Which country is better, studying abroad or taking part-time jobs?

Australia can consider low admission conditions, cheap tuition and simple graduation.

Australia itself is a very suitable country for Chinese to live in. The most important thing is that the climate is suitable and the safety index is high. There will be no riots or gun incidents.

The standard of living in Australia is relatively moderate. Of course, except for international metropolises like Sydney and Melbourne, the cost of housing and living will be higher. I recommend a second-tier city like Brisbane, where the annual living expenses are about 60,000-80,000 RMB, and Sydney and Melbourne are about 65,438+00-65,438+02,000 RMB.

Australia has a high wage level. At present, the minimum hourly wage in Australia is 2 1 Australian dollar, and the monthly salary is about 20,000 RMB. So it is no problem to save a small vault while earning tuition. Usually it's cheap to eat by yourself, and the food in the supermarket is cheap and healthy, which is really much better than the quality in China.

Australia's continuing education system is very flexible. Choose work-study program, which is junior college at first, but if students are willing to work hard and get good grades, they will have the opportunity to apply to the top 500 universities in the world. Moreover, if the study package is completed in advance, you can apply for a work visa or a green card after graduation.