Frequently Asked Questions About Studying Abroad

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Yes. Many universities in China offer English-taught programmes across a wide range of subjects. Students can begin their studies in English while learning Mandarin alongside their degree.

Costs vary depending on the university and programme. In addition to tuition fees, students should consider accommodation, visa fees, medical checks, and document processing costs.

Yes. There are several scholarship opportunities, including the Chinese Government Scholarship (CSC), provincial scholarships, and university-specific funding.

The process typically includes:

• Eligibility assessment

• Document preparation

• Application submission

• Admission confirmation

• Visa application

CrossBridge Consultancy provides structured guidance through each stage.

Applications can take several weeks to process depending on the university and intake period. It is recommended to begin preparation early.

Requirements vary depending on the role and institution. Most positions require a degree and, in many cases, a TEFL qualification.

Common requirements include:

• Academic transcripts

• Passport

• Medical form

• Personal statement

• Recommendation letters

Yes. Students require an X Visa, while teachers require a Z Visa. Each visa has specific documentation and application requirements.

CrossBridge Consultancy works with international education partners and supports students applying to universities in different regions. We currently focus particularly on opportunities in Asia, including China, where many universities offer programmes for international students.

CrossBridge Consultancy provides guidance and support throughout the application process. Final admission decisions are made by universities based on their academic requirements and evaluation of each application.

Application requirements vary depending on the university and programme. However, most applications require academic transcripts, copies of certificates, a passport copy, and sometimes a personal statement or language test results.

Students can contact CrossBridge Consultancy through the website contact form or by phone to schedule a consultation and discuss available study opportunities.

No. But students are encouraged to attend the webinar first to understand the available study opportunities.

Consultations are professional advisory services and are non-refundable once the session has been scheduled.

No. Admission decisions are made by universities based on their academic requirements and evaluation of each application.

CrossBridge Consultancy provides guidance and support throughout the application process and aims to maximise each student’s chances of admission.

In the event that admission is not secured, a refund will be issued excluding a $50 university application fee and a $100 admission processing fee.

Some universities offer scholarships depending on academic merit and programme availability. Students may be eligible for government, provincial, or university-based funding depending on their profile.

Students typically begin by attending a webinar and booking a consultation.

If they choose to proceed with application support, CrossBridge Consultancy offers structured services to assist with university admissions and documentation. The service fees will be clearly explained before the process begins.