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Do western students have the opportunity to study abroad?
First of all, public schools include national schools, local schools and enterprise schools. What I am talking about here is only the national public schools, and the specific details of other public schools are not clear.

In 20 1350, it is planned to select 2 1350 international students from various countries, and this quota is increasing every year. Last year it was about 19000, and it was about 10%. According to the Deputy Secretary-General of the National Natural Science Foundation of China, the number of people will increase to about 25,000 in 20 15.

All the selected places have been announced by the National Scholarship Fund Committee. You can click on the link to view them.

As you can see, there are plans in the west, and the requirements for foreign languages are:

1. Take the National Foreign Language Proficiency Test (WSK) and meet the eligibility criteria. The result is valid for two years. The eligibility criteria for each language are as follows:

—English (PETS5): The total score of written test is above 55 (inclusive), including listening part 18 (inclusive) and oral test 3 (inclusive);

-Japanese (NNS)/ Russian (тлря): The total score of written test is above 60 (inclusive), and the total score of oral test is above 3 (inclusive);

-German (NTD): The total written test score is above 65 (inclusive);

-French (TNF): The total score of written test is above 60 (inclusive).

2. Bachelor degree or above in foreign language major (the professional language should be consistent with the language used in the destination country).

3. Have studied in the same language country for one school year (August-1February) or worked continuously for more than one year (inclusive) in the last ten years.

4. I have participated in the corresponding language training in the foreign student training department designated by the Ministry of Education, and obtained the certificate of completion (the certificate of completion is valid for two years). The specific requirements are:

-English: certificate of completion of advanced class;

-French, Japanese, Spanish, Italian and Russian: certificate of completion of intermediate classes;

-German/English (for researchers who intend to go to German-speaking countries to engage in science and engineering): certificate of completion for elementary German classes and certificate of completion for advanced English classes;

-German (for researchers who intend to study social sciences in German-speaking countries): certificate of completion of intermediate class.

5. Those who take the IELTS (academic), TOEFL, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Japanese and Korean proficiency tests meet the following standards: IELTS 6.5, TOEFL 95, German, French, Italian and Spanish reaching CECRL B2, Japanese reaching N2 and Korean reaching TOPIK4.

What your teacher said belongs to number one. But this is only a language requirement, and there are many other conditions. Perhaps it can be said that only when the language meets the requirements can you apply for public schools abroad. And there must not be so many places (of course, there may be so many if there is local and enterprise funding).

First of all, students from top schools are willing to go abroad. For example, we are the first batch of national public masters, and students from Fudan University, People's Congress, Cai Zhong University and Agricultural University have all applied. Of course, I didn't ask Tsinghua and Peking University undergraduates in the interview. If the top schools you refer to are limited to these two, you may be right. (There may be students admitted to Tsinghua Peking University, but because of the large number, it is impossible to realize them all. )

It is necessary to sign an agreement. The agreement requires you to return to work for at least two years after completing your studies, and you have not been given any unit or job in these two years, as long as you are in China (Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan don't know if it is possible). You are free to choose after two years. So it gives us a lot of freedom.

Thought report, which should be called training report, is currently submitted once every three months, telling about your research achievements and project progress during this period, and the problems encountered in your study and work can also be submitted once every six months. However, it is said that the 20 14 Fund Committee will be reformed, and it may become that it can only submit reports and opinions once every six months. In fact, this training report is more about caring for international students, rather than reporting your own ideas like joining the party.