EDUCATION IN EUROPE

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Benefits of studying in Europe

Internationally recognized diploma

Wide range of educational programs

The safest countries in the world

Residence permit on the basis of studies

Acceptable cost

Erasmus+

Which country to choose?

Slovenia

Germany

What do we offer?

Choice of specialty

Language classes

University enrollment

Obtaining a residence permit on the basis of studies

6 reasons to use our services

Be a strategist – enter a European university! With our support – a 100% guarantee of success.

Do not take risks – we will check all possible options for your successful enrollment.

Save time and money – you will receive all the relevant information from one source, and you will arrive in the selected country only at the beginning of your studies.

We will offer you a clear plan of action and instructions to avoid bureaucratic red tape.

Secure your place at the faculty without leaving your home.

We will simplify the procedure for obtaining a residence permit on the basis of studying as much as possible for you.

How to start studying in Europe?

1. Get a free consultation and choose a service package.

2. Choose an educational institution and programs that suit you.

3. Prepare and submit applications and documents to educational institutions.

4. Apply for a residence permit.

5. Start learning!

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FAQ

Do I need to take entrance exams?

For admission to most programmes in European universities, entrance exams are not required. The exceptions are the creative and medical specialties.

Do I need a language certificate for admission?

Successful study in English or German requires knowledge of the language at level B2 or higher. Most universities will require an international language certificate from you. At the same time, there are a number of universities that offer education in English and which do not require the provision of an IELTS or TOEFL certificate.
In Slovenia and Slovakia, you can enter most faculties without language certificates.

Can international students work while studying?

Yes, all students have the right to work during their studies. Foreign students, upon admission to the universities we offer, receive a residence permit, which gives them the right to officially work from 20 to 40 hours a week.

Are the diplomas of the universities you offer internationally recognized?

Yes. All higher education institutions with which we cooperate are accredited at the state level, and many of them also have international accreditations.

Reviews

Aleksandra Sipkovska

Why did you decide to study in Slovenia?
Because Slovenia offers numerous benefits for students and many opportunities for postgraduate studies and further success in finding a job.
What is your experience with studies in Slovenia so far?
For now I am satisfied with the curriculum, the attitude towards students, the students’ engagement in lectures, debates and student organizations.

Do you study in English or Slovenian? What language difficulties do you encounter while studying?
I study in Slovenian and just studying in a foreign language is a challenge.
Would you recommend 2TM, why?
I would recommend 2TM for the correct attitude towards clients, for the tips and information useful to each student and for the help in enrolment.

Mirna Hindić

I would recommend their team to all future students, primarily for giving advice and seeing the best possible chances for successful enrollment in the desired faculty. Also, all the information and answers to the questions were delivered at the right time which means a lot to the students in uncertainty. Warm recommendations.

I am writing to you because of my experience with the 2TM team, which was positive until the very end, filled with support. My name is Mirna Hindić, I come from Bosnia and Herzegovina and I will study microbiology at the Biotechnical Faculty in Ljubljana. I met the 2TM agency for the first time through an internet ad, and given the sense of security they gave from the first moment, I made the decision to collaborate.

Milena Mladenović

Why have you decided to study in Slovenia?
A few years ago, for several reasons, I planned to enrol in a Master’s degree programme outside of Serbia. However, due to the work, which took me a lot of time, I could not pay attention to the process of selection and admission to study programmes of my interest.

My sister once told me about 2TM and its activities. Having learned about the quality of 2TM services, I realised that cooperation with this company could be the best solution to my problem. Besides, solid reputation of the Slovenian education system and the possibility of enrolment with the help of an intermediary turned out to be decisive for my choice to study in this country.

What is your current student experience in Slovenia?
After the first six months of studies in Slovenia, I can say that the content of the study programme and the faculty structure exceeded my expectations. In addition, the Slovenian government really cares about students and invests heavily in the education system as can be seen from the various subsidies and bonuses available to students. One of the main bonuses is the subsidised meals.

What language do you use to study? What linguistic problems do you encounter while studying?
Classes are held in Slovenian. Foreign students are given the opportunity to listen to an introductory lecture on each subject and consultations in English. It is interesting that professors do not care what language you use to communicate with them if you demonstrate an acceptable level of knowledge. A large number of professors are flexible with students from the former Yugoslav republics allowing them to communicate in one of the languages of these countries at the initial stage of studies.
At first, listening to lectures in Slovenian can be difficult. Therefore, during the first month, the faculty organises Slovenian courses for beginners, which facilitates adaptation to the new linguistic environment. Over time, it becomes easier. Therefore, one of the advantages of studying in Slovenia is the ability to master the Slovenian language.
Why would you recommend 2TM?
My story of cooperation with 2TM specialists is entirely positive. Thanks to their experience and professional ethics, I was able to enter the study programme of top priority for me. The company’s specialists provided me with all the conditions for enrolling and staying in Slovenia. For sure, if I had not decided to cooperate with 2TM

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