Is it easy for teachers to immigrate?

It is suggested that the landlord should think about the following questions before going abroad:

1. Which country does the landlord want to go to? There are still many English-speaking countries, the United States, Britain, Canada and Australia are the mainstream;

2. Does going abroad for further study pay more attention to the reputation of the school or the actual operation?

3. If you want to immigrate, do you know all the countries first?

So, as far as I know, let me help you analyze it:

1. At present, the United States and Britain are both big countries in education, but the probability of immigration is very low. They welcome you as their tourist, but don't welcome you as their neighbor, so if you want to immigrate to these two countries, exclude them first.

The education systems in Canada and Australia are very good. There are 6 in Australia and 8 in Canada, which are the top 200 countries in the world. It is relatively easy for these two countries to immigrate. You can think about it.

Realistically, the landlord has been working for 4 years, that is, he has left school for at least 4 years. If you go abroad for further study at this time, it is difficult to apply for a visa instead of a school, because the visa officer will suspect that you have an immigration tendency.

All the above are handwritten, please give me an encouragement, haha ~

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