1, academic qualifications: applicants need to complete junior high school education in China and get good grades. At the same time, applicants also need to take and pass the Finnish high school entrance examination, which includes mathematics, English and Finnish.
2. Language conditions: Finnish is generally used in high schools in Finland, but some schools also provide English teaching. Therefore, applicants need to have a certain Finnish language ability to integrate into campus life and learning environment. In addition, applicants need to be able to communicate in English to ensure that they can successfully complete their studies.
3. Economic conditions: The cost of studying in Finland is relatively high, and applicants need to have sufficient economic conditions to pay tuition and living expenses. In Finland, public and private fees are different, and private schools charge more. Generally speaking, one year's tuition and living expenses need about RMB.
4. Material preparation: Applicants need to prepare various application materials, such as passports, transcripts, birth certificates, health certificates, application forms, etc. The application materials must be true and reliable, once found to be fraudulent, hell to pay will be.
5. Visa application: Applicants need to submit a visa application to the Finnish Immigration Bureau and prepare relevant materials. Applicants need to ensure that the materials are complete, true and reliable, and submit their applications on time according to the requirements of the Immigration Bureau.
The role of studying abroad in Finnish high schools
1, improve personal accomplishment: studying in Finnish high schools can receive local education, which will help improve your language ability and cross-cultural communication ability. This will not only help to adapt to the future study abroad life, but also help to understand and integrate into Finnish society more effectively.
2. Improve academic level: Finland's high school education focuses on cultivating students' innovative ability and critical thinking, which will have a positive impact on future academic and professional development. The qualifications obtained after graduating from high school in Finland will be more competitive, whether you choose to continue your studies or work directly.
3. Get a better educational environment: Finland's educational environment enjoys a high reputation all over the world. Here, students can enjoy high-quality educational resources and get in touch with the latest educational ideas and methods.
4. Broaden international horizons: Studying abroad can not only gain professional knowledge, but also experience different cultures and lifestyles. Studying in Finnish high schools will give you the opportunity to meet students from different countries and different cultural backgrounds, thus broadening your international horizons and enhancing your intercultural communication skills.
5. Better employment prospects: Finland, as one of the world's leading countries in innovation and high technology, has a lot of employment opportunities and a good working environment. Students who graduate from high schools in Finland have higher academic qualifications and professional skills, which will help them get better opportunities in the future job market.
6. Experience different life and culture: Studying abroad is a rare life experience. During your study in Finnish high schools, you will have the opportunity to have a deep understanding of Finnish culture and society, and get in touch with different education systems and lifestyles. This will help you better understand different cultural backgrounds and enhance your cultural tolerance and adaptability.