s new world city. Brisbane always strives to make international students feel at home. This is why; approximately 80% of international students have chosen this city to pursue their academic goals in universities given below:

• Queensland Universities of Technology
• University of Queensland
• Griffith University

Gold Coast

• Bond University

New South Wales

Sydney: This city has been consistently voted in the top 10 most vibrant cities in the world. It has also been incredibly welcoming to international students and accustomed to embracing new cultures with 30% of the population born overseas. Some of the leading universities that have always attracted students across the globe to study in Sydney are:

• Australian Catholic University
• University of New South Wales
• University of Technology, Sydney
• University of Western Sydney
• University of Sydney
• Macquarie University

South Australia

Adelaide: It is the fifth largest city of Australia with a population of more than 1.2 million. A large number of international students choose to study in Adelaide because it is the most affordable city in Australia. Some of the most popular universities offering a balanced set of courses are:

• Torrens University Australia
• Flinders University
• University of Adelaide
• University College London
• University of South Australia
• Carnegie Mellon University

Western Australia

Perth: Located on the banks of beautiful Swan River, Perth is known for providing healthy and safe lifestyle for both local and international students. The city also offers a unique learning environment with unparalleled academic resources to help students reach their full potential. Here are some of the leading universities of Perth:

• Curtin University
• Murdoch University
• University of Western Australia
• Edith Cowen University

Above universities have been ranked by the QS World University Rankings, which is an annual publication of 900+ of the top universities in the world by Quacquarelli Symonds.

Source: https://www.topuniversities.com/university-rankings-articles/world-university-rankings/top-universities-australia-201617.

Skilled Migration, one of the most common migration programs to Australia, allows skilled workers from all over the world to live and work in Australia. It is mainly designed to address and be responsive to Australian labour market conditions.

Under the Skilled Migration Program, skilled workers also get the opportunity to gain Permanent Resident Visa for Australia on the basis of their qualifications, work experience and ability to meet the Australian immigration requirements.

Skilled Migration includes 5 visa subclasses:

• Skilled Independent Visa (Subclass 189):
  It is a permanent resident visa for those who are not sponsored by an employer or family member and neither nominated by a state or territory government.
  
  
• Skilled Nomination Visa (Subclass 190):
  Those who are nominated by a state or territory government agency can apply for this visa. It allows living and working in Australia as a permanent resident.
  
  
• Graduate Temporary Visa (Subclass 485):
  This visa allows students who have completed minimum 2 years of study in Australia to live and work in the country up to four years.
  
  
• Skilled-Nomination or Sponsored Provisional (Subclass 489):
  This visa allows skilled worker and their families to live, study and work in specified regional areas of Australia.
  
  
• Skilled Regional (Subclass 887):
  This visa is for those people who have lived for at least 2 years and worked for at least 1 year in Australia. However, one must be in Australia when applying for this visa till it is granted.

However, before you start considering for any visa under Skilled Migration, there are few things you need to consider.

• Skilled Migration of Australia is Point-based:
  To determine whether you are eligible or not to apply for visa under skilled migration depends on the points you have. Such points are allocated by considering different factors like qualifications, work experience and English proficiency. Based on these factors, you are required to score minimum 60 points.
  
  
• You should nominate an occupation from the Skilled Occupation List:
  If you are going to apply for an Independent Skilled Visa (subclass 189), you need to choose an occupation from the Skilled Occupation List (SOL). Occupations on the Skilled Occupation List are highly valued and given utmost priority for permanent residency applications by the Department of Home Affairs.
  
  
• Skilled Occupation List Vary in States:
  Generally, states determine their skilled migrant on the basis of their labour needs. If you don’t find your occupation on the SOL, you can nominate an occupation from the Consolidated Sponsored Occupation List (CSOL).

Important Reminder!

It is important to choose a course of study based on interests and not merely with the purpose of achieving an immigration outcome as Skilled Migration Program will continue to change as per the Australia’s economic needs.

Popular Career Pathways for Skilled Migration Other IT, Engineering and Accounting

• Nursing:
  There are high demands of qualified nurses in Australia and this demand is expected to increase with each year. Hence, if you are looking to pursue a career in Nursing, studying in Australia can provide you great opportunities for employment and permanent residency. Its IRON program is only designed for overseas qualified nurses to practice nursing in Australia.
  
