What kind of education can children enjoy after emigrating to Korea?

# China, China, China # Introduction For immigrants to South Korea, the most concerned issue is the education of their children. What kind of education can I enjoy after immigrating to Korea? And KaoNet to see what kind of education children can enjoy after immigrating to Korea. Welcome to reading. What is the basic situation of one or three international schools?

-KIS is the first private boarding international school in Korea;

Blackson Hall in Canada is a top girls' school from Toronto, Canada.

North London is a traditional aristocratic private school from Britain;

St John is a first-class school from America.

One of the characteristics of these schools is that they are completely open to Korean students and China students.

2. Where do the students from international schools come from? What is the proportion of students in China? Where is the teacher from?

60% students are Korean students. About 80 people are of China nationality, others are from the United States, Britain, Singapore and so on. The ultimate goal is to hope that China people will account for 65,438+00% of the whole school. Most of the teachers in international schools are from outside Korea, and 97% of them are English-speaking countries with more than 3 years of teaching experience.

3. What is the attraction of the school to international students, especially those from China?

First of all, Jeju Island has a very convenient geographical location, close to China. Parents and relatives can visit their children at any time.

Secondly, international schools adopt IB curriculum from primary school to high school. As we all know, IB course is a globally recognized course system, and it is very competitive whether you transfer to another school or enter a university.

Thirdly, BranksomeHall and NLCS are well-known in North China and Europe, and schools in Canada, Britain and South Korea have close exchange activities. Many families investing in Jeju Island can not only get the right of abode in Korea, but also solve the problem of children receiving quality education.

4. What are the admission requirements for international schools?

-In addition to the transcripts and letters of recommendation from the original school, you need to attend school interviews and written tests. Kindergarten to the second grade of primary school only needs an interview.

5. After I get the right of abode, can my children go to public schools?

Of course. And during the F-2 period, you can enjoy free compulsory education after living for three months. South Korea's public schools, primary and secondary schools implement 9-year compulsory education without tuition fees, and the basic miscellaneous fees range from 65,438 yuan+0,000 yuan to 3,000 yuan per year. Ordinary private schools charge tuition fees of 30,000-50,000 yuan and miscellaneous fees of 20,000-30,000 yuan each year.