202 1 Ways to study abroad in Canadian senior high schools and application conditions

There are many ways to apply for studying in Canadian high schools. I wonder if students who want to take Canada to high school know these ways? In order to make students more fully prepared for studying abroad, here are some methods of studying abroad in Canadian high schools.

First, the learning style of Canadian high schools

1. Transfer to a high school in Canada.

Nanjing Jiacheng study abroad teacher introduced: There is no language requirement, just provide high school grades. After graduating from high school, you can apply for universities according to local standards, which has great advantages. The difference between high school curriculum and preparatory course lies in the different course contents: preparatory course focuses on further studies and there are many international students; High school is mainly about quality education, and many courses such as jewelry design, cooking and automobile maintenance can be selected, with many local students. Note that many schools that transfer to Canada for high school require at least three semesters, so you should apply in advance to avoid going back.

2. Continue to study in China.

Third, don't go out before graduating from high school.

If you plan to go after the college entrance examination, then study hard at school and get good grades during the second year of high school. If you do well in the college entrance examination, you will have an advantage in applying for undergraduate courses. In addition, the language score, directly into the Canadian undergraduate course, IELTS needs 6.5 points.

3. Go to Canada for the preparatory course.

Senior two students can apply for courses of up to 65,438+00 months to complete the pre-university courses. Through the results of the preparatory college, I directly entered the Canadian undergraduate course. The threshold for entering the preparatory college is low, and students can enter without language scores, which can save time. However, attending the preparatory course does not mean that there is a good university. Students need to study hard and pass the exam before they can enter their favorite school. Therefore, preparatory courses are suitable for students with strong learning ability and good learning foundation. It should be noted that it is very important to choose a preparatory school, and the teaching quality of different schools varies greatly. The better schools are Columbia International College and Toronto International College. Nanjing Jiacheng, a teacher studying abroad, said: The students in these preparatory schools are trying hard to get into universities, and the pass rate is close to 90%.

4. Go directly to the university and enter the mixed course of the university.

Generally, you can transfer directly to your sophomore year after two years of study. This way not only saves time, but also is quite safe, which allows students to enter the university in advance. At present, there are utp courses at Simon Fraser University and utp courses at Manitoba University. Direct admission to mixed courses requires IELTS scores.

Second, Canada's high school learning conditions

1 hardware conditions

Graduated from primary school in China, studying in junior high school.

2. Language achievement

There are no hard and fast rules; Private high schools and aristocratic schools will have some requirements.

3. Economic guarantee

About 600,000 RMB.

4. Entrance examination

Interview: Some of them need on-site interview or SKYPE interview.

5. supporting documents

1) Translation and notarization of complete application form, school certificate and immunization certificate;

2) Students under the age of18 and 19 need to have Canadian citizens or permanent residents as guardians. For example, students under the age of 0/8 in Alberta, Ontario, Manitoba, Manitoba/KLOC; Students under the age of 0/9 in British Columbia, New Brunswick and Newfoundland.

Third, the advantages of studying in Canadian high schools

1, cost performance

According to statistics, among all developed industrial countries, Canada's education expenditure accounts for the highest proportion of the national GDP. Generally, the education expenditure in developed countries accounts for about 5.9% of GDP, while that in Canada exceeds 7%. This means that the complete and perfect hardware facilities of Canadian schools are supported by strong government funds, and the welfare benefits of teachers are relatively good. Teachers will also work with peace of mind and give children a strong confidence in learning.

Moreover, the cost of primary and secondary schools in Canada is much lower than that in mainstream English-speaking countries such as Britain and the United States. The average annual cost of most primary and secondary schools is about 1.5-0.2 million yuan, while the average minimum annual cost in Britain and the United States is about 250 thousand, and private high schools can even reach more than 400 thousand. Therefore, Canadian high school education can be called "the king of cost-effectiveness in studying abroad at a young age".

2. Living environment

Let's take a look at the living environment in Canada. Canada has beautiful natural environment, safe social environment, friendly people and relatively conservative society, which is more suitable for young students.

Canadian food safety ranks first in the world, and its air index is pure enough to be exported to China by filling. Canada itself is a multicultural immigrant country. It is the most polite, tolerant, caring and modest country in North America. The most common saying is "I'm sorry, thank you!" This national style is the best example for minors!

3. Promotion ladder of world famous schools

Entering high school, unlike China, there is no college entrance examination. Students apply to universities according to their high school graduation results, and universities pay more attention to students' comprehensive performance in high school, including their average high school grades, important activities they participated in, awards they won, and amateur research results.

As long as students have clear goals and study hard, they have good opportunities to exercise and improve their comprehensive quality; In addition, international students who have finished high school in Canada (more than four years) do not need to provide IELTS and other language scores when applying for universities, so they can spare more energy to pay attention to their studies and develop their comprehensive quality; Even students can go to pre-university in advance in high school to prepare for applying for prestigious schools in Canada or the United States.