  
• Social work:
  On an average, Australia needs more than 2000 social workers each year, however, only a small percentage of that demand is met. Hence, if you are passionate in helping individuals and communities or want to foster human and global well-being, you can undertake a social work course in Australia. It requires four years of undergraduate study or a two-year Master of Social Work along with IELTS 7.0 in all four components.

How Immigration Consultants Can Help?

A large number of study options available that can lead you to Skilled Migration and ensure a fulfilling career. However, choosing the wrong category or applying for the visa that doesn’t fit your qualifications and experience can delay your application by months or even gets refused. A qualified immigration consultant not only gives you the best advice throughout the complex visa process but also prepare the best application on your behalf.

Aussizz Education Expo held on 14th of October, 2016 was the first ever biggest Expo by Aussizz Group for overseas students who are willing to pursue studies in Australia.

The fact that the representatives from the renowned universities/colleges, qualified education consultants and registered migration agents gather under one roof to interact with the students from different nationalities and backgrounds, made it the most-awaited event of this year.

The Expo began with the purpose to provide all the students an opportunity to:

• Gather detailed information on a variety of academic programs appropriate for undergraduate and post-graduate studies.
• Get assistance from the registered migration agents on visa application and dealing with Department of Home Affairs
• Know more about Aussizz Group’s education and migration services along with Professional Year Program, NAATI course, PTE exam, etc.

Aussizz felt highly privileged to have had the opportunity to bring a wide range of recognised education providers together in the event including:

• Torrents
• La Trobe Melbourne
• SCU, CQU, Melbourne Polytechnic
• MIT
• ATMC
• Stott’s college
• ECA
• Kaplan
• Kangan TAFE
• St Peters, ACFE
• UIT
• SCEI
• AGB Training
• Ability English
• English Key
• IHNA
• Macleay

Professional Year program providers including

• Navitas Professional
• Performance Education
• Monash
• AAPoly

NAATI providers including AITI and SIIT

Student accommodation: Discovery Melbourne

Getting direct consultation from the professionals was not the only highlight of this though-provoking Expo. The participants were also given the opportunity to attend different workshops or seminars to get insights on:

• SSVF changes
• 485 visa
• General Skilled Migration
• Tasmania sponsorship
• IRON program
• PTE tips

Aussizz Education Expo was not “all work and no play”. It was a fun-filled evening as the event also featured exciting activities to delight attendees like Cupcake Decorating Workshop, professional photo shoot for LinkedIn profile, Coffee making workshop and Lucky spin wheel to win valuable prices including Myki cards, Instax camera, Movie tickets, Woolworth gift card and Apple watch.

The Expo ended with the announcement of the winners. Nick, who emerged as the first winner, got thrilled to receive an apple watch while the first runner-up got an Instax camera. Take a look at their smiling faces.

After receiving an overwhelming response, Aussizz Group promises to organise more events, seminar and workshops next year. So if you couldn’t, be sure to make it next year!

The Statement of Purpose (SOP) is a personal statement required by the universities to get a clear perspective of individuals who are willing to pursue higher education in Australia or any other country. It includes the candidate’s personal interests, goals, academic progress and motivations for the chosen career path.

With many applicants boasting impressive resumes, high GPAs and test scores, it becomes difficult for admission groups to decide which candidates to accept and which should be rejected. This is the reason; the admission committee of different universities put heavy weight on the presentation of Statement of Purpose and its structure.

A well-written Statement of Purpose is extremely critical to get admission in the desired college or university as it is the only chance to assure admission committees why you should be accepted to pursue education in abroad and how you stand out from a multitude of similar applicants.

Despite this, a large number of candidates turn a blind eye and write monotonous stuff in the SOP. In most cases, candidates copy the purposes from their seniors or Internet, making it sound inappropriate and generic to their applications.

If you’re about to start writing your Statement of Purpose or have received rejection, given below is the list of things that you should avoid to convert your purpose into an acceptance letter.

• Stories are more engaging than Statements
  How often do you end-up leaving detailed and factual articles in newspapers halfway? Have you ever wondered why? Since they are hard to read or appear boring to us. However, it’s not the same with stories. When we start reading a novel, we get emotionally connected with the beautifully written piece of literature.
  
