Is it true that the Ministry of Education will organize recruitment activities for overseas students?

It is true that the Ministry of Education will organize recruitment activities for overseas students. According to the website of the Ministry of Education, as the graduation season approaches, the Ministry of Education will promptly release recruitment information and preferential policies for overseas students, and organize recruitment activities for overseas students through a combination of online and offline methods.

Recently, the "Opinions of the Ministry of Education and other eight departments on accelerating and expanding the opening up of education in the new era" (hereinafter referred to as the "Opinions") were officially issued. The person in charge of the International Department of the Ministry of Education (Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan Affairs Office) answered reporters’ questions on relevant issues. In terms of studying abroad, the "Opinions" reiterated that we will continue to cultivate various talents needed for my country's modernization drive through studying abroad channels.

As the graduation season approaches, the Ministry of Education promptly releases recruitment information and preferential policies for overseas students, and organizes recruitment activities for overseas students through a combination of online and offline methods. The 15th "Chunhui Cup" The Innovation and Entrepreneurship Competition for Chinese Overseas Students has been launched online as scheduled.

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In the face of the epidemic, Chinese international students do not need to panic

1. Online classes come to the "doorsteps" of Chinese international students

In fact, in order to help Chinese students complete their studies normally during the fight against the epidemic, many Russian universities have launched distance teaching plans for Chinese students. Many institutions, including Russia's Tula State Pedagogical University, Southern Federal University, Novosibirsk State University, Pacific State University, Vladivostok State University of Economics and Services, etc., have stated that they will provide distance teaching for Chinese students. .

The United States, Australia and other countries also provide online distance classes for Chinese students. At New York University, Chinese students who are unable to return to the United States can contact the school in advance to choose a variety of methods including online classes and alternative classes. The Australian National University's School of Humanities and Arts has provided hundreds of online courses to ensure that Chinese students can get their studies back on track in a timely manner when they return to Australia.

2. If your application to study abroad is blocked, you should communicate with the target institution in a timely manner

During the study abroad application season, the application process originally planned for admission this fall may have been affected by the epidemic. For example, some colleges The school has temporarily canceled or adjusted the application or interview process, but in the long run, if students pay attention to the application status of foreign institutions and communicate with foreign institutions in a timely manner, they do not need to worry too much.

Taking applications from French institutions as an example, Li Zhiping, director of Qi Tak Study Abroad Europe Program, said that under normal circumstances, applications to most institutions will last until around June, and interviews at some institutions will also be delayed or delayed. Adjusting to online will not affect student applications, interviews, admissions and visas. He suggested that students can take this opportunity to improve and consolidate their language skills at home through online courses, preview knowledge of professional subjects, and prepare carefully for exams and interviews.

For students who have received notification letters from colleges and universities, visa acceptance and interview times in some countries are delayed, and they may miss the start of school due to visa issues. In this regard, experts suggest that students who have received a withdrawal notice should pay close attention to the current changes in entry and visa policies of various countries, as well as their registered accounts and email addresses. They can learn about the latest situation through official information regularly released by the National Immigration Administration of China.

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