Which is better to find a job after graduating from a graduate school abroad or graduating from an undergraduate degree abroad?

As mentioned above, the popularity rate of undergraduates in foreign countries is very high, but there are not many masters.

It mainly depends on whether you are a liberal arts major or a science major. There is no need to continue to have a master's degree in liberal arts itself to gain work experience. It is more important

Science majors who will come to laboratories or factories to engage in research and development will have more prospects if they graduate with a master's degree

If you are considering immigrating, then Australia, New Zealand, the United States, and Canada 4 major immigration countries

Don’t expect too much about transfer credits, but IELTS 6.

5 is enough. If you don’t pass the exam, it’s actually very good to attend a language school for half a year. Usually you live in a homestay and your language improves quickly. My homestay often takes me on short trips and parties. It’s very enjoyable and integrates into local life