  Similarly, writing your purpose in the form of statement will not make any difference to admission committee who are going through the 5000 similar application every day. Make sure you write a short and creative storyline that make the reader understand your purpose in no time.
  
  
• Precise Language goes a long way
  The second most important rule to write a unique SOP is to be reflective. Admission officers not want you to just show off your academic achievements. Nor they want to read prolonged literary fiction. Hence, make sure you write in a way that communicates your message effectively and efficiently.
  
  
• Honesty is the best policy
  The Statement of Purpose also provides you a great opportunity to express your problems. If you have had any problems in your academic career or had any work-related problems, you can show in your SOP to reassure the admissions members. However, make sure to be honest and provide the actual reasons that led you to the problems. At the end, don’t forget to highlight the way you dealt with all the problems and what you learnt from the experience.
  
• Little details make a big difference
  Before writing a statement of purpose, make sure you’ve all the details of the university you are applying to. You should let admission committee know what exactly you like about their university and how badly you want to be a part of it. You obviously need to do a lot of research both offline and online and be very specific about the college, its facilities and its professors.
  
  
• The only kind of writing is rewriting
  Once you are completed with the draft, it’s time to turn your attention to the details, Go on proofreading until you feel like you’ve written the best possible Statement of Purpose. You need to make it a priority to avoid using too many complex words, misplaced commas or semicolons and typos. You can also ask your family and friends to rate your written SOP for accuracy.
  
  Your Statement of Purpose is the first impression in front of the college admission committee. If you don’t want to take a chance to get admission in the university of your choice, hiring a migration expert is one of the best ways to ensure an instant success.
  
  Being a registered MARA (Migration Agents Registration Authority) Agents, Aussizz Group is one of the leading organisations dedicated to providing immigration and education consultancy services to students willing to study Australia.
  
  Take a sneak peak what Aussizz Group’s professionals have to say about writing a brilliant Statement of Purpose.

Our experts are among the best in the world to help you make the right decision through a customised research and shortlisted universities suitable to your profile. Our documentation experts also help you create a unique SOP and prepare the entire application on your behalf.

The decision to study in Australia is one that a growing number of students make every year. However, many of them couldn’t get their student visa because of the lack of vigilance and submission of required documents to the Department of Home Affairs. As per the statistics of last year, around 28000 world wide students were refused a visa because they failed to maintain compliance with the required criteria.

Have you also gone through the rigidities of planning and submitting the documents for a visa, only to end up with a rejection?

Are you about to make your visa application and want to get prepared against a denial?

You can look for the following signs to avoid making certain mistakes and minimise the chances of visa refusal.

Top Reasons for Australian Visa Application Rejection

• inadequate Information
  One of the major reasons behind the visa refusal is applicants don’t provide sufficient information to prove their claims made in the application. Take this, for instance, if you are saying yes on whether you’ve been to Australia in the past for any purpose, you are required to attach a proof of that trip, which can either be passport copies or travel documents.
  
  
• False Information
  If the Department of Home Affairs found that the information or claims made in the application are false. The applicant can be charged with visa fraud on the basis of wrong information provided. He/she will either be expelled or prohibited from entering Australia forever.
  
  
• Inability to meet the health requirements
  One cannot expect of visa approval without meeting the health requirements. Department of Home Affairs generally ask applicants to get tested for HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis or Hepatitis before the visas are issued.

Related Read: How to avoid the most commonly made mistakes in Australian visa applications?

• Inapposite Character grounds
  Applicants who have been involved in the crimes or cacophony in the past may get subjected to visa cancellation. Make sure to abide to the law and policies of government.
  
  
• Lack of Financial Support Proof
  It is one of the major reasons for the Australian Visa refusal. The applicant needs to satisfy the Department of Home Affairs by providing enough documents of the financial stability. Financial support documents can either be from the home country or from a person who is granted visa for Australia.
  
  
• Insufficient Proof of English Language Proficiency
  Student visa requires applicants to provide evidence of their English language proficiency. While those who have English as their first language exempted from this requirement, non-native English Speakers are required to submit IELTS, PTE or TOFEL certificates as a proof of their English language skills. The visa application may get rejected if the applicant failed to meet this requirement.
  
