I hope some friends who have studied in Canada can answer my questions about the choice of high school.

The first question is: Are you here as an international student or a Canadian citizen? There is a big difference between the two. I am now studying in a private high school. . .

1, Canadian citizens in public high schools don't spend money, the government does, and private schools do. Both have their advantages and disadvantages. Generally, the management of public schools is relatively loose, because there are so many students that teachers can't take care of them. Private schools are more flexible because they are private (private institutions? ). Many private schools are Christian schools, some have strict requirements on becoming parishioners, and some don't care. Teachers in private schools spend more time with their students.

2. The strictness of private schools is quite different from that of China, and it is relaxed by the standards of China. You can bring electronic products into school to fall in love (some couples sit together in class and whisper to each other all the time, but the teacher will take care of it, but that's talking, not falling in love, because parents don't care, and teachers don't care about their children, which is the case in the west. . . ), more free time to do what you want to do? You have enough time to do anything and get good grades.

3. Tuition fees vary from school to school in different cities, all of which are 65,438+10,000.

4. Don't take the preparatory course in high school. It is better to say that the policies of the provinces are different. For example, BC came here to study in Grade Two and studied in several courses in Grade One. It is better to study in senior one. Age is not an issue. This is not important. It doesn't matter if you are three or four years older.

Boarding means living with other families. . .

6. The provinces are different. ,,, There are rankings online.

7. No adult needs a guardian. . . Ask someone from your host family to be your guardian. . .

8. There is no need to take an exam, just submit an application, as long as you get good grades at the age of 1 1, 12.

9. Ask the intermediary.

10, it's a long story,,, but I spend a lot of time playing,, making friends,

1 1, I can't, this is my sorrow. (Even Cornus officinalis, a scholarship from a high school to a university, I can't get it because I am an international student,,)

12, sorry, I didn't come through an intermediary. . .

The above is my tragic history of blood and tears. ,, Over