Free Consultation on How to Study in Germany. Read till the end

 Hey Fam,

Its been a minutes and even though I had you on my mind while I was away, I was neck deep in semester exams and boy, was it intense. Thankfully, I passed, scratch that, I passed well. For that, I am grateful and glad that the effort I put into it, all the sleepless nights and deprivations eventually paid off.

Okay. Enough about me. How are you doing? How are you fairing at this difficult time? Hope you are protecting and nurturing your mental health and also pursuing your goals? I trust that you are contributing daily to that goal you want to achieve by the end of the year.

For me, that goal is to provide you with all the information you need to secure an admission to your dream school and course of choice in Germany and for this, I will like to schedule a free 30 minutes question and answer zoom call to answer your questions about the process of obtaining an admission in Germany.

Please drop a comment or send an email to oluwatobimesh@gmail.com if you are interested so that I can send you the link to the meeting, time and date. I am really looking forward to reading from you as I will like to answer all your questions and have us interact well.

In the interim, while I was away, I had some video ideas and so I already resumed vlogging. I spoke about getting your Bachelors degree in Germany and I also interviewed someone where we spoke about things to look out for when getting an apartment in Germany and more. Please do well to watch (link below).

Have an amazing week ahead and talk to you soon














Location: Berlin, Germany

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