  
• Avoid getting the Professional Help
  Applying for visa demands a lot of preparation and a thorough knowledge of government and Department of Home Affairs requirements. While not hiring the professionals can help you save some bucks, it will never save you from big headaches or frustrations.

Being denied for a student visa is certainly a disappointing situation. One of the best ways to avoid such problem is to speak to a qualified migration expert for support.

With more than 9 years of experience in assisting potential immigrants with visa rejection, Aussizz Group provide comprehensive immigration assistance for student visa which includes filing applications & petitions and gather supporting documents for submission.

We are registered with the office of the Migration Agents Registration Authority (MARA) that helps us to stay updated with the current laws to provide you with the correct advice.

In case you are looking to get some help with particular queries or if your visa was rejected and you need guidance or you want to ensure that you avoid things that might lead to rejection of your visa then you can visit and post the queries on Immigration Expert Forum

You’ve heard it over and over, and over again;

“Go and study in Australia.”

“You will learn how to communicate across different cultures and become more independent”

“It will increase your employment prospects and help you to grow personally as well as professionally”.

Though Australia is one of the best destinations for students offering world-class universities and an affordable lifestyle, applying for its student visa Australia has its own set of challenges.

It comes as no news that, if you who want to go Australia or any other country to study you need to acquire a student visa. It allows doing a full-time course or working for a specific period after the completion of course.

The Immigration Department needs to be satisfied that the applicant legitimately intends to undertake further education in Australia. This is why, the visa interview takes place, which is usually taken once the student has received a Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) and submitted the GTE (Genuine Temporary Entrant) for assessment.

Such interviews are generally telephonic, taken by the trained professionals, where the applicants are supposed to provide a statement addressing their reasons for choosing to study in Australia rather than in their home country and how the chosen course is relevant to their academic or employment background.

Hence, preparation is a must regardless of financial security or educational background.

Given below is the assessment conducted in the form of Interview with sample question and answers:

• What is the purpose of your trip?
  This question is mainly asked to verify the information submitted in the visa application. Make sure you state the same purpose as in application (For example: I want to pursue higher education in Australia)
  
  
• What is your qualification?
  Provide a brief overview of your degree and the university you are graduated from. (For example: I am an MBA graduate from XYZ university)
  
  
• Why did you choose Australia for studies?
  Currently, Australia is one of the leading education powerhouses with a range of quality study options for local and international students. It also has a strong international reputation for excellence; hence I chose this country to build a strong foundation for my future success.
  
  
• Have you visited Australia before?
  You need to provide an appropriate answer for this question. If you’ve been to Australia just mention the reason for the trip along with the year of visit.
  
  
• How did you find the university and why you want to get admission in it?
  I did an extensive research on this university and found out that all their programs are well-structured and suitable for the field I want to step in. As a result, I decided to take guidance from the education consultants for the visa process. (Mention the name of the education consultants if asked)
  
  
• Where is the university located?
  Since you have done a thorough research before applying in a university, visa officer expects you to tell its location correctly. (You can say, for instance, The University is located in Melbourne and its name is XYZ.)
  
  
• Can you please tell me something about your course?
  Provide an honest statement mentioning about your course. (For example, it is a Master of Social Entrepreneurship which includes exploration of social enterprise field, impact investing, environmental sustainability and global social impact.)
  
  
• What is the scope or benefit of your course?
  This course will provide me many opportunities to get higher job prospects in multinational firms whether at local or international level.
  
  
• How much does your course cost?
  Here you need to provide the exact cost quoted in your Certificate of Enrolment (COE).
  
  
• Where did you complete your education before applying in Australia?
  Provide detailed information on your academic qualifications and the university you studied in.
  
  
• Could you please show me your TOEFL/IELTS/PTE results?
  My IELTS band score is 7.5 in Reading, 7.0 in Listening, 6.5 in speaking and 8.0 in writing.
  
  
• Why you have scored so low in speaking?
  Yes, I got little confused. It took me a while to understand from where to start, thus failed to manage the given time effectively.
  
  
• How will you manage to finance your living expenses during your course of study in Australia?
  Here you can provide bank statement or loan documents as your documentary proof to support your living expenses.
  
  
• What are your plans after completing your course in Australia?
  As the student visa does not permit to continue living in Australia once the course is finished, you need to provide an answer that strongly shows your desire to return to your home country.
  
  
• What will you do during your semester breaks?
  I will come back to visit my family and friends.
  
