Everything you've heard about studying abroad isn't necessarily true – and believing the wrong things can cost you time, money, and peace of mind.In this episode, Host Prince Louis Adekola sits down with Adeyinka Adigun, Contact Centre Nurse at HCI Healthcare Ltd, and Yemisi Ogunlade, Principal Consultant at Plumptre Advisory, to separate the myths from the facts – drawing from their own lived experiences as Africans who've studied abroad.What we cover in this episode:-Culture shocks and lifestyle surprises upon arrival-Things they wish they knew before embarking on the journey-The most common myths African students believe before going abroad-Financial realities – tuition, living costs & hidden expenses-How expectations about scholarships and funding differ from reality-The truth about part-time work and earning money abroad-How myths about academic systems affect student preparedness-Does studying abroad actually guarantee career success?-How to prepare – financially, socially, physically, emotionally & mentally-Advice on finding employment in your study country or elsewhere-How to separate myths from facts as a future or returning studentWhether you're planning to Japa or you're already abroad, this conversation is packed with wisdom you need to hear. 🎓🌍📌 Subscribe so you never miss an episode👍 Like if this added value💬 Comment – what myth did you believe before going abroad?🔔 Turn on notifications for new episodes🔗 Follow TINE Africa Podcast:Instagram: @tine_africa_podcast #TINEAfricaPodcast #MythsVsFacts #StudyAbroad #JapaWithSense #AfricanStudents #InternationalEducation