1, study hard for a scholarship.
China students can apply for Spanish scholarships during their studies. For example, as long as the outstanding scholarship students get full marks or the first place in the single subject examination, the school can fully refund the registration fee of this subject to the students in the form of scholarships.
2, reasonable work, work-study program
The Spanish government allows students to take part-time jobs. In the Spanish law on foreigners, it is clearly stipulated that students can work part-time legally, but they need to apply to the local government office for a part-time permit. Students are advised to work moderately without affecting their studies. On the one hand, they should earn pocket money to subsidize their living expenses. More importantly, they should integrate into the local life in Spain, improve their Spanish level and exercise their abilities in all aspects.
Step 3 avoid hot metropolises
Choosing a city must be based on your own specific situation. A big city has its advantages, but it also has many disadvantages. The cost of studying and living is more expensive than that in other regions. For foreign students who are new here, the most important thing is to learn Spanish well, so areas with pure languages are the first choice. The suburbs of Madrid, such as Salamanca and Toledo, are not only pure in language, but also obviously lower in various expenses than these big cities. Moreover, there is a good learning environment here, which is very suitable for students who are new to Spain. After learning Spanish for about a year and mastering a high level of Spanish, students will go to big cities like Madrid and Barcelona to study. They can not only feel the charm of big cities in Spain, but also learn their own interests. This is a better choice.
4. Make a shopping list and don't add anything at will.
If you can keep regular shopping habits on weekends, make a list that meets your own needs but will not over-consume, and then strictly implement this purchase plan to avoid impulse to buy back impractical goods.
Shopping in discount season is more cost-effective.
Spain offers discounts twice a year, once in winter at 65438+ 10 and once in summer in July, each lasting about 2 months. Students who want to save money can use the discount season to buy cheap and good daily necessities.
2. Things you can't miss when studying in Spain
1, local cuisine
As a coastal country, the seafood here is very rich and the cooking experience is also very rich. When you arrive, don't forget to try the special food here. There is little contact with all kinds of seafood in China.
You can start with paella with high acceptance, choose common shellfish as raw materials, and then fry with rice, which is very attractive; In addition, egg and potato cakes, a common food, are also very popular in Spain, which is different from China.
2. Ceramic production
Apart from China, Spain is the country that can make ceramics most in the world. In contrast, China's firing method is more traditional and has relatively practical oriental characteristics. Spanish ceramics will be more innovative and applied to different aspects of life, which is very pioneering.
How to do it without trying the kneading pottery here? There will be a small pottery shop on the street, which will provide you with simple guidance and enough space to play. It is a very good entertainment place, it will be very substantial, and you can also get close contact with pottery here.
3. Cross-border travel
As a Schengen country and an EU country, with a Spanish passport and visa, you can freely enter and leave countries with alliances, just like going out of the province at home. Don't forget this benefit, go out for a walk more during the holidays.
Europe has very good natural and cultural landscapes. You can visit the whole Europe according to your own plans and arrangements during the few years of studying abroad, so that you can better expand your knowledge and horizons and gain more things.
4. festivals
When it comes to Spain, people first think of bullfighting and flamenco dance, which is also its most obvious symbol. Now that I'm here, I must take part in these two activities and experience the customs of Spain.
Bullfighting is an ancient entertainment, you can watch it, but try not to play by yourself because the risk factor is still relatively high; As an activity suitable for all ages, flamenco dance can be tried by everyone. It is contagious.
3. Spanish study abroad planning guide
1, make a weekly plan
Time can be planned on a weekly basis, so that everyone will not feel that time is pressing, there is enough space to adjust in time, and it will not make everyone feel slack because of too long time.
Making a detailed plan can help you improve your learning efficiency, especially for students with weak personal control ability. Of course, after you make a plan, you need to strictly implement it in order to play an effective role.
Step 2 take advantage of the weekend
In Spain, the weekend of international students is entirely in their own hands, so we must make good use of these two days. We don't have to arrange study tasks. Of course, we must finish our studies first, and then do other things.
You can take a look at the surrounding scenic spots and experience the local life; You can also go to parties and meet more people. Part-time job is also a good choice. As long as you can find a job that suits you, you can have multiple jobs.
Step 3 prepare in advance
There is no fixed model for the examination of courses. If you want to pass smoothly and get a top spot in the examination, then you must work hard at ordinary times and pay attention to your homework and papers from class to after class.
It is suggested that you start systematic preparation and review two weeks before the exam, so that you will establish a relatively complete system that can cope with different types of exams. Of course, you can guarantee that your foundation is solid.
4. Learn to refuse
Local people especially like to hold various parties and parties. Objectively speaking, these activities can really help people to open up their communication and get to know more people, so as to better adapt to the local atmosphere, but they can't all be accepted.
Learn to refuse invitations from others. The choice is not to ask everyone to refuse all invitations, not to be too frequent, and especially not to delay business. We should arrange such activities after finishing our academic tasks.