How to apply for Dutch high school?

When domestic students go to senior high school in Holland, they must meet certain conditions and prepare corresponding materials. So what are the conditions? Let's look at these conditions.

First, the application conditions for high school.

Study abroad conditions

If you are a high school student, the only way is to wait until the second half of the third year of high school to start studying abroad. If you are a high school graduate, you already have the most basic conditions for studying in the Netherlands.

For high school students in Dutch universities, there are two main points: whether the academic credentials or study credentials are true, and whether the students' English ability meets the requirements of students. Studying in the Netherlands requires IELTS scores. IELTS and TOEFL are recognized when applying for a school. However, in the visa application stage, only IELTS is recognized and TOEFL is not recognized. This is not only a regulation in the Netherlands, but also a trend in Europe as a whole, and even some universities in the United States have begun to recognize IELTS. Therefore, Zhaolong study abroad experts suggest that you take IELTS as the standard and get it in place once. Most Dutch universities require 6 and 0 undergraduate courses. 6,0 is relatively difficult for ordinary high school graduates, so a few schools offer preparatory courses that only require IELTS to reach 5,0 or 5,5, which undoubtedly gives high school students one more chance.

In addition, the Dutch study visa is a re-entry visa and does not require economic guarantee, so the visa rate is relatively high. Therefore, the Dutch study abroad policy is relatively loose, which is a more suitable choice for students who cannot enter key universities in China. Moreover, the Netherlands does not require high school graduates to have college entrance examination results, just provide high school diplomas. The main factors for studying in the Netherlands are: economic situation, gold content of diploma, major, application difficulty and language.

Now everyone has an understanding of the cost and conditions of studying abroad in Dutch high schools. Studying abroad in high school is a very common thing. High school students are young, receptive, receptive to new things, energetic and dare to challenge. Studying in Holland in high school can not only improve foreign language ability, but also improve students' independence and expand their thinking ability. It is a very good stage of studying abroad.

Second, the application for studying in the Netherlands

1. Is language achievement necessary?

Yes, some students may have heard that studying in the Netherlands does not require language test scores, but this is actually a misunderstanding. All students studying in the Netherlands need to get a language diploma in China. This certificate belongs to NESO and will be provided to the Dutch Immigration Bureau. Without this certificate, the Dutch Immigration Bureau will not issue start-up visas to students. In other words, no matter what level of school you attend in the Netherlands, your language score is necessary, otherwise the Immigration Bureau will not issue you a visa.

2. What language is used for teaching?

The Netherlands is a "multilingual" society, and Dutch universities basically use both Dutch and English for teaching. The degree courses of foreign students entering Dutch universities are generally international courses, and Dutch universities can offer more than 600 international courses with different majors, all of which are taught in English.

Dutch is a very useful course in the university for one year, which facilitates the life of international students during their study in the Netherlands. In fact, studying in the Netherlands is almost like studying in an English-speaking country, because 97% of Dutch people can communicate in fluent English.

3. Can I enter the preparatory course?

Of course. Only some schools in the Netherlands can provide students with preparatory courses (English intensive courses), so there are fewer opportunities to choose such schools. Students need TOEFL (60) or IELTS (5,5) to enter the business preparatory class, and TOEFL (45) IELTS (5,0) is generally required to enter the science and engineering preparatory class. Those who have no grades can study business, but they need to pass the entrance English exam.

In view of the poor English ability of China students, especially their listening and speaking ability, some Dutch schools decided to offer 8- 10 weeks of preparatory courses for the admitted China students. The content of the course is mainly to introduce the general situation of the Netherlands, this major course and improve students' English level. Among them, the general situation of the Netherlands and the course introduction of this major are taught by the teachers of the enrollment school in China.

Third, the advantages of studying in the Netherlands

1, Dutch universities offer English courses.

Holland, a graduate of Nedrod University of Commerce in the Netherlands, is known as the first non-English-speaking country. Universities began to design higher education courses in English to adapt to students from abroad.

Since the middle of last century, Dutch universities have offered undergraduate, postgraduate and postgraduate courses taught in English, as well as short-term and preparatory courses.

2. An internationally recognized degree

Studying in the Netherlands university of groningen is a recognized knowledge center with rich learning traditions and famous universities. Scientific research in Dutch universities is highly valued at both national and international levels.

Dutch education meets all international standards and enjoys a world reputation. A diploma from a Dutch university provides an opportunity to start your own business, which will be very useful in a successful career in any country in the world. -Online consultation with experts studying in Europe

3. Innovative education system

The Dutch education system in NyenrodeIMBA Campus is interactive, focusing on teamwork and helping international students get to know each other. During their study in the Netherlands, students become enlightened experts with global vision and international vision.

The Netherlands has also gained an international reputation for its breakthrough problem-based learning and education system. Cultivate students to analyze and solve practical problems and develop professional personality.

When Dutch universities need to choose a candidate for a plan or scholarship, they often use their own creative ways, such as through business games.

4. Multicultural environment

Groningen students International students from all over the world come to study in the Netherlands. The Netherlands plays a key role in the EU and transnational markets, and is regarded as an expert in the fields of professional knowledge and academic education.

The Netherlands is a unique non-English speaking country, and 95% of its residents can speak English. This factor makes it more comfortable and enjoyable for foreigners to live, study and work in the Netherlands.

Due to good economic conditions, many international companies have departments in the Netherlands. This function helps Dutch university students to open many internship opportunities in these companies and allows them to create their own professional networks for their future careers.