What “Study & Work Abroad” Means and What to Check
When consultancies say “study & work abroad,” it usually covers:
Studying in a foreign country (UG / PG / diploma).
Some countries allow part-time work during studies (limited hours per week).
After completion, some programs allow post-study work permits / internships / job search time.
Sometimes pathways for immigration or permanent residence are involved.
So, if you plan on study + work, you need to verify exactly which country, what university, what visa rules, what working allowances, etc.
What Abroad Studies Outlook Claims About Study + Work
From their website:
They advertise study + work & settle abroad programs.
They help in language tests (IELTS etc) which are often required for visas.
They offer visa assistance including documentation etc.
However, I did not find from the sources I checked very specific details like:
Exactly how many hours of work allowed during study, per country;
Post study work permit durations for specific countries through their counselling;
The costs (tuition + living) very precisely laid out in all cases for work abroad paths.
So, you’ll need to ask them directly for those specifics depending on the country you’re targeting.
Things You Should Verify / Ask Them If You Are Considering This
If you are planning to go through Abroad Studies Outlook (Thrissur)
