I am going to Argentina in October and would like to ask a few questions. .

Language learning varies from person to person. I don’t know which standard the language you speak is. If it is just a simple daily language, 10 months is enough. If you can understand what the teacher teaches in class, it will take at least one and a half years.

If you did not graduate from junior high school, that means you do not have a high school diploma. If you do not have a high school diploma, you must take local high school courses when you arrive in Argentina. You must also study equivalent qualification certification courses and university CBC courses (good universities have them, but private universities generally do not offer them). Because it is impossible for you to study higher education in Argentina without a high school diploma.

Argentina’s teaching system is more interesting. They implement a half-day teaching system, and students can take a break from school at any time and resume classes at any time. There is no college entrance examination system, and good universities (directly under the Ministry of Education) have entrance courses (CBC). Chinese people enjoy free education, and some universities also provide free lunches.

The learning environment is good. The National University of Argentina is generally relatively large and consists of several colleges with independent management rights. Classes are taught in authentic Spanish. There are no dormitories in the university, and all students are day students.

If you can understand the teacher in class, of course you have to take classes with locals, but if your language is just simple daily language, you are already excellent if you can understand 30% of what the teacher teaches. For example, if a foreigner has a two-year degree in Chinese daily language and then goes to university to study formal professional education, do you think he can understand what the teacher says? It is impossible for a teacher to slow down the teaching progress just for you, an international student, and wait until you have learned it before teaching new knowledge.

In the beginning, Chinese children must be in class together, so that after a period of practice, they can be integrated into the local teaching progress (which must be a strict test of language).