What are the advantages and disadvantages of studying in Australia at different stages?

At present, more and more children from many families in China are studying in Australia at a young age. Many parents in China are still cautious about studying at a young age. Will repeatedly compare the advantages and disadvantages of studying in Australia, these parents generally like to compare with domestic education when considering this important issue. However, people of different ages have different problems in studying in Australia, and there are obvious differences in advantages and disadvantages. Let's take a look at the advantages and disadvantages of studying in Australia.

First, I graduated from junior high school and went directly to Australian high school.

Children who are going to study abroad in junior high school are too young and wet behind the ears, and most parents are not at ease. In addition, considering that foreign education methods do not have good self-care ability, once you go abroad, it is easy to relax without restraint. However, the gold content of the Australian diploma is still very high, and children who have received Australian education are generally very self-controlled.

Second, I didn't graduate from high school and went to Australia to study in high school and university.

If you finish high school courses and go to Australia to attend high school, you will probably find it difficult to accept their education methods for a while. Going straight to high school without going out will really save money. And our high school class model, especially the second year of high school, has learned all the contents of the third year of high school, and the remaining year is all for the college entrance examination and all for the exam. You will see that in this environment, when you go to a foreign university, he doesn't understand the class and doesn't dare to speak. He doesn't have many things that foreign universities need. Foreign universities combine leniency with severity, and the elimination rate is very high, so many children can't adapt.

Third, go directly to Australia to study for the preparatory course.

Going abroad for preparatory courses is because you can't go directly to college. But after finishing the preparatory course, you can go directly to college, whether it is language or grades. In fact, the preparatory course only gives students a transition period to adapt to the existing educational methods, and students can directly adapt to the classroom when they arrive at the university.

4. After graduating from university, go to Australia for postgraduate study.

Graduate students have formed a Chinese worldview in China, and it is relatively easy to get scholarships, with shorter time and less expenses. In fact, this also has disadvantages. Poor English ability, learning a country's culture must start with language, so a language ability limits the development of students. If you are a graduate student, it is more difficult for you to integrate into the local culture than when you are in undergraduate or high school.

The above are the problems that a student needs to face when studying in Australia at different ages, as well as the advantages and disadvantages. In fact, it is not difficult to see that studying in Australia generally has advantages and disadvantages. The point is, you have to understand what you want most. Only by understanding this, can you make the right choice and avoid the pit on the way to study abroad.