For students
Studying abroad starts with one honest conversation.
Whether you are finishing school, planning a master's degree or need to improve your English first, we will tell you what is possible, what it costs and how to get there.
Who we help
Students at every stage.
School leavers
Foundation years and bachelor's degrees, with advice on which qualifications each country accepts.
Graduates
Master's and doctoral programmes, including one-year master's degrees in the UK and English-taught programmes across Europe.
English learners
General, academic and exam-preparation English, often as the first step towards a conditional university offer.
Professionals and families
Short courses, summer programmes and study plans for families relocating together.
How it works
Five steps from first enquiry to enrolment.
Free consultation
We discuss your academic background, English level, budget and what you want from studying abroad. In person, by phone or on WhatsApp.
Shortlist and strategy
You receive a written shortlist of courses and institutions, with entry requirements, fees and a realistic assessment of your chances at each.
Applications and documents
We prepare and submit the applications, review your personal statement and arrange certified translations of transcripts and certificates.
Offers, funding and visa
We help you choose between offers, apply for scholarships or sponsorship, and compile a complete, accurate visa application.
Pre-departure and arrival
Accommodation, travel, insurance and a pre-departure briefing. We stay in touch through your first weeks.
What you receive
Clarity at every step.
- A written shortlist with entry requirements, fees and realistic chances
- A named adviser who answers your questions in English or Arabic
- Applications and translations prepared and checked for you
- Scholarship and visa applications compiled properly, the first time
- Accommodation and a pre-departure briefing before you travel
Common questions
What students and parents ask us.
How much does Noventra charge?
For applications to our partner institutions, our service is free of charge: the institution pays us a commission when you enrol, and this never affects which institutions we recommend. Where a service is chargeable — for example, preparing a visa file for an institution we do not partner with — we quote a fixed fee in writing before any work starts.
What English level do I need?
It depends on the course and the country. UK universities usually ask for IELTS 6.0–7.0 for degrees; many Turkish programmes accept 6.0 or an equivalent. If you are below the requirement we can arrange a pre-sessional or general English course first.
When should I start?
Ideally 9–12 months before your intended start date. UK undergraduate applications through UCAS have deadlines in January; scholarships often close months before the course begins. Later is still possible — ask us.
Can my parents or sponsor be involved?
Yes. We brief parents and sponsors at every stage, prepare the documents a sponsor needs, and can run consultations with the whole family.
Do you guarantee admission or a visa?
No one can, and you should be cautious of anyone who does. What we guarantee is a realistic shortlist, complete applications and honest advice on your chances.
Do you help after I arrive?
Yes. Your adviser stays in contact through your first weeks and can help with registration, banking and accommodation issues.
Start with a free consultation.
Tell us about your grades, your budget and your goals. We will come back with options.