Analysis of Singapore's "Mother-child Companion Learning" Policy

I would like to introduce the analysis of Singapore's "mother-child accompanying study" policy, hoping to help students studying abroad. Want to know more about the wonderful content of studying abroad, and give you detailed answers. An analysis of Singapore's policy of "accompanying mother and child" At present, the birth rate of children in Chinese families in Singapore is gradually declining. In order to maintain the dominant position of Chinese and solve the social problem of labor shortage, in addition to normal skilled immigrants, Singapore has also implemented the policy of "accompanying mothers to study abroad" to solve the talent problem.

Q: What is accompanying mother and son?

A: "Mother-child accompanying study" is the embodiment of the Singapore government's policy of "recruiting talents and starting from a young age", that is, cultivating bilingual talents adapted to Singapore's development from an early age, and at the same time allowing accompanying mothers to work, the income of mothers can meet the needs of children's schooling and maternal and child life. Both public and private primary and secondary schools in Singapore can recruit foreign students, and allow mothers of students under the age of 17 to accompany them in Singapore. Mothers can accompany students until they enter Singapore government polytechnic or government university.

Q: What is the education system in Singapore?

A: There are 20 1 government primary schools and 162 government secondary schools in Singapore, which is due to the long-term concern and massive investment of the government and all sectors of society in education. Singapore has established a perfect basic education system, equipped with first-class teaching facilities and a unique bilingual environment, so that China students studying abroad can fully integrate into the education system of the Commonwealth and inherit the traditional culture of China. Singapore's primary school system is 6 years. The main subjects of study are English, mother tongue and mathematics, in addition to music, handicrafts, moral education, health, society and science. Among them, all subjects except mother tongue are taught in English. At the end of the fourth grade of primary school, students have to pass a shunt test including English, mother tongue and mathematics, and then find the source of ability according to their grades. At the end of the sixth grade, students take the Graduation Examination (PSLE). According to the test results, students enter a four-year or five-year middle school curriculum that meets their own learning progress and interests.

In secondary schools, all subjects are taught in English, except mother tongue subjects (China students study in Chinese). (a) Students in accelerated courses (four-year secondary schools) will take the "O" level examination at the end of Secondary Four. According to the results, students enter Singapore government polytechnic, polytechnic and other government institutions for further study or social employment. Students in general courses (five-year middle schools) take the "Elementary" ("N-level") examination of the Cambridge Certificate of General Education in Singapore at the end of Secondary Four, and those who have achieved good results in the examination will be promoted to Secondary Five. At the end of Secondary Five, students who take the "O" level examination enter Singapore government polytechnic, polytechnic and other colleges for further study or social employment.

Q: Who is the enrollment target of "Mother-Child Accompanying Reading"?

A: Student: 6- 17 years old, studying in primary or secondary schools; Mother: No age limit.

Q: What is the working policy of accompanying mothers?

A: The accompanying mothers of foreign students studying in public primary and secondary schools in Singapore can apply for a special work permit from the Ministry of Labor of Singapore after one year of enrollment, so as to find employment in Singapore.

Q: How much does the government charge for primary and secondary schools?

A: Primary school tuition: S $90/month; Middle school tuition: 150 SGD/month; Government expenses: every two years 1000 Singapore dollars; Basic living expenses: 850- 1200 SGD/month (mother and child). (Exchange rate: 1 SGD =4.8 yuan RMB)

Q: How can a "mother-infant escort" in Singapore apply for settlement?

A: Children: After finishing Secondary Four, they will transfer to the government technical education institute or the technical education institute, complete the three-year course, sign a contract with the government to work in Singapore for three years, and immediately become permanent residents. Mother: Those with bachelor degree or above can apply for an employment permit and further settle down or wait for a job.

Q: What should I do if my child's English is not good?

A: If your child's English is too poor, it is recommended that you attend the Singapore government preparatory classes for primary and secondary schools for half a year or 1 year to ensure that you attend the Singapore government schools.