How to prepare for Singapore high school application?

When you go to Singapore for senior high school, you can choose dual courses, which can better accomplish the goal of studying abroad and have more options for further study in the future. Let's take a look at the contents of the Singapore High School Study Guide on how to prepare for the Singapore High School application.

Study abroad conditions

1. High school students studying in Singapore apply for junior college/polytechnic: High school students need to take the Singapore O-level exam to apply for junior college/polytechnic, and students who pass the Singapore O-level exam can apply for admission to Singapore junior college.

Singapore University majored in two-year Singapore University Foundation Course, paving the way for high school students to apply for undergraduate courses in public universities in Singapore. Singapore Government Polytechnic is a three-year tertiary institution and the world's top vocational education institution.

China students studying in five polytechnics in Singapore can quickly find jobs in world-class companies and enjoy more advantages in Singapore's employment and immigration policies.

2. High school students studying in Singapore apply for public universities. If high school students want to apply for undergraduate courses in public universities in Singapore, they need to pass the Singapore A-level exam. Students are required to score more than 80 points in the college entrance examination, 6.5 points in IELTS, or more than three A's in the A-level exam, and some majors require all A's.

3. High school students studying in Singapore apply for private universities, and domestic high school students apply for undergraduate courses in private universities in Singapore to provide domestic high school scores and school scores. Language requirements are much looser than those of public universities. Applicants can enter the school through IELTS 6.0, or they can be exempted from IELTS requirements through language courses arranged by the college.

Application material

Copies of the first and last pages of the applicant's passport; The applicant's highest academic diploma;

Applicant's grade: 1) Senior high school students (including vocational high school students and technical secondary school students): they have completed their academic year grades and provided junior high school grades for three years. Please be sure to indicate the time of study at school in the grade (for example, senior two students need to provide their grades for each semester and junior three years);

2) High school graduates (including vocational high school graduates and technical secondary school graduates): all grades or test scores in each semester within three years. Please be sure to clearly indicate the school time in your grades (for example, high school graduates need to provide exam results for each semester or three years in Grade One, Grade Two and Grade Three).

Interview skills

(1) Highlight your advantages and show your potential.

Schools in Singapore are more willing to recruit students with good leadership, keen on public welfare activities and a sense of social responsibility. Maybe you are not good enough now, but don't be discouraged. Make sure the other person thinks you have this potential. Don't exaggerate your words, but there is no need to be too modest. Because the interviewer may not fully understand your situation, this will relax the restrictions on hard conditions. The level of improvisation and the interviewer's impression of you can even directly determine the interview result.

(2) Understand the interviewer and answer questions in a targeted manner.

In addition to a comprehensive and detailed understanding of the applicant school through the school website, such as geographical location, teacher-student ratio, curriculum, school facilities and so on. It is best to know the interviewer's preferences and frequently asked questions, and fully convince the interviewer to choose his own school.

(3) Facing the interviewer confidently, fluent expression is also very important.

Full self-confidence will make your answer particularly smooth. These jobs require the interviewer to do a lot of systematic preparation before the interview. At the same time, the use of clothes, sitting posture, expression, spirit, intonation and body language will affect the interviewer's subjective impression of you, especially as more and more schools begin to adopt video interviews. During the interview, don't interrupt the other person in a hurry, look forward, try to relax and speak evenly. This is standard etiquette for an interview. At the end of the interview, you should express your thanks to the interviewer, or you can express your thanks by email.