I just graduated from college and want to study abroad, but my English is not good. If you want to study English abroad, it is also good to ask about Ireland. I want to hear your suggestions. What sho

I just graduated from college and want to study abroad, but my English is not good. If you want to study English abroad, it is also good to ask about Ireland. I want to hear your suggestions. What should I do? There are many aspects you need to consider when choosing to study abroad. One is whether you plan to emigrate. For example, the United States, New Zealand, Australia and Canada are all traditional immigrant countries, and it is relatively easy to stay after completing undergraduate and graduate studies.

Second, your study abroad budget varies greatly in different countries, ranging from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands, of which Britain, the United States and Australia have the highest expenses, followed by small language countries such as Singapore and Japan, and Asian countries such as Malaysia and South Korea have the lowest expenses.

What needs to be prepared are deposits, transcripts and so on. The landlord must first determine the country before he can prepare the relevant materials, such as taking TOEFL in the United States and taking Mandarin in countries with small languages.

LZ wants to go abroad to learn languages, and Britain and the United States are good choices.

This is just the general situation. If LZ is not clear, you can hi mine. I hope I can help you ~