Advantages and disadvantages of emigrating to Belgium in education

First, registering an Italian school does not require a language foundation.

It is understood that the "Kelpolo" project

Advantages and disadvantages of emigrating to Belgium in education

First, registering an Italian school does not require a language foundation.

It is understood that the "Kelpolo" project and the "Turandot" project provided by the Italian government to China students have greatly lowered the entry threshold and allowed China students to pre-register in universities with zero language foundation. After having a certain language foundation, I entered an Italian university for six months of intensive language training, and after successfully passing the language examination, I directly entered the university to study professional courses.

Children of Italian immigrants can learn Italian in advance in China, and they can also pre-register in Italian universities. At the same time, pre-registration is completed at the end of language learning. In addition, in order to help Italian immigrant children integrate into local life better and faster, Milan Education Bureau also provides free Italian courses.

Second, Italian immigrant children can enjoy free education.

The first university in the world was born in Italy. Until now, Italian universities still maintain the original tradition and do not regard education as a profitable industry. Italian public universities are funded by the state and undertake the mission of national higher education. They don't charge tuition fees, but only pay a certain registration fee, which is a tax paid to the state, so education is basically free.

Italian immigrant children can enjoy the same treatment as Italian students, and their academic qualifications and preferential policies are exactly the same. It is reported that students who immigrate to Italy can study in public universities and pay a registration fee ranging from about 400 to 900 euros every year.

Third, the unique advantages of Italian education.

Italy is the birthplace of the European Renaissance and the pioneer of the first modern education university in Europe, and its position among European universities is particularly important. Italy's education system is divided into three stages, namely, five-year primary education (primary school), eight-year secondary education (three years in junior high school and five years in senior high school), and higher education such as universities and colleges. Italy's University of Bologna, University of Rome and Polytechnic University of Milan are all world-class universities. Italy has a bachelor's degree for 3 years and a master's degree for 2 years. Italian universities don't need entrance exams, and they implement the policy of lenient entry and strict exit, and there is no limit on the number of places to be admitted.

In addition, Italy also has a number of characteristic majors, with traditional advantages including: industrial design (automobile design), architectural design, fashion design, music, tourism management, grape planting and winemaking, restoration and protection of cultural relics, agriculture, communication engineering, electronic information engineering, biotechnology, pharmaceutical preparations, pharmacology and technology, human resource management, international economy and trade, ship and ocean engineering, media research, Italian culture and language. Advantages of art majors are: decoration, painting, sculpture, stage design, graphic design, fashion design, trumpet, composition, cello, piano, vocal music, clarinet, chorus music and so on. Italian immigrant children can freely choose schools and majors without worrying about admission qualifications.

Four. Italian immigrants can visit 26 countries in Europe at will.

Schengen countries have signed a convention to cancel border control, and people with valid identity cards or visas of any member country can move freely within the territory of all member countries. Italy belongs to both the European Union and the Schengen countries. After immigrating to Italy, he was free to travel to 26 countries in Europe.

Since the Schengen Convention was signed, new countries have joined in. By 20 17, there were 26 Schengen countries, specifically: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Iceland, Italy, Greece, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia and Poland.

5. Italian immigrants can enjoy free medical care.

Students who immigrate to Italy can enjoy free medical care in Italy as long as they participate in student medical insurance, which solves the problem of medical expenses. Parents and other family members can also buy local insurance and enjoy free public medical care in Italy.

According to the introduction of Macao and Shenzhen immigrants, the application conditions for Italian immigrants to buy a house are simple, and buying a property of more than 300,000 euros in Italy can meet the investment conditions. Italian immigrants have a short period of buying a house and have no language and academic requirements. There is no need to explain the source of funds. If one person applies, the whole family can immigrate to Italy.