If I get a different kind of job, can I also pursue other courses abroad for a Postgraduate?
Yes, you can pursue a different course abroad even after changing your job. Your bachelor’s in Physical Education, postgraduate studies, and 12 years of work experience provide a strong foundation, but eligibility will depend on the specific course requirements and your chosen country. Some programs, especially at the master’s level, value extensive work experience. You should also consider that switching to a new course could affect your student visa, especially if it differs from your previous study area or level. If you need more guidance on course options or visa implications, please connect with your LeapScholar counsellor.
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