Where are the leading international schools abroad? How helpful is studying in New Zealand to immigrants?

What are the advantages of purely foreign international schools? First of all, such schools have a "pure overseas lineage system" and a mature and sound curriculum: because most of these schools organize teaching according to the contents of foreign courses and textbooks, they have a sound curriculum. If it is a domestic overseas branch school, it is often a school with a long history and very high quality. Pure foreign international schools are essentially "pioneers" of international schools, and their professional ability and credibility are beyond doubt.

This kind of school has a strong global flavor: because these schools basically recruit foreign students, compared with these international schools, which basically face private schools in China, purely foreign international schools have a deeper modern flavor. The combination of diversified student composition and cultural and linguistic expression is of obvious positive significance to the improvement of children's international vision and expression ability.

Finally, the teaching resources of such schools are better: compared with private schools and international schools, pure foreign teachers' international schools have more foreign teachers, stronger quality, and higher credibility.

In addition, some parents come from the consideration of connecting with foreign institutions of higher learning to help their children improve their personal relationships at an early age, and also hope to send their children to international schools that are purely foreign. I have to admit that the advantages of purely foreign international schools are really remarkable, and parents' feelings are not difficult to understand.

What are the advantages of immigrants investing in real identity to study abroad? If your child goes to study in a certain country, you can't choose some majors without the real identity of immigrant investment, and even internship and employment opportunities are really hard to get.

Real case: The son of Michael, a client of Huamei Foster, started to study in an ordinary high school, with good grades and the strength to attend an Ivy League school. The reason for studying abroad at that time was to study medicine in the United States. However, of the more than 0/00 medical universities in the United States/KLOC, only 70 or 80 enroll foreign students, and they are dealing with English-speaking countries, and China students are exempt from the examination. Michael's son can't apply for a medical major in America. If he wants to go to college in America, he has to give up this major.

Henry's children majored in finance in the United States, and finally found an internship in an investment bank nearby when they graduated. One of the criteria for being hired is to have a real American identity. Jessica's daughter found her favorite job in a Fortune 500 company after graduation. During the interview, the human resources management asked her if she had an American green card. First, her daughter asked, What's the difference between American green cards? Human resource management gave her such a response: you have a real identity, and the company does not need a loan guarantee. The company will shape you in all directions and provide you with more opportunities; If not, it can only be a trainee.