On studying in "Cambridge Business School in Singapore" and "Raffles Conservatory of Music in Singapore"

Hello, first of all, both schools are good schools, and both schools are officially registered by the management committee of the board of directors of private schools in Singapore.

CBS is a business school. Buckingham University is the 20th top university in the UK. In this year's Guardian ranking, its business class ranked second in the UK.

However, you have to graduate from high school to enter Buckingham University. Otherwise, you need to take junior college and senior college courses first.

There is an introduction about SRMC, which is the only music institution of higher learning among private universities in Singapore. Its partner university is Thames Valley University. After graduating from high school, students with IELTS 5.5 can go directly to TVU's bachelor's degree basic course. If they haven't graduated from high school, they need to take an extra year of preparatory courses. The school adopts bilingual teaching and one-on-one mode. Wang Lida, the director of the piano department of our school, is the designated test center of London Conservatory of Music in Singapore. Our school is unique among universities in Singapore in terms of teachers and equipment.

Correct the tuition fee downstairs. The tuition fees of our school have been changed, and the website will be adjusted later.

Current tuition: the first year of preparatory course 16500 Singapore dollars.

TVU first-year course fee, second-year music performance basic course, 18800 Singapore dollars.

TVU, the third-year music performance basic course, the second-year course fee 18800 Singapore dollars.

In the fourth year, I went to TVU in England to study for an honorary bachelor's degree. The tuition fee for the last year is 9700 pounds/year.

School management fee: SGD 500; insurance fee: SGD 200.

I know both universities here very well. I used to work in CBS school. Now I am in charge of studying abroad in SRMC.

If you have any questions, you can write to me at the station.