What should I pay attention to when taking my children to study in different places?

1, Malta has a population of only 400,000. Except for tourists, most of them are locals. Before, because the immigration policy was rubbish (they had to go and could not work), there were not many foreigners living in the local area after the actual immigration. With the relaxation of the policy, it is foreseeable that more people will choose here. After all, the country is small and the land is limited, so the immigration policy can't bear too many people. So in the article just now, the immigration policy was frequently revised.

2. Maltese English is the official language, but 80% of local public schools teach in Maltese, and only a few public schools teach in English. That's understandable. Every region has requirements to protect its own language. There are not many private schools, so we need to queue up. Of course, considering the consistent humanistic education concept in European countries, if you are a school-age child, they will not let you drop out of school and stay at home.

3. The country is relatively small, and food and water are basically imported, but the prices are not high, and the per capita GDP is almost four times that of China. The climate in most areas is very good, and it is cold and humid in winter, which has both advantages and disadvantages. Let's evaluate it ourselves.

Because the population is too small, this is obviously an honest society, because if you tell a lie today, the whole island may know it tomorrow.

If you can bear the above, then taking your children to school is not a big problem. "/zd/ym "