About studying in Cuba

1. Of course, you should volunteer first, and then decide whether to enroll or not.

2. To pass the interview with the education department (relatively simple), such as asking why you came to Cuba and what to do if you encounter difficulties, there may be another question that needs to be answered in English. But the interview methods in different provinces may be different.

3. After the interview, I went to a special place in our province to go abroad for medical examination, and then I went to the police station where my account was located to apply for a passport and issue a certificate of no criminal record.

4. Go to the notary office for notarization (bilingual notarization)

Application conditions:

1, under 20 years old (as of September 20091);

2, to participate in the college entrance examination that year, the results reached the local two admission control scores (inclusive) or above;

3, physical and mental health, no history of major diseases.

Major:

I think Spanish is the best. Because the liberal arts only have Spanish and tourism, it is a diploma from the University of Havana and a diploma from the Cuban Institute of Higher Education. But it's not worth running so far. Moreover, the employment of tourism is too narrow.

Living conditions:

Although it is not as good as China, it is ok on the whole. After all, Cubans have tried their best, and the food is not as bad as the post said (I am still getting fat here). Think about it: Can you find a school with computers in classrooms and air-conditioned classrooms in dormitories in China? However, in summer, there are sometimes power outages and water shortages. Life is quite monotonous at ordinary times. Basically, except for classes, they are all computers, but they may not be able to surf the Internet, because the network port will be robbed. )

Study abroad expenses

I spent about 80 thousand on everything at that time. After all, there are many things bought abroad. You can live well here without spending money (food control). But the price in Cuba is super high! It's basically about eight times that of China.