Should I choose Chinese to study in Australia? What is the reason?

Most students go to Australia to study English, but some applicants choose to teach in Chinese. It is said that Australian TV stations "banned" the China Olympic delegation from entering the ceremony, and Australian athletes "rudely" treated the contestants of the China Olympic Games. In the field of education, it is also revealed that "Victorian high schools in Australia prohibit China students from taking Chinese as an elective course". So, should Australian middle school students take Chinese as an elective course? My personal opinion is that it is very necessary for young international students to choose Chinese while studying in middle school.

Where did the news come from that China students were forbidden to take Chinese classes? First, from the performance level, Chinese is beneficial to the scores of VCE college entrance examination for foreign students in China, which is equal to white points, while Chinese is still an extra course. Second, from the perspective of children's future development, regardless of the score factor, from the perspective of children's long-term consideration, our children will have no problem with English in the future, but if they return to China in the future, they will suffer more than domestic students. However, in terms of Chinese, all walks of life in China are difficult to be competent without a solid Chinese foundation. Even if they don't return to China and stay in Australia, Chinese is their advantage over foreigners. Many jobs only want you, because you know Chinese.

Thirdly, in terms of educating students, the content of Chinese courses in Australia is very good. I have studied the Analects of Confucius, the way of making friends, the way of doing things and business writing. In other words, I learned not only the language, but also the life. I think I have benefited a lot from reading some of them.

The first reason why Australian secondary schools choose Chinese as an elective course is that Chinese is good for international students in China in terms of performance, which is equal to extra points for nothing, and Chinese is still an extra course. Second, from the perspective of children's future development, regardless of the score factor, from the perspective of children's long-term consideration, our children will have no problem with English in the future, but if they return to China in the future, they will suffer more than domestic students. However, in terms of Chinese, all walks of life in China are difficult to be competent without a solid Chinese foundation. Even if they don't return to China and stay in Australia, Chinese is their advantage over foreigners. Many jobs only want you, because you know Chinese.

Thirdly, in terms of educating students, the content of Chinese courses in Australia is very good. I have studied the Analects of Confucius, the way of making friends, the way of doing things and business writing. In other words, I learned not only the language, but also the life. I think I have benefited a lot from reading some of them.

Is it true that China students are forbidden to take Chinese as an elective course in Victoria? That's not true. The Victorian Education Bureau said that the examination reform policy aims to strengthen the fairness of the examination. At present, the Chinese level in Victorian high school curriculum is divided into three levels: Chinese as a first foreign language, a second foreign language and an advanced second foreign language. There is no change in the new examination policy for China students applying for junior and senior high schools in Australia.

According to industry insiders, it is more difficult for China students in grades 10 and 1 1 to choose Chinese in local middle schools than local and other non-local China students.

The change of examination policy is mainly aimed at some students from China immigrant local families. Because some students come from Chinese-speaking families, they may have received several years of primary education in China before immigration, and Chinese has a certain foundation. However, the level and difficulty of choosing Chinese subjects after emigration are the same as those of students with non-native language background.

From this perspective, it is reported that China students are prohibited from taking Chinese as an elective course in Victoria. In fact, this is not true. The government has issued relevant examination policies, which have no influence on students who intend to apply for Chinese, but more promote the number of students who want to learn Chinese. Students who want to study in Australian high schools can rest assured.