This space is dedicated to sharing detailed case studies, technical breakdowns, and practical guides for an international audience. Here, you'll find my explorations into architecture and filmmaking, analyses of creative processes, and essential blueprints for navigating life as a student in the UK. My goal is to provide clear, actionable insights that are valuable to fellow creators, students, and potential collaborators around the world.
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This article is also available in [Burmese] "Home isn't a place. It's any place where the people you love are." A Little Moe's Note | Oxford, Tuesday morning Today, I want to introduce a little about myself. This might seem irrelevant, but I
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This article is also available in [Burmese] "I've finished Grade 10 or O-Levels. What's next?" This question is born from a mix of hope and confusion. This article is a comprehensive strategic guide, designed to take you from the crossroads of decision-making to your
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This article is also available in [Burmese] "What is IGCSE? Which subjects should I choose? What are the challenges? And where can it lead?" Following the previous article warning about the GED, this guide will focus specifically on the robust IGCSE pathway for younger students (Grade 7, 8,
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This article is also available in [Burmese] I had a long day today, going to work and then heading to the university library afterward. Even though my classes are done, I still have work to finish, and I find I’m more productive on campus where I can plug into
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This article is also available in [Burmese] "What is really happening in schools in Myanmar? What should we be careful of? And is the GED really the answer?" Today, I want to focus on the immense challenges facing students struggling to get a quality education, especially those trying
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This article is also available in [Burmese] "Continuing my studies in Myanmar isn't an option anymore. I want to go abroad, but I have no idea where to start, what it costs, or what to do." This is a state of confusion I hear about almost
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This article is also available in [Burmese] I’m writing this from a small, park-like patch of grass at my student accommodation. It’s past midnight, but the August air is mild and pleasant. Armed with a bottle of water, my phone, and my glasses, this is my journaling session.
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This article is also available in [Burmese] Today’s post is less of an information-packed guide and more of a personal reflection, almost a diary entry. Why did I choose Architecture over so many other paths? How is this profession perceived differently across the world? And what is the reality
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This article is also available in [Burmese] For many young people from Myanmar, studying abroad isn’t just an academic pursuit; it’s a lifeline. It represents a dream of stability, opportunity, and a future that feels uncertain back home. I know this because I am one of them. I
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"A school is a place that teaches you how to face the real world. It's not just an arena for competing with books and pencils." (Read Time: 30 Minutes) Introduction: The Dream for Sale In a country facing immense political and economic turmoil, the dream of
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This article is also available in [Burmese] The academic year is ending. You’re happy that exams and submissions are over, but then, an unexpected dark cloud appears over the heads of most students. It’s the question: “Where am I going to live this summer?” While you can’t
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"Studying abroad is not just about being academically gifted." The article is also available in [Burmese] Today, I want to make a comparison. A comparison between my life in Yangon a few years ago and my current life in the UK. This isn’t about saying one is