Tashkent Financial Institute of the Republic of

Tashkent Financial Institute of the Republic of

Tashkent Financial Institute of the Republic of

Uzbekistan Accounting and Auditing

Theme :

Living abroad

Performed by: Yusupov O

Checked by: Islamova T

2020

Living abroad plan:

• Reasons for living abroad
• Language problems
• Adapting to new study patterns
• Importance of “Let It Go” While Living Abroad
• Conclusion

Living Abroad

There are many reasons a person may end up living abroad: military service, work requirements, marriage and higher education, to name a few. It is an exciting prospect but can be a daunting one, as well. There are pros and cons to becoming an expatriate, so be sure to weigh each side before making the big move.

At first, adapting to your new country may be met with many challenges as you try to get used to the different culture. Everything from the currency exchange rate to the national holidays to the weather

At first, adapting to your new country may be met with many challenges as you try to get used to the different culture. Everything from the currency exchange rate to the national holidays to the weather

will take some getting used to. You will need to adapt to the social customs of the people, the shop hours, the work ethic, the cuisine and so on. On the other hand, you may end up preferring some of your adopted country's customs to your own and have a new appreciation for previously unfamiliar conventions.

Advantages and Disadvantages of Living Abroad

If you are hoping to go abroad to study, what are the main problems you expect to find?

• ‹New foods
• ‹Making friends
• ‹Problems with languages
• ‹Homesickness

The Problems of Studying Abroad

If you talk with people who have come back from study abroad ,they will tell you that they had difficulties with at least

some of these things:

• Language problems
• Living abroad
• Adapting to new study patterns

Language problems

I can still remember when I first came here,

the main problem was understanding what

people were saying. It’s true that we learn

English in Tashkent, but learning English

is very different from communicating in

English. People here speak English with a

very heavy American accent which makes

it even harder to understand and besides,

they speak very fast too.

Living abroad = Living in another culture

Some expected and unexpected problems:

• „Loneliness
• „Finance
• „Climate
• „Correct behaviour

Solutions:

1. Attend an orientation course before you leave home

2. Seek out people who have returned from study abroad and

learn from their experiences

Adapting to new study patterns

The third area of difficulty, the problems in

adjusting to a new style of teaching and learning,

is less likely to be discussed before your

departure from your own country.

Solutions:

1. Be ready to change your habits of study as well

as cope with the obvious problems with

language and living in a foreign country.

2. Be capable of working independently, or using

lectures or textbooks as a starting point for

further reading and thinking.

Statistics

These are the results for some interviews with students studying or have already studied abroad.

Do you want to study abroad?

Why Would You Study Abroad?

Importance of “Let It Go” While Living Abroad

At least once in our lives, we have all heard the phrase ‘Just let it go!’ from friends, family, or even a figure of authority. This piece of advice could have come to us out of context, something we read in a self-help book, something we tell ourselves when we feel overwhelmed by something which is out of our control, and many such scenarios. Although people are always telling us to ‘let it go,’ not many people tell us how we can do this.

• At least once in our lives, we have all heard the phrase ‘Just let it go!’ from friends, family, or even a figure of authority. This piece of advice could have come to us out of context, something we read in a self-help book, something we tell ourselves when we feel overwhelmed by something which is out of our control, and many such scenarios. Although people are always telling us to ‘let it go,’ not many people tell us how we can do this.
• A task which sounds more straightforward than it is, ‘letting it go’ is a process, an art, a reality which we all must face at some point in our lives. Unfortunately, no 10 step program will teach you to let it go. The art of letting go is a tough, arduous, and overwhelming process in itself; however, it contains one single truth which we have to learn- the fact of accepting reality.

Conclusion

At the end, we would like to

thank everyone participated

in this course,

our facilitators,

other schools and

ourselves for trying our

best to come up with such project.

Thank You All.