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More than a little apprehensive about your loved one flying the nest and setting sail to new shores? Fear not, as ThirdYearAbroad.com offers help and advice from parents who've been there, done that and given us a couple of tips on how to survive it all! Check out our articles on how to help, scan through our all important numbers and ask away in our forum!
- Check out the Erasmus Programme Parent advice page
- Download the Erasmus Parents' Guide
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