Is it better to study abroad in high school in Singapore or New Zealand?

I went to school in Singapore. I don’t know much about the situation in New Zealand, but you ms already know the situation in Singapore very well (very strange dialect).... I think having more Chinese people can help. You should gradually adapt to the environment of studying abroad. After all, everyone is Chinese... As for the problem of Indonesians and Vietnamese, it depends on which school you study in. Generally speaking, there are relatively more Chinese students in top Singapore junior colleges, while Indonesians There are fewer people (our school is the only exception). In fact, life in Singapore is quite comfortable, but some people may think that the place here is relatively small, so life will be a bit boring after a long time. As for the learning atmosphere, of course it depends on the school. , top schools have very good international students and local students, so the pressure to study is naturally very high.

The transportation here is quite convenient. You can travel all over the country by taking the subway, and you don’t need to spend a lot of money on public transportation. Singapore’s education model is still good. In addition to training students In addition to academic abilities, I also pay more attention to essay and presentation skills, which is a good connection with the university. Moreover, you can also apply for scholarships from Singapore universities. If you have good grades, it should not be difficult. (I’m not sure about this)

You don’t have to worry about the bonds bundled with the scholarship, because these bonds generally allow you to serve a Singaporean company for 4 to 6 years after graduating from university. It looks like, if you plan to immigrate directly after graduating from university, bond should be more beneficial to you... (The only thing I'm not sure about is that I don't know whether Chinese students can come to Singapore to directly study in high school,,,,, my impression After the Chinese students come here and pass the examination, they have to start from the second and third grades of junior high school)

If you want to talk about the best high schools in Singapore, the first one is Raffles Junior College Overseas Chinese Junior College, but these two schools It’s hard to study and the pressure is huge...