High school is going to Australia to ask how high school education in Australia compares with that in China. I just graduated from a high school in Sydney. Sydney High School starts at 9: 00, finishes at 3: 00 and doesn't go home at noon. High school implements the course selection system. In addition to compulsory English courses, you can also choose 5-7 optional courses. If you can't learn or can't learn well, you don't have to learn. The classroom is more relaxed, a bit like a university, and you have to change classrooms before you finish a class. The content of study is less than China's rote memorization. Although there are some, there are many things that need to be investigated and studied by ourselves. You should write more papers, have your own clear views, be able to express them clearly, and use examples reasonably to support your views. No one in Australia attaches too much importance to education, so even if you don't study hard, there won't be teachers chasing you all day to ask you to do problems, so the pressure is not great, but if you want to get an excellent grade and study medical law, the pressure is no less than that in China.
Half of the college entrance examination results are the usual results and the other half are the final exam results.
Generally speaking, the pressure is less than that in China, and the competition will not be too fierce. However, some people have fallen because no one cares about them, or they can't integrate into society because of language problems, so people with strong self-control and cheerful personality are more suitable for high school study.
Australian senior high school education and Australian school holiday arrangements refer to local grades 1 1 and 12 (school year 1 1, school year 12). Year 1 1 starts twice a year, namely February and July. 12 school starts only once a year, that is, in February at the beginning of each year.
/kloc-study for 0/2 years until the second half of each year, usually before Christmas, the school will guide students to apply for university entrance.
Tenth grade in Australian high school. . . The tenth grade has lower requirements and is easier to integrate into that environment. . . Of course, if your family conditions don't allow it, you should take the eleventh grade exam. . . Clear distinction between public and private. . . Of course, it is best for international students to be private. . . Brisbane can be hot for a month or two in summer. . . At other times, the climate is cool. . . Melbourne heard that it can be MINUS ten degrees in winter. . . I am in Brisbane. . . It's the hottest time when I come, and I just want to go home soon. . . . But in a month, the climate will be very comfortable. . . The cost of living in Brisbane will be less. . I'm the one who works hard. . . But we use at least 200 Australian dollars a month here. . . I think 400 Australian dollars a month is basically enough for ordinary use. . . If you always go out to play, it's another matter-(-)-Melbourne will be more expensive. . . I don't know exactly. . . Public tuition is cheaper than private tuition. Of course. . . But if it is a good public school, such as bri *** ane State High School, you should buy a school district. . . There are other miscellaneous things, and the government will be chaotic. . . ╮(╯▽╰)╭
The uniforms of every school are different, basically blue-green, and some girls' schools are red. They are almost the same.
Public schools are almost the same, or it may be better if you plan to go to private schools.
Want to know whether the school is good or not depends mainly on their HSC ranking, you can check it online, there should be.
Overseas 12000- 15000 is almost a year, and there is not much difference.
Ha ha. Hello, little sister. I went to high school in Sydney. 1. Well, studying in a girls' school is still good, after all, the environment is relatively simple. However, students in our country still have some problems with single-sex schools. Mixed schools are also good. It's up to you. 2.James Ruse Agricultural High School /Horn * * * Y Girls' High School/Sydney Girls' High School This is a good three. But it's hard to get in. Tuition is around 22,000 Australian dollars per year. There must be fewer people in good schools in China.
I hope my answer can help you!
Around 1.20W, the Australian dollar tends to go up, and it is estimated that it will only go up.
You must read a language, because your grades are too poor.
3. You can find a job, about 1 hour, 10D.
Most local schools don't allow it, only international schools can, but schools are rubbish.
People all over China think that they are eager to learn except English, and everyone who has seen it knows that it is nonsense.
6. Just so-so. After all, there are many people and the quality needs to be improved.
7. Watch the school
8. You should live in a foreigner's home 220 days a week under the age of 18. High school can't support itself, and it is impossible to have too much time to work if you want to get good grades.
9. University is not easy. Take the Eighth National Congress as an example. The final average score must be above 80, and a good course should be above 90.
