Does anyone know what the Korean study abroad square is like?

A black intermediary in Korea's study abroad square ~! The preparatory course itself is deceptive. In fact, you can enter the college they say without going to the preparatory course, even if you go to the preparatory course there, you have to reread the language in Korea ~! Also depends on the school you want to go to, the specific school specific analysis ~!

Recently, parents often talk about "1+3" and "2+2" for studying in Korea. It is said that if you study Korean in China for one year, you can go directly to South Korea to study as a sophomore and get a bachelor's degree in three years, saving time and money. Or you can study professional courses in domestic universities for two years, and then go to Korean universities for two years to get a bachelor's degree in Korea.

Both of these statements sound attractive and seem to be really a shortcut. Many parents are tempted to donate money to send their children to these so-called "1+3" and "2+2" courses, dreaming that their children will graduate one year earlier than others and find jobs, and they can't help secretly laughing.

Is it really what the advocate said and the participants imagined? What will happen to the facts and results?

If you really understand the education system in Korea, the laws of language learning and the management principle of "lenient entry and strict exit" in foreign universities, I am afraid you will not be so optimistic.

Students in China begin to learn English from junior high school or even primary school. They have studied English for at least 6 years since they graduated from high school, and 65,438+00 years since they graduated from college. But how many students can use English fluently or directly understand specialized courses taught in English?

The answer is: very few.

Representatives of Korean universities have conducted Korean tests on the third-year students of Korean Department of a foreign language college and the students who have been trained for one year in a Korean class of a polytechnic university. As a result, none of them can understand the whole Korean teaching level. According to the law of language learning, this result is expected. Because it is almost impossible for any new language to have the ability to understand university courses after studying in a non-native language environment for one year.

Then, can you still believe that your children can go to Korean universities to read fairy tales in the second year after training Korean in China for one year? Can you still believe the myth that you can go directly to a Korean university to be a junior after two years of professional courses and some Korean training in China? Korean universities are responsible for their own students. If they find that your Korean level can't be heard at all, I'm afraid you have to go back to their language school to learn Korean until you can understand professional courses or reach CET-4.

Therefore, "2+2" study abroad is just a good wish. Because I have to learn not only Korean but also specialized courses in China for two years, I can't have the energy and time, and there is no environment for students to reach a higher level of Korean. Therefore, it is definitely not possible to read the third grade directly after the past. You may need to make up another year of language or sophomore year. If you don't understand it in the second year of high school, you have to go back to learning languages completely, so that students' study time in Korean universities is not reduced but increased. You know, Korean universities have not only academic system requirements, but also credit requirements. You won't give a degree in four years. If you fail in your lessons, you must pay to study again. This is not a detour. What is this?

There is also the so-called "1+3". It is even more absurd to learn the language of 1 year in China and then go directly to the second grade. It is understood that so far, no student has reached the level required by Korean universities, and it is still necessary to start from the past language. Therefore, the author believes that these people who use parents and students not to understand the situation in Korea and weave beautiful myths to "fool" ordinary people are actually extremely irresponsible to the next generation.

Scientific questions should not be false, and language learning should respect the law and step by step. People who are eager for quick success and quick success and just want to take shortcuts will often be deceived and take a big detour.

However, Korean universities do offer courses of "1+3" or "0.5+3.5". But that was done by Korean universities, not by China 1 and Korea in three years. This kind of course is usually held in universities that issue D2 visas, that is, real study visas. Students are required to conduct Korean training in China for a certain period of time, reach a certain level of Korean, and then conduct intensive training for half a year after entering the university, and then start studying professional basic courses while reading the language. In a good language environment, students' Korean application ability has been improved rapidly. /kloc-you can enter professional courses after 0/year. If it goes well, you can get a bachelor's degree in four years. This "1+3" course is based on the fact that students have a certain Korean foundation before going abroad, and after going abroad, they should strengthen their training in their mother tongue environment, which conforms to the law of language learning. Moreover, this language course can be given credits, so students can accumulate enough credits to get a degree in four years.

There are two kinds of visas for studying in Korea, D2 visa and D4 visa. The D4 visa is a pure language reading visa. I can only study in the Language College of Korea University, but I have not been officially admitted to the university. After language study, you can apply for specialized courses in other universities. D2 visa is a kind of visa that can directly enter the university, and there is no special reason why you can't transfer halfway. It is also a real study visa. Students who have obtained this visa also have language training before entering professional courses, but they will be given certain credits according to the university academic system. Therefore, the time to complete all credits can be shortened. But this is different from "1+3" and "2+2".

In this commodity society, there are too many specious things, and there are many falsehoods in study abroad advertisements and even study abroad consultation. Parents who want their children to succeed must carefully understand the educational system and requirements of the country you choose before sending them out, and make a decision according to the law of language learning, the actual economic ability of the family and the learning foundation of the children. Don't lose the overall situation because of small profits, it's too late to regret it!