What are the advantages of studying in the UK?

British education is famous for its long history, strict standards and high quality. Colleges and universities enjoy a good reputation, and the diplomas awarded are of high gold content, which is not only internationally recognized, but also ranks 1 in the world in terms of salary and treatment. After hundreds of years of development, Britain's education system has been followed by developed countries and regions in the world. Britain is one of the important research and development bases of high-tech and high value-added industries in the world, involving almost all scientific fields.

2. The diploma is hard and the academic system is short.

The British diploma is not only widely recognized internationally, but also the curriculum is compact and rigorous, and the time for obtaining a degree is relatively short. Generally, undergraduate students study for three years, master students study for one year, and master students in other countries usually study for 2-3 years. This means that studying in Britain can find a job earlier and recover the investment, thus reducing the total cost of studying abroad.

3. Visas are easy to succeed and actively attract international students.

In recent years, the British government has paid more and more attention to China's education market, and has shown a positive attitude of absorbing a large number of China students. Therefore, in terms of visas, it is more tolerant and biased than the United States and Canada, and it is easy to succeed. Admission conditions are relaxed, regardless of age, and students with high school education or above can apply, especially senior three students can directly apply for college language and preparatory courses.

4. High social welfare.

Britain is a country with extremely high social welfare. International students can enjoy free medical care, free internet access, preferential transportation, shopping and entertainment benefits.

5. Work legally and reduce the economic burden.

According to British law, international students can work no more than 20 hours a week during their studies, and they can work at will during holidays, and their accompanying spouses or parents can work without restrictions.