The child is going to Canada (Newfoundland Memorial University? ) geometry of studying abroad, please answer in detail. Thank you.

The official English name of Memorial University of Newfoundland is Memorial University of Newfoundland. Newfoundland, located on the east coast of Canada, is a beautiful province. The average consumption and price of aquatic products are lower than those of relatively developed Ontario, Quebec and Colombia, and the tuition fees are the same.

I helped you get to know official website in this university. For international students, the university's online website lists all the fees that an ordinary international student has to pay in the 20 13-20 14 academic year:

Tuition: $8,800 (currency unit: Canadian dollars; The same below)

Accommodation (including canteen meals): $8,450.

Expenditure on student organizations and community activities: 1 10

Emergency medical insurance premium: $4 14

Expenditure on sports and leisure: 1 12 USD.

Textbooks and tuition: 1000 USD

Total: 18886 USD, which is about RMB 106800 according to the current exchange rate between Canadian dollar and RMB.

According to your child's comprehensive quality level, freshmen will have the opportunity to get scholarships ranging from a minimum of $3,000 to a maximum of $4,400 after school evaluation. If we assume that your child can get the highest admission scholarship, the fee for the first year will be reduced to about RMB 8 1900 yuan. Of course, this does not include your children's pocket money on weekdays, such as going out to see movies, buying clothes, taking short trips and so on.

From the second year of high school, your children can apply for other scholarships provided by the school and compete with all the students in the school. This figure is hard to say, because there are many kinds of scholarships, and how much you can get is directly related to your child's performance in Canada. You can provide this website to your children, and you can watch it together. There is a description of the scholarships specially set up by this university for international students:

mun.ca/scholarships/internationalstudents

If the website can't be opened, please add www. Go to the front and try again.

Let's talk about work. First of all, please pay attention to this parent: Canadian higher education is not easy. If you want your children to get good grades and get scholarships from the school, then I don't approve of working, at least in freshman year, and they are in a hurry. However, it is definitely feasible.

CIC, the Canadian Immigration Bureau, stipulates that international students with study permits can work directly in the school. If you want to work outside the school, you can submit an application for "work permit outside the school" to CIC. After approval, you can work outside the school. For example, if you go to Starbucks to make coffee, you can earn almost 10- 13 Canadian dollars an hour.

I hope the above information is helpful to you. If you have any questions, please ask. I wish your children a smooth journey to study abroad:)