FREE INTRODUCTIONAL ONLINE MEETING
NOVEMBER 12, 2022
NOBEL UNIVERSITY
PREP PROGRAM
Studying Abroad is only a step away, get prepared now! Nobel can help your student Improve their English, Explore real careers, Become a global leader, Increase their confidence and Make their University application stand out!
Get the skills and experience your student needs to STUDY ABROAD and make their application stand out
Thinking of helping your learner study abroad in an international university but worried about gaining admittance or scholarships to a top university, their English, or just wanting to lead globally?
What if they could join a program that would improve their English, build their confidence, explore careers they might want to study, and get a global network of friends?
NOBEL UNIVERSITY PREP PROGRAM
is for those who wish to…
- become more confident in English
- get new skills for applying to a dream University abroad
- prepare for the required exams and have fun at the same time
- explore real careers even before entering the University
- meet peers from all over the world, build new friendships and become a global leaders
About the Program
Fundamentals (5 weeks - 8h/week, 10 weeks - 4h/week)
Nobel PrepSkill up communication in English to become a global leader, learn how to work in an international team, and get experience in presenting projects
Exam Preparation &
Sample Careers
Getting ready for exams needed for entering University abroad, deep diving into the career of interest to find out how the chosen field works from the inside
Nobel Experience in Peru
Let us introduce you and your learner to the University Prep Program. Make sure to sign up both of you and join from different devices. Your phone is enough to join the meeting, where you will be able to ask any questions about Nobel.
EduQuest is a fun team discussion on the topic of education. Let your student share what’s on their mind and discuss it in friendly atmosphere!
About the meeting
Free online meeting: Saturday, November 12, 2022
Meeting time: 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. (GMT-5, PERÚ)
Your learner can bring a friend
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes! Inside our University Prep Program, you can find a lot of information on HOW to navigate the sequence of actions for entering the University abroad. And your learner will get to know it with no hurry, step by step, and in a joyful way.
Your learner will be able to understand Nobel’s Prep Program for sure in case they have an Intermediate (B1) level. With Pre-Intermediate (A2) level there is a possibility to encounter some difficulties, however, they will be able to catch the general ideas from discussions.
- Fill out the form;
- Check your inbox;
- Attend Group Interview & Orientation meeting;
- Welcome onboard!
Fundamentals stage includes such courses as:
- Pitch and Presentation;
- Basics of Internet Troubleshooting
- Introduction to Web Design
- Leadership
You can find more details about the courses in the pdf file
Meet Nobelians who studied abroad
Anna, 16 y.o, Ukraine
Nobel InternFirstly I need to say that got familiar with Nobel due to the Film club📽. I was searching for some new opportunities and figured Film club in one group.
Then I decided to try to join the Nobel internship, it was something new for me and I didn't expect anything. I just realized that there were courses that I'd like to participate in so I applied and was waiting for the answer🙂.
However, it came in a really interesting way. Now I'm in love with Nobel, all the people, and activities here🤩.
Currently, it's a huge part of my life. I got a new experience that helped me to overcome my fears of pitching to the public and trying something new☺️. In addition, I have lots of international friends here and I'm happy with it🤗. To wrap it up I can add that the Nobel community is more than just an internship, it's a family that always supports you and helps to improve yourself🥰.
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Begum, 18 y.o, Turkey
Nobel InternAt first, I had only one reason to join Nobel which is completely different than the reason why I still continue after a year of my internship now. It used to be to find people to chat with in English (i was on the edge of forgetting the language) Even if I find a friend, you know, it is a little awkward to speak your second language with someone with who you share the same mother tongue. It is not as effective as speaking with people that English is your only choice to communicate. But then once I started my journey, I was shocked by the amount of skill I gained even how fast and fun my facilitators did that. I'm way better at doing presentations, speaking in front of people, leading a meeting, giving proper feedback, and working in a team. They don't teach us these soft skills at school. They are the 21st-century competencies! Also since my teammates were from different countries, I got to know new cultures as well as new perspectives... And yes I did improve my English a lot :) Read more...Show less...
Amelia, 17 y.o, USA
Nobel InternI joined Nobel because I am super interested in technology and coding, in which Nobel has multiple courses. I also knew I needed to improve my soft skills in presenting and communicating in teams. since joining, I have met so many cool people and learned a lot about other countries and cultures across the globe. I have grown much more comfortable with speaking with my team members and in front of a large group while also gaining knowledge of technology Read more...Show less...
Bruno, 34 y.o, Brazil
Nobel InternI joined Nobel looking for opportunities to interact with other students from different cultural backgrounds,
as a way to practice my communication skills and improve my teamwork abilities and technological knowledge.
At Nobel, I've met a lot of smart students from different parts of the world, worked to develop soft skills, got more confident when having a conversation in English, and have just joined the automation team, where I'm going to develop some technological knowledge with an amazing team. Also, Nobel is a wonderful way to spend some time in the company of very lovely people.
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İkra, 16 y.o, Turkey
Nobel InternMy most significant benefit from Nobel Internship was improving my English skills. I got the opportunity to talk about my ideas, so I can speak more confidently now. The other benefit was meeting people around the world and getting to know their culture more. I have learned about facilitators' experiences and I had the chance to facilitate some people on my own. Read more...Show less...
