My child wants to study in Australia. What should I do?

Frequently asked questions 1: What is the application process? What are conditional admission and full admission?

A: The general application process is: (1) Submit transcripts+proof of study or diploma+degree certificate, and get a conditional -offer. (2) Then, according to the requirements of the school, submit materials such as IELTS scores and get a full offer. (3) The next step is to pay tuition and get the COE issued by the school. (4) Apply for a visa with materials such as COE and passport. (5) You will receive a medical examination letter shortly after the application, and you can wait for a visa to buy a plane ticket after the medical examination at the designated place.

Conditional-offer means conditional admission, which means that the school thinks that you can be admitted as long as the incomplete materials (usually IELTS scores) are filled. Being able to get a conditional admission means that you have no problem getting into this university.

The corresponding full offer is the admission notice, indicating that the school has fully accepted your application and left you a student quota in the corresponding college. The details of the course you attend and the payment method will be told to you together.

Finally, COE means electronic registration confirmation. After the school confirms your tuition, it will send it to you, indicating that you have officially registered in the school and filed it with the Immigration Bureau.

FAQ 2: Can I immigrate after graduating from an Australian university? Is it easy to stay?

A: First of all, let's be clear. This is also an increasingly clear trend of Australian policy. That is: there is no direct link between studying abroad and immigration. The Australian government has never promised to immigrate after studying abroad. In fact, when you apply for a visa, you ensure that you will not have an immigration tendency when you return to China after completing your studies. So don't say "Why can't you immigrate to study abroad?" Studying abroad is to learn something, and coming to Australia is to see multiculturalism and advanced systems. First of all, you should put your point of view right. I think this is a prerequisite to ensure that you gain something in Australia without regret.

Of course, studying abroad is still very helpful to immigrants, which is most obviously reflected in the bonus points for skilled immigrants. If you really want to immigrate (I support your intention, but I don't support you to confuse studying abroad with immigration), then I suggest you choose immigration major first. You can search the list of EOI occupations and choose the courses you want to attend according to the list of certified courses of various professional associations. Secondly, you should have at least two years of full-time study (see the description in question 1 for details).

Then when you successfully complete the study abroad process, you can apply for vocational certification and grade yourself. Generally speaking, we think that if we want to immigrate, it will be either PY (one-year major) +NATTI (translation certificate) or IELTS four sevens. If these conditions are met, you can try to submit an application for skilled migration. The higher the score, the faster the approval and the greater the chance. So you'd better seize every possible opportunity, such as choosing a school with extra points in remote areas, such as submitting an application after the age of 25 (25-30 is the period with the highest age score).

These are some tips for skilled immigrants. Of course, there are not only this way of immigration, but also employer-sponsored immigration, entrepreneurial immigration and investment immigration. These relations with studying abroad are even more alienated, so I won't go into details here.

FAQ 3: Which is better to rent a house in Australia and live in a school dormitory?

A: Each has its own advantages and disadvantages. (1) The advantage of renting a house is that you can control your own life. Including price, geographical location, roommates, housing conditions and other factors can be chosen by themselves. The disadvantage is that you will probably choose an environment where you don't want to go out every day and watch a drama and play LOL with your roommate at home. (2) The advantage of the school dormitory is that it is close to the campus, has a learning atmosphere and has the opportunity to meet roommates from all over the world. The disadvantage is that the price is relatively not cheap, and roommates are easy to get along with. Most importantly, you need to book a long time in advance. (3) The advantage of a homestay is that someone can give you advice on life and culture at any time, which is good for your environment integration. And many things at home also have a care. The disadvantage is looking at the face. It is natural and comfortable to meet a good family, but it is really miserable to meet a bad house. Poor cooking, limited bath time and harshness are all common. Another thing is that host families are usually far from school.

To sum up, I suggest you choose a school dormitory or a homestay when you come to Australia for the first time. After living for a period of time, I will get familiar with the environment, and then decide whether to go out and live by myself according to my satisfaction with living in a dormitory or someone else's house.

Frequently asked questions about studying in Australia: Can I study in Australia in Grade Two? Can I graduate from high school without going to preparatory school? How old can I learn when I transfer to a university? What are language, preparatory course and crash course? What is their relationship?

A: (1) After graduating from senior two, you can come to Australia to study for the preparatory course or transfer to senior high school. (2) After graduating from senior three, you can choose to take preparatory courses or crash courses. (3) Those who pass the college entrance examination can directly apply for admission to an Australian university that recognizes the college entrance examination results. (4) If a domestic university finishes freshman year, it can go directly to an Australian university to study freshman year, and there is no need for preparatory courses. (5) If you have finished your sophomore or even junior year, you can apply for credit reduction. See question 12 for details.

Language course is an English ability training course for students with insufficient IELTS scores or language test scores. Preparatory course is a bridge course, which is responsible for teaching foreign students to learn the learning style of Australian universities and supplementing some basic knowledge. The crash course can be regarded as a mixture of preparatory courses and freshmen. It is also specially designed for international students to help them adapt to university study and instill university knowledge into them.

In more common language. Preparatory course is to teach high school knowledge by university method, and crash course is to teach high school knowledge by high school method.

FAQ 5: Is it convenient to work in Australia? Can I earn back my tuition and living expenses?

A: There are still many job opportunities, but most of them are not mental work. Cleaning, waiters, masseurs and salesmen are the most common jobs. There are differences in job opportunities and salary levels in each city. Big cities have more opportunities and lower wages, while small cities have fewer opportunities and higher wages.

It is very comfortable to work to subsidize the living expenses, which is also the way I recommend. But if you want to earn back your living expenses, you will be very tired and under great pressure. If you choose this road, please choose hard preparation. If you want to earn your tuition back together, I can say directly that it is very unlikely and will definitely seriously affect your study. Please don't get your hopes up.

FAQ 6: How long does it take to apply for an Australian university?

A: It usually takes two to four weeks to apply for a school and one or two weeks to apply for a visa (telegram). This is the average time, which is normal within six weeks. If it exceeds, it may be that your materials are late or your email has not been answered. Of course, it is also possible that the school or the immigration office piled up your materials for their own reasons. Just keep in touch.

It should be noted that the efficiency of Australian universities is relatively low, so their processing speed will slow down during the period of school opening, examinations, celebrations and festivals. So please wait patiently, there will always be an offer, and not making an offer does not mean refusing. If the university thinks you are not suitable, it will definitely make it clear.

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