  
• Who is sponsoring you finance?
  Name the person who is going to sponsor and your relationship with the person. Also, mention the reason why the sponsor is helping you in finance.
  
  
• What does your father do for a living and what is his annual income?
  Provide a statement that clearly demonstrates your father’s occupation and his annual income. You may also need to provide details of the amount your father pay to income tax.
  
  
• Why you should be granted for a student visa?
  I never had any gaps in my studies. Besides, the transcripts and certificates from school clearly show that I am a genuine student.

Related Read: Do you need an Australian student visa 500? Follow checklist in one Click

• What your course commencement and completion date?
  Tell them the joining date of your course and at what date it will end.
  
  
• How can you ensure you’ll return back to your home country after completing your course of study in Australia?
  Well, my only aim to get this visa is to get quality education from Australia and serve my nation. I also have many responsibilities towards my family so I need to come back to look after and take care of them.
  
  
• Do you have any idea about the refund policy? If yes, then please explain.
  Yes I know about it.
  • International students who cancel their admission to a program of study before semester commencement will be charged the fee equivalent to a single subject fee.
  • These penalties are waived where a student cancels due to serious illness or personal misadventure – as deemed by the DVC.
  • Fees are credited to students’ account and are held for a period of twelve months, after which the monies will be forfeited.
  • International students whose visa application is rejected will receive a full refund of fees. Proof of visa rejection must be submitted to the Office of Admissions in writing.
    
    
• Do you know about OSHC and why it is necessary for an international student to apply?
  Yes, its full form is Overseas Student Health Cover. It is a health insurance necessary for international students in case they get sick or injured during the course of study.
  
  
• What if your visa gets rejected?
  I will make sure not to repeat the mistake and prepare again for the whole visa process thoroughly.

The visa interview typically lasts for 10-15 minutes. It is important to make the most of this time since your career is at stake. To present yourself as a genuine candidate, you can also take the assistance of Overseas Education Consultants. Not only the agents prepare you for the interview but also help in the document preparation and ensure a higher success rate for visa approval.

Bringing out something that can cause a resistance in processing of your visa is surely an unaffordable deal for any of us. try to ignore unnecessary attention of something that can cause failure to you.

Always remember, mistakes are not acceptable in any of the visa or migration processes! May it be unintentional or intentional. Many of us consider a few things for granted but mind well, if you are smart, the one processing your file is smarter. Especially, when you trying for migration to Australia, make sure you stay well prepared.

What are the points that you can keep in mind or ignore while getting your visa processed?

• Mark on your documents…
  Make sure you provide all the documents as asked by the case officer, ONLY WHICH THEY REQUIRE. Giving out something that is unnecessary may cause resistance. Many People provide factitious documents, which leads to several hindrances in visa processes. However, sometimes, you can be lucky enough to get positive result with such things, but this doesn’t happen every time.
  
  It’s all about the authenticity of documents and how you provide them. It is advisable to never jump forward with the things, just keep them precise and simple.
  
  
• The Statement of Purpose (SOP)…
  Your documents do not speak everything. You have to make the Australian Commission understand about your purpose to go to Australia. Your SOP can surely make an impact. Try to make it as convincing as you can. If you cannot, try to get it done by a professional who has some better hands on it. Your SOP is your case decider. A bad SOP can be a resistance, while a good SOP can make the officer ignore other documents too.
  
  
• The timings, keep a track on them…
  Try to keep an eye on the intakes when you are applying for a student visa to any Australian university. This will help you to design a perfect timeline for the processing and assessments. Once you skip the period of intakes, you can do nothing instead you will end up wasting your time even if you get the visa.
  
  If you are trying for General Skilled Migration visa, try to keep an eye on the state sponsorships and the number of vacancies that are open. This way you can easily get permanent residency to Australia. There are no fixed numbers for the vacancies or sponsorships that may occur in next month or after, so be as quick as you can when you come across any vacancy or sponsorship opening.
  
  
• Be patient, it will be when time comes…
  ‘Time and tide wait for none, but one always has to wait for the biggest tide to surf the farthest.’ There is nothing that can snatch the opportunity away from you, if it’s meant for you. Be patient to wait for the right time to strike, and do not do anything stupid which can cause a resistance or a delay in your process.