How to transfer to Australia?

The first step must be clear about whether you need to transfer and why.

Although studying abroad in recent years is relatively simple, after all, many students will say that the passing rate of this school is not high, so they want to transfer. Personally, I think this reason is not enough as a reason to transfer. As long as you study hard, attend classes on time and study hard, why won't the university let you pass?

The second step is to determine the school you really want to go to.

Perhaps there is a misunderstanding about Australia in China, so some students will find that they don't really want to go to the school after entering school. Then, please carefully consider the need to transfer, and choose the school and major that you really like and suit you. After all, this choice will have an important impact on your future development.

The third step is to determine the school, then you need to get the consent of the institution you are studying before you can transfer.

This job requires students to contact the school and get the consent of the school before they can transfer, otherwise they will suffer in the end.

The fourth step, after getting the notice of the new school and the consent letter from the school, get the consent of the immigration bureau.

There are generally three ways to apply for studying in Australia:

First, apply directly to overseas high schools or universities. This requires that students' comprehensive personal quality should be high, and their language ability should reach the standard of direct admission. In addition, the comprehensive ability is excellent, including self-care ability and communication ability.

Second, students can apply for language exemption or language cohesion according to their own abilities. The premise is to strengthen the language ability after going to school, and then go to the school you want to enter after meeting the requirements.

The third is to transfer to the corresponding grade through the connecting courses between domestic and overseas, and quickly integrate into the local culture of Australia.