READY, SIP, GO! Ready to Set Off!｜Study Abroad Prep Workshop: Master English Tests and Study Plan Writing over Afternoon Tea
Release date：2026/05/15
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With so many language tests—TOEFL, IELTS, TOEIC, EnglishScore—and different score requirements, many students may wonder: how can I prepare effectively and meet the required standards with confidence?
While balancing coursework and study abroad applications, do you also hope to write a clear and practical study plan, so that both your current studies and future plans can move forward more smoothly?
And perhaps, deep down, another question often comes to mind:
“If I really go abroad, will it truly be worth it?”
Peer choices, competition for limited places, cultural differences, and the uncertainty of whether you can face moments of loneliness abroad may all make the decision to take the next step feel a little more difficult.
On the afternoon of May 19, the Study Abroad Prep Workshop: Language Test × Study Plan invites students admitted to the NEOMA/UCI dual-degree programmes, a student with high-scoring language test and overseas exchange experience, and the Deputy Director from Lincoln University to share practical tips on language test preparation, study plan writing, and the application process.
Over a cup of afternoon tea, you will explore English test preparation, dual-degree applications, study plan writing, study abroad preparation, and application process Q&A—helping you take the next step with greater confidence.
When the process becomes clearer, preparation becomes more focused.
When hesitation begins to settle, you can move forward with a calmer heart, ready to set off.
📝 Study Abroad Prep Workshop: Language Test × Study Plan
📌 Time: Tuesday, May 19, 2026, 14:00–17:00
📌 Venue: Conference Room 1, 2F, First Medical Science Building
📌 Registration Link: https://forms.gle/X2ByB3v45bfMeLwF6
📌 Complimentary drinks are available only to registered participants who check in on-site. Limited quantities are available and will be provided while supplies last.
