Advantages and disadvantages of studying in Argentina

Advantages and disadvantages of studying in Argentina

A major feature of studying in Argentina is learning Spanish. 20% of China people go abroad to study Spanish. The following are the advantages and disadvantages of studying in Argentina. Welcome to refer to them!

Advantages of studying in Argentina

1, the language advantage of Argentina. A major feature of studying in Argentina is learning Spanish. 20% of China people go abroad to study Spanish. Buenos Aires Language Institute is the largest language institute in Argentina. As one of the centers of Spanish education in the world, Argentina has a strong higher education and can be called a big education country in South America. Because Argentina is a Spanish colony in history, 90% of the population are European immigrants. Learning Spanish in Argentina is authentic, and you can experience the harmonious blend of European culture and American culture. Spanish is the second most common language in the world and one of the five working languages of the United Nations. Spanish is the mother tongue of more than 200 million people in the world. After China's accession to the WTO, cultural exchanges and economic and trade exchanges with Spanish-speaking countries have become closer and closer. In China, Spanish has always been regarded as? Small language? There are relatively few professionals, so people who learn Spanish will have many opportunities.

2. The teaching quality in Argentina is very high. 60% of Argentines have received higher education. Some research, such as medicine, gene biotechnology and agriculture and animal husbandry technology, is in the leading position in the world. All universities are strictly audited and supervised by the Ministry of Education. All diplomas and degrees are registered with the Ministry of Education. Degree certificates issued by institutions of higher learning are recognized not only in Latin American countries, but also internationally.

3. Lay a good foundation for developing Latin American market in the future. With China's accession to the WTO, China's ties with other countries are getting closer and closer, especially with Latin American countries that were not paid attention to originally. There are many countries in Latin America. All the official languages except Brazil are Spanish. Different cultures, traditions and habits have great market potential. At present, the Latin American market is still relatively blank, because there is a lack of talents who know both Spanish and Latin American culture. You can visit Latin American countries in your spare time. In addition, according to Argentine immigration law, Argentina welcomes immigrants. Anyone who meets the requirements can apply for immigration. Some large enterprises in China, such as Chunlan Air Conditioning, set up factories in Argentina, which have a certain demand for bilingual talents. Local enterprises and companies in Argentina also welcome bilingual middle-level talents; Large supermarkets and restaurants run by local Chinese are also employment destinations; Of course, it is also a good choice to return to China as a Spanish professional player. Now that the Latin American market is so hot, foreign trade workers are beginning to learn Spanish. It can be seen that studying in Argentina is more attractive to people who love trade.

4. The cost of studying in Argentina is low. After all, it is a South American country, and the cost of studying in Argentina is one-fifth of that in Europe. In addition, Argentina's agriculture and animal husbandry is very developed and the cost of living is very low. Therefore, Argentina is undoubtedly a good choice for those who have average family economic conditions, want to study abroad and have a strong interest in Spanish!

Students are allowed to work part-time. The government stipulates that students can work after school. This information will undoubtedly make good children who want to share the burden for their families shine. You can learn what you want without putting too much pressure on your family. Why not?

6. The visa period is short and the approval rate is high. Now it is said that it is difficult to go abroad, and the so-called difficulty is largely the difficulty of visas. Failure to pass the visa is the most painful thing for those students who yearn for the outside world. Moreover, eligible applicants can have the opportunity to be provided with special visa methods, and the visa period is short (all procedures can be completed in about one and a half months). If the applicant has no particularly unfavorable circumstances, the approval rate is extremely high.

Studying in Argentina, I realized the advantages of education in China.

Spanish is the official language of Argentina, but it has different accents. When she first arrived at the University of Buenos Aires, Sarah couldn't keep up with her hearing. But after a month, Sarah and her classmates got used to it. Sarah said that this is due to the highly interactive teaching mode of the University of Buenos Aires and the solid foundation laid in China. Language teaching in China pays attention to vocabulary and grammar, and students' basic skills will be solid, so even if they encounter accent problems abroad, they can be solved quickly.

Argentina is greatly influenced by Spain, and its teaching mode is westernized. China University is led by teachers, who set learning goals for students. Universities in Argentina are student-oriented and teachers help students achieve their learning goals. For example, Sarah is interested in literature. During her study abroad, she read a lot of Borges' works and discussed with her teachers when she encountered problems. This kind of autonomous learning has enabled her to learn more knowledge in a shorter time. Some of Sarah's classmates are interested in linguistics, so they focus on linguistics, so everyone has different interests and knowledge. Sarah believes that Chinese and western education models have their own advantages and disadvantages, and the combination of Chinese and western education is the best model.

The world of barbecue and Paraguayan tea

Argentines like barbecues. They like beef, mutton and chicken. You don't need to add salt to the meat, just sprinkle some salt and bake it directly with charcoal fire until it is 70% or 80% mature. The appearance is slightly burnt and the meat is scattered. It tastes crispy outside and tender inside, and there is gravy inside. Sarah, who likes meat, really adapts to life in Argentina. In addition, potatoes and corn are also the staple foods of Argentines. Although Sara grew up eating snack rice, she didn't feel unaccustomed at all.

Paraguay tea is called Argentine tea? National tea? You haven't been to Argentina without drinking Paraguay tea. Sarah said that Argentines love Paraguayan tea very much and drink it before and after meals, especially when friends get together. The drinking method of Paraguay tea is very special. You don't drink from a cup, but stick a straw into the pot to suck. Yerba mate pots are mostly bamboo tubes and hollowed-out gourds, or other materials similar to gourds, and straws are generally made of metal. The traditional way to drink Paraguayan tea is for a family or a bunch of friends to sit together with a straw and a pot. Everyone present handed the tea one by one, talked while smoking, and then added water until the party was over. Although I don't quite accept this way, Sara thinks it is very special.

Argentines prefer festivals to making money.

Sarah joked that Argentines are not as hardworking as China people. They like festivals so much that they have a holiday as soon as they celebrate. There are countless festivals in Argentina, and the most important ones are Holy Week and Christmas. Holy week is a day for Catholics to commemorate the crucifixion of Jesus. At the end of March and the beginning of April every year, Argentina has a seven-day holiday, and almost all Argentines go to church to participate in religious activities. It never snows at Christmas in Argentina, because June+February in 5438 is summer, so Argentines always wear shorts to welcome Santa Claus driving a sleigh.

Argentines' love for festivals may stem from their pursuit of quality of life. Sarah said that Argentines don't work too hard for money. Even if they have no money, they must relax during the holidays. Travel if you have money, and have a picnic if you don't. Sarah knows an Argentine whose father runs a newspaper. They go out with the whole family every weekend. Perhaps because of this attitude towards life, Sarah feels that Argentines are friendly and have no strong business sense. Sarah likes traveling with her friends. She used to stay at the home of herders in pampas grassland. Although these herders know that many people come to travel, they don't all join the tourism industry when they see that it is profitable. Although some people take receiving tourists as a sideline, the fees are reasonable and they don't haggle over every ounce. They treat tourists like guests.

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