I. Australia
Why is it worth applying for?
1. Australian universities are strong and the entry threshold is suitable.
Eight universities in Australia rank among the top in the world 100, and ALevel's admission score is more advantageous than that of universities at the same level in Britain. Applying for British universities such as Warwick and Manchester usually requires AAA or AAB (different majors have different requirements).
However, taking the University of Sydney, which ranks higher than the University of Warwick in the world, as an example, the average requirement for admission scores is only ABC, and the entrance threshold for some leading majors in the University of Sydney is even BBCD (such as nursing).
2. The tuition is cost-effective.
Affected by exchange rate factors (Australian dollar exchange rate dropped from 1: 6.5 to 1:5.2), the cost of studying in Australia is almost 20% cheaper than that in the high exchange rate period.
3. Quality of life and immigration opportunities
Australia is an open and inclusive country. As long as international students choose the right major, they have a great chance of obtaining permanent residence status in Australia. The most livable country in the world ranks second.
Second, New Zealand.
ALevel's application advantages
Take Auckland University, which ranks first in New Zealand, as an example. University of Auckland is one of the most influential universities in Oceania, and its curriculum is mainly scientific research, which belongs to the world-class level. The University of Auckland is very demanding on the admission of local students in New Zealand, and the requirements for domestic high school scores are even more demanding, but the requirements for ALevel scores are relatively loose.
Third, Canada.
Why is it worth applying for?
1. Good university education
Canada belongs to the North American education system, all universities are public, and most colleges are public. At the same time, the quality management of university education in Canada is very strict, and it is a country with good credibility.
2. The cost of studying abroad is lower
At present, the exchange rate of the Canadian dollar is about 5.2. Students attend Canadian universities, and the total annual tuition and living expenses is about 1.5-0.2 million. Canada is one of the countries with the lowest inflation rate among industrialized countries.
3. Loose immigration policy
If you get a diploma in Canada for more than two years, you can get a three-year work visa, and you can apply for an experienced immigrant after three years of work for one year. Recently, all provinces have introduced provincial nominated immigrants, and students who have no work experience after graduation can apply for provincial experienced immigrants.
4. Generous social welfare
Canada is a typical immigrant country, and its social welfare includes milk money, child care subsidies, government housing, unemployment benefits and social welfare funds.
Fourth, Singapore.
ALevel's application advantages
Because of the scientific and authoritative nature of the ALevel course, Singapore directly takes the ALevel exam as the national unified exam for university entrance. It is more likely to apply for universities in Singapore through ALevel than to apply with the results of college entrance examination, and you can receive full English teaching early even without IELTS scores.
However, to apply for the National University of Singapore and Nanyang Technological University, you generally need to take the GCE ALevel proficiency test in Singapore, not CIE ALevel or Adelson's ALevel. Because Singapore needs to add an "elective course-China Literature or China Common Sense", which is not available in CIE and Adelson examination systems. General GCE English GP is also different from CIE and Addison.
Verb (abbreviation for verb) Hong Kong
Why is it worth applying for?
ALevel has been introduced into Hong Kong as a college entrance examination standard.
1, geographical advantage.
For mainland partners, Hong Kong is close to home, with convenient visas and a more adaptive and integrated living environment.
2. Low tuition fees
Studying in Hong Kong costs about HK$ 200,000 to HK$ 250,000 a year, equivalent to RMB170,000 to HK$ 220,000, which is very cost-effective among all study destinations.