10. Western Australia is good.
1 1. If your IELTS is below 5, you must read (5.5? I can't remember)
12. Half in peacetime and half in the final exam.
Don't come if you have poor self-control, wasting your parents' money will ruin your future. Poor students in China may not change much when they come here. They mainly rely on self-study. Without self-control, they will be finished. Your age is not a big problem. However, it is recommended to wait until after high school. Everyone thinks that going abroad is a paradise. In fact, many people regret it after coming for many years.
The road to studying abroad is not easy. I wish you good luck whether you come or not.
There is no reward for such a long question ... attention of the landlord
Tuition is about 6w to 7w (1W500 Australian dollars), plus air tickets 1500 Australian dollars, and then there is 230 Australian dollars for a week of boarding, air tickets 10 Australian dollars for a week, and 500 Australian dollars is reserved for room expenses, which is equivalent to RMB 12W+ 44 weeks of study.
It is not easy to work alone. 1 is a part-time job and few people want it. It's difficult without experience. It is almost impossible to speak poor English now, and it is almost impossible for high school students to work here.
It is difficult to immigrate after graduating from college, which requires 120 points. It may be good for you to study a job that is in short supply, but it is difficult to get into a good university. When my classmates first came, they all wanted to get into a good university, but after a long time, they found that they couldn't compete at all. Here, there are several chapters of calculus in 12 grade mathematics, and then the Chinese language is reduced. If you don't study IB, you have to get more than 90 points. It counts your grades as a percentage of all your grades. For example, if you get 90 points, but 20% of people are above 90 points, then you only get 80 points. One of my classmates was deducted 20 points, and the total scores of all courses added up 100. Therefore, difficult courses will get high marks, but they are also difficult to learn, and the universities in this province will get extra points. If you want to go somewhere else, there will be no extra points.
It is reasonable to check the criminal records of people over 25 years old in your family. If you commit such a crime, it is difficult for them to help you take it out. It should be said that it is almost impossible that you will be sent back to China.
The college tuition is basically 2W5 for one year, 4W5 for pharmacy (6 years of study), 6-7 years for medicine, 4 years for engineer, and about 3 years left, but if you don't complete all the credits in one year, even if you are only 1 point, you have to retake the exam for one year, study next year, and so on. You can rent your own house in the university. If you save a little, it seems to be 168.
Urgent! What is the way of high school education in Australia? States are different. I started from Grade Two in Melbourne, that is, year 1 1, and Melbourne Grade 1 1 started as VCE grade, so I was nervous. The grades 10 and below are basically mixed, and the course is simple and rich. If I were in a private school, there would be all kinds of sports activities, music groups and outings, but there would be fewer public schools. High schools in China basically sit from 7 am to 9 pm, * * * is too big ... Unlike in Australia, schools usually finish school at 3: 30 pm and 8: 30 am, with lunch break 1 hour and recess 15-20 minutes. If you go to a girls' school, the time of each class (1 hour or more) will be longer than that of a male principal. There are many kinds of schools, public and private for boys and girls, and the scale of the schools is also very different. I went to a private girls' school, and there were only more than 60 students in one grade. Suggest going to a private school. 90% of public schools are children of immigrant families, and there is no good atmosphere and conditions for private schools. The main courses such as Math English are mainly taught by teachers, and the math homework is not simple (the scope involved is wider than that in China, but not as deep as that taught in China). Most international students in China choose Chinese courses, which is totally different from the domestic language, but it is easy to get points. Melbourne (and Victoria as a whole) is a VCE course. You can choose your own course. English math is a must. (English students and local students study separately) You can choose any other science and liberal arts you want, but you should consider the problem of getting points in the college entrance examination, because science will get points and liberal arts will lose points. Generally speaking, it looks much easier than in China, but in fact, it tests consciousness and self-discipline. You should understand your homework in class and finish it as soon as possible. After all, there is a graduation exam at 12 level (that is, the college entrance examination). Finally, it should be noted that if you have considered what major to study in a university, you should find out the professional requirements of each school, such as science. Most universities still require to complete physics or chemistry or advanced mathematics in senior high schools 1 1 and 12. That's all I can think of at present I hope I can help you.
After graduating from high school in Australia, you can go to an Australian university according to your GPA, language achievement, major and college background. Reference Department for Studying Abroad: Post Bar. Baidu, please. /P/56 17283023, the system will match students' cases similar to yours according to your GPA+ language scores+majors+institutions.