Either junior high school or high school will study there, or go after the college entrance examination, or go to college or graduate from college for a year or two. Anyway, don't go without the college entrance examination after graduating from high school. The most embarrassing thing is that it is more tortuous than your college entrance examination in China to go to college.
The admission notice of Spanish school is definitely necessary, otherwise it can't be signed.
You still have to learn a language when you go. Generally speaking, language schools always waste a year, and at the same time they have to get credit conversion and academic certification.
I am also mentally prepared. Going abroad will never be more comfortable than staying at home, especially in Spanish-speaking countries, where policies are not so perfect and rich, and many things are not as good as you think.
What are the requirements for studying in Spain? If you want to pass the language barrier first, you can study hard at home, sign up for a class at a school like OLE, and study there after going abroad alive.
Conditions for studying in Spain! The most basic requirement is that you must have a high school diploma to go to Spain.
If you have participated in the college entrance examination in China, and the results of the college entrance examination are satisfactory, you can apply directly for the undergraduate course after completing the first-year language course in Spain. If you don't score in the college entrance examination or your score is very low, then after learning the language for the first year in Spain, you will have to take a course equivalent to FP (Chinese is called Vocational and Technical College), which is 1-2 years. You don't have to take the local college entrance examination in Spain to upgrade to undergraduate course. The local college entrance examination is still somewhat difficult for China students who have just left, so it's good to take the FP road instead of the local college entrance examination.
Whether to sign a visa depends mainly on how you learn Spanish in China, because the materials can be said to be hard, and everyone is similar, but language learning is closely related to yourself. When you get a visa, there will be a written test and an oral test, so it's more important that you can't just write an oral test and a listening test. You should be able to understand what the ambassador asks you and answer it fluently, so you'd better study the language carefully for 3-4 months after the college entrance examination.
I quite agree with the second floor that the task now is to study hard. Needless to say, learn Spanish now. After all, if the college entrance examination is regarded as an English test, the higher the score, the greater the chance of applying to the university and major you want to attend, saving 1-2 years on FP courses. You just need to pay more attention to this matter now, such as whether the policy has changed or not.
Anyway, studying abroad is simple and complicated, and there is really a lot to know. See for yourself, learn more, and don't delay your studies. Anything else you can ask me.
Do I need to take the Spanish college entrance examination to study in Spain after graduating from high school? Yes, there are three ways to study in Spanish universities:
1, take the unified college entrance examination.
2. First study in a two-year vocational training school, and then apply for a university.
3. Go to a private university.
The latter two do not need the college entrance examination.
Besides Spain, which other countries speak Spanish? Spanish is the official language of the African Union, the European Union and the United Nations. Countries that used Spanish as the official language in the 2nd/kloc-0th century included Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Equatorial Guinea, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Spain, Uruguay and Venezuela.
Andorra, Belize, Canada, Gibraltar, Israel, Morocco, the Netherlands, the Philippines, the United States, Trinidad and Tobago and Western Sahara also speak Spanish.
Conditions for studying in Spain Many high school students in China used to study undergraduate courses and could not graduate or could not graduate on time. Now in view of this situation, Spain's visa is also tight. So one of the risks is that the visa is cancelled.
Look at the analysis below.
Now, after 2008, there are two conditions for Spanish undergraduate study:
1, above the second line of college entrance examination (poor school conditions can be low), and then domestic 1 500 class hours+foreign language 1 year+2 years of preparatory course+4 years of undergraduate course =8 years.
2. If there is no college entrance examination result, domestic 1 year 500 class hours+foreign 1 year language+Spanish college entrance examination +2-year preparatory course +4-year undergraduate course =8 years.
Spanish public universities are free of tuition at the undergraduate stage, but the living expenses are inevitable, ranging from 80 to 65,438+10,000 RMB. Tuition in the preparatory stage is inevitable, about 50,000 RMB.
Time cost and entry threshold are relatively high. According to the fastest and most stable speed of 8 years, the average annual living expenses are 654.38+10,000 yuan, and graduation needs 800,000 yuan!
There are still several places to be eliminated:
1, visa (undergraduate course is free of tuition, so the card is tight. It was relatively easy to sign a master's degree before, because tuition was inevitable after graduation)
2. Can the preparatory course graduate smoothly and enter the specialized courses in universities (to tell the truth, the difficulty for China students to study abroad is not in specialized courses, but mainly in language ability, so the preparatory course and language stage are very important).
3, undergraduate stage, because tuition is free. For students from Spanish countries, we should combine leniency with severity. Everyone who has studied abroad knows that every course in foreign universities has an elimination rate (the elimination rate of each course is 10% to 30%, depending on the tutor). Many people have to retake several courses.
(According to the survey of authoritative departments, the passing rate of undergraduate English for small foreign students studying in China is about 30%, and the passing rate of minority languages is about 15%).
Because the undergraduate course is free of tuition, many obstacles have been set up. It is difficult to graduate smoothly. Tuition fees can be waived, but the threshold for entering this tuition-free stage is particularly high.
In addition, the difficulty for China students to study abroad is not in the study of specialized courses. But in the study of language ability.
At the undergraduate study stage, the courses are tight, and if you still want to work, time and energy may not be allowed. Traditionally, part-time jobs usually have time during holidays or after graduate school. In short, work and study need to be measured.
Besides, many people think that work can help them study better. Indeed, there may be some progress in the language of life, but it is impossible to learn in the process of work, especially in the study of professional knowledge of a language.
It might be better if I go to Spain for graduate study. Because of the tuition fee, visas are easy to sign. The course is not tight, so you can work. Relatively easy.
What does it mean to study abroad? If you want to study abroad, you can go to a language school. Generally speaking, there is no problem in getting the admission notice. All kinds of people can sign up. The key is the visa. If you sign it in Shanghai, it seems that you can't sign the high school diploma. In Beijing, it is still relatively loose. It doesn't matter if you have a big business. Translation can also be translated into a university. A foreigner who knows what a big deal is. Language schools can still study, but if you continue to study for a master's degree or something, one requires language ability and the other requires a diploma from a regular university. It depends on your luck. Going to school in Spain depends on the fairness and authentication of diplomas and bachelor's degrees, as well as transcripts, but some private enterprises may not want it, as long as I have money. Of course, the tuition is also very expensive.
Is it possible to stay in Spain after studying in Spain? Why do you have to stay in Spain? Personally, I think Spain has more room for development. There is a great shortage of Spanish talents in China. Many industries need talents in this field, such as education, tourism, foreign trade, construction and transportation. Because it is better to return to China after graduation, the salary is much higher than that of foreign countries. Many people who come back from studying in Spain have a monthly salary of tens of thousands, so they should consider whether to do it or not. Spain is a moderately developed country, but now it is also a period of economic crisis. Suggest returning to China for development.
Studying in Spain, can I go to the United States for postgraduate study after graduating from a Spanish university? You need to see if Spanish and American degrees recognize each other. As long as it is a mutually recognized national education and you graduated from a regular school, you can apply directly.
Mexico also speaks Spanish. Which countries speak Spanish? Spanish is spoken in the following regions and countries except Spain: 1. Except French Guiana and Brazil, the official language of all countries in Latin America (including Central America and South America) is Spanish. Except for a few islands in the Caribbean belonging to Britain and the United States. 2. The official language of Equatorial Guinea in Africa is Spanish. Florida borders on Mexico, so Spanish is very popular. Spanish is very popular in the Philippines in Asia, but it is not the official language. There are nearly 200 million Spanish speakers in the world, so the United Nations has designated this language as one of the five major languages used by the United Nations.