Is it easy to find a job after studying in Korea or in Korea?

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South Korea began to accept self-financed Chinese students studying abroad in 2000. Prior to this, Chinese and Korean students were mostly publicly sent through inter-school exchanges. In just five years, the number of self-financed students studying in South Korea has increased year by year. Currently, Chinese students account for more than half of the 18,000 international students in South Korea. Since 2004, more than 1,000 Chinese people have gone to South Korea to study every year, with an annual growth rate of 25%.

Convenient employment

Due to the increasingly close exchanges between China and South Korea in the economic and cultural fields, a variety of employment opportunities have been created. When Korean companies invest and build factories in China, they strongly advocate the localization of talents and need a large number of talents who understand Korean, have a background in Korea and are familiar with the operation of the domestic market. At the same time, Chinese companies are also investing in South Korea, and they all need a large number of personnel who understand Korean and technology.

According to relevant estimates, Korean-funded enterprises have currently created 1.1 million to 1.2 million job opportunities for Chinese locals. Korean-speaking talents are naturally their first choice, and the starting point of salary is generally 3,000 yuan/month. . As for those Chinese students who work in South Korea after graduation, their average annual salary is about 150,000 yuan.

Low cost

Generally speaking, the cost of studying in South Korea (tuition fees, accommodation fees and living expenses) is about 50,000-80,000 yuan per year, which is only 1% of the annual cost of studying in Europe and the United States. /4. In addition, most master's degrees in science and engineering are tuition-free.

Korean universities are divided into three types: national, public and private. Private universities have the highest quality of education and the most expensive tuition fees. Tuition fees at national universities are the cheapest. Generally, the one-year tuition fee for undergraduates is about 20,000 yuan, and the one-year tuition fee for graduate students is about 25,000 yuan. The dormitory fees at National University are also very cheap. If you eat on campus, they offer discounts to international students. Not counting holidays, the cost of room and board for one year is 12,000 yuan. In terms of majors, tuition fees for medical and art majors are often 20% higher.

In order to attract outstanding Chinese students to study, Korean universities have launched a series of "care" policies specifically for Chinese students, and have set up a variety of scholarship types, which are awarded in the form of tuition exemptions. students, the amount of the scholarship is based on the student’s academic performance. Some colleges also provide 100% scholarships for Chinese students studying postgraduate or higher courses.

The Korean government encourages students to work-study and supports graduate students to work as teaching assistants or research assistants in schools to obtain certain remuneration. Korean universities have five months of vacation every year, and the income from working during the vacation is enough to pay for one year of study abroad.

Easy integration

In recent years, the Chinese language has also set off a craze in South Korea. The supply of Chinese teachers exceeds the demand. Many international students work part-time as Chinese tutors, which is also a very good job choice. However, in order to ensure the learning of international students, part-time work is not allowed during the first half year of language training.

South Korea is a close neighbor of China and has the same cultural origins. Apart from the language, there is almost nothing that Chinese students cannot adapt to there. In addition, South Korea is a country of young people in a sense. There are various places and facilities that young people like, which is very "fun". Therefore, international students can quickly adapt to life in Korea and integrate into the local cultural atmosphere.

Policy Support

Not long ago, the Korean government announced its "Study in Korea Plan" to attract outstanding international students. It plans to triple the current number of international students by 2010, reaching 50,000. The expectations for Chinese students are: by 2010, we hope to attract 25,000 Chinese students. At the same time, the Korean government will take four major measures: expand the government scholarship program for foreign students, and the total number of scholarship programs will increase from the current 55 to 75; the Korean government, universities and enterprises will cooperate to provide internship opportunities for foreign students Opportunities; the Korean Ministry of Education will set up Korean educational institutions in China, Vietnam, the Philippines and other Asian countries to provide pre-study training, and the government will fund lectures and Korean language training courses for foreigners; the Korean Ministry of Education will open a special website to provide Educational and cultural information is available for those interested in studying abroad.

Need to pass the "Korean" test

South Korea's education system adopts the policy of "easy entry and strict exit". Those who have received 12 years of education in China, that is, as long as they are high school or technical secondary school Students who have graduated from vocational high schools can apply for universities in South Korea without the need for college entrance examination scores. For foreign students to enter Korean universities, they only need to pass the Korean Proficiency Test (KPT) Level 4 certification and an interview at the university. When choosing a prestigious school in South Korea, you should reach Korean level 5. Most international students choose to go to South Korea to learn the language. Generally, after one year of language study in South Korea, 85% of students can meet the university's admission requirements.

Generally speaking, the tuition fee of Korean language college is 800,000-1.5 million won per semester, 4 semesters a year, which means it ranges from about 25,000-50,000. Most are around 1 million won.

The living expenses in Seoul are about 40,000-50,000 yuan a year, which can guarantee a living.

In local areas, the total cost is 50,000 to 60,000 yuan.

So, the specific cost depends on the school and city you choose.

Language students are not allowed to work part-time, and of course there are not many who abide by the regulations.

The living expenses are about 4,000 yuan a month.

Korea’s non-staple food is imported from China, so it will be very expensive to eat.

The cost of boarding and lodging in school is 550,000 yuan per semester and three meals a day. Dormitories are usually student apartments for 2 or 4 people per room