Singapore senior high school entrance requirements

Singapore's high school entrance requirements are as follows:

1, education requirements: high school diploma or at least high school students (excellent students).

It should be noted here that, unlike other countries, junior high school students or junior high school graduates are not allowed to declare to attend senior high schools in Singapore. One is because there is no junior high school and senior high school in Singapore, only secondary school (four-year system);

Second, all middle schools in Singapore speak English, so all middle schools use English as the teaching medium. Junior high school students' English level can't meet the requirements of going to Singapore for secondary school, so this is also the reason why they should have at least grade 2 education.

2, performance requirements: high school graduates with high college entrance examination scores and TOEFL 550 or above.

If you did well in high school and your English level was high, you can also apply to some middle schools in Singapore. If you don't have these conditions, you must take the college entrance examination with excellent results and have English level (such as TOEFL, IELTS, etc.). It is worth noting that if the score of the college entrance examination is above 550, you can not only apply for a better school in Singapore, but also apply for a scholarship from that school. So if you get good grades, you can save yourself a lot of money. ?

3. Language requirements: IELTS 5.5 or above or TOEFL 550 or above.

This is just a reference requirement for your admission. Generally speaking, if you meet the above language requirements, you can skip the language school and apply for a secondary school in Singapore directly and then enroll. But now the requirements for applying to Singapore are more relaxed, even if you don't have English scores (you have to go to a language school in Singapore to strengthen your English, because Singapore has very strict requirements for English).

4. Capital requirements: Singapore's requirements for the amount of capital guarantee are still relatively loose, generally only about RMB 6,543,800+0.5 million, and there is no requirement for the deposit period, but it can only be withdrawn after being frozen for at least three months.