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@giadag I went to Ireland to study through an organization named elab. They guided me to understand the best course of study for me and helped with all the paperwork. I would do it again. I have been living in Dublin for 2 years now. I love the vibe here. I found a small job in the weekend, so that I am not a weight on my family. I am studying a lot and I hope all these sacrifices will be paid off with a good job… You will be missing the sun though, get ready for that!
@Cynic @Cynic Thank you for your reply and the link and the informations. I'll look into it!
@Doc JDV It sounds great!!!! was it easy to get a small job? And this organization was helpfull? If you want, text a private msg!
Plus, again, I found out about it through friends and networking, cause apparently that's what saves my life all the time! 
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