Ive just completed 10th, I want to study abroad with part time work, is it possible?

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Divakshi Arora · Accepted Answer

Yes, it&rsquo;s possible to study abroad after 10th, but it depends on where you&rsquo;re going and how you plan it. Countries like Canada and Australia have programs that accept students right after Grade 10, allowing you to complete high school or a foundation year before starting a degree. If you&rsquo;re under 18, you&rsquo;ll usually need a guardian or have to stay with an approved host family, and your part‑time work options will be limited until you turn 18. You&rsquo;ll also be asked to prove your English ability, usually through an exam like IELTS or PTE, so it&rsquo;s worth getting ready early. The biggest advantage is that you adjust to the new environment sooner, making it much smoother when you move into a university program later.

P Sinha · Answer

It&rsquo;s a lot more common than you&rsquo;d expect for students to move abroad after 10th, but the details matter.

Try looking into Canada or Australia &mdash; both have high school or foundation programs for international students.
 Check the age rules first. If you&rsquo;re under 18, you&rsquo;ll likely need a guardian or a homestay arranged through the school.
 Review visa rules for working part‑time. Most countries only allow it after a certain age or after six months of starting your program.
 Get your English test (like IELTS) done early &mdash; many schools ask for a score even for Grade 11 entry.
 If going in person feels too soon, starting online for the first semester is an option some students use before traveling.

For more details  you can read this blog on "Best study abroad destinations for India students"

I've just completed 10th, I want to study abroad with part time work, is it possible?