Is it necessary to take a language class to study hotel management in Australia?

As far as personal advice is concerned, it is necessary to choose a language class, which can be used as a transition period for studying abroad, not only to adapt to the learning and living environment a few weeks earlier, but also to make friends along the way. For more information, you can ask at Global Hotel Management.

If you are not very confident in your own language ability, it is recommended to read it, not only can you feel the atmosphere before you officially study, but you may also be able to make good friends.

Whether or not to take a language class has nothing to do with the major, but mainly depends on your language level.

You can use the study abroad volunteer reference system to see how many students in the system who are similar to yours have successfully applied to this school or those majors, and see how many of their minimum scores can be admitted, and you can know the grade requirements of the application.

Misconceptions about language courses in Australia:

Misconception 1: If you get an IELTS score, there is no need to take a language course again?

However, many Australian universities have reported that some students have reached the IELTS standard in time, but their language level has become an obstacle for students to learn.

Not being able to understand in class, not being active in class, and not being able to use it in practice will make students lose interest in learning. Therefore, more and more students will take the initiative to go to Australia for a few weeks in advance to learn some study skills after reaching the IELTS test in time.

In general, Australian universities need to provide IELTS scores for undergraduate courses and language scores for master's programs. Under the condition that IELTS meets the admission requirements, students can judge whether they need to take additional language courses according to their language mastery and learning ability.

Myth 2: Instead of taking a language course in Australia, why not score enough IELTS in China?

Some students and parents in China still insist on choosing to retake IELTS when they can apply for language courses if they do not meet the IELTS standard, and wait for the IELTS score to meet the admission standards before studying in Australia. They think it's cheaper to spend money to re-register for IELTS at home than abroad, and the effect is actually the same.

However, in fact, the learning skills taught in language courses in Australian colleges and universities are difficult to obtain in China just by preparing for the IELTS exam, and in terms of cost, it cannot be said that it is "expensive", and the length of study is determined according to the student's original language foundation, which varies from person to person.

Misconception 3: What do you learn in Australian language courses and what are their effects?

The language course in Australia not only teaches students how to improve their listening, speaking, reading and writing skills, but also guides students on how to deal with the differences between studying in China and Australia, learning how to write**, how to find course bibliographies, how to prepare for exams, how to take class notes efficiently, etc. Students learn these useful study skills before entering the main course, which will help them adapt better and faster to study life at an Australian university.

Myth 4: Reading a language course is a waste of time?

Many students and parents feel that taking a language course will increase the time spent studying abroad, but in fact, the language centres of Australian institutions offer a wide range of courses suitable for students of all levels of English. Students enrolled in a language course are required to arrive in Australia a few months in advance to complete the language course before the start of the main course. Learning a language course is easy and gives students the time and energy to adapt to life and language in Australia.

By the beginning of the main course, students can more easily integrate into the academic life of the university.

Therefore, if you are not confident in your language ability and communication ability, it is necessary to take a language class.

There are also many students who go to Australia to read a language class first, but most of the students have various opinions about the language class in Australia, so that many students who want to go to a language class do not know which ones are true. So let's talk about what the language class is like.

1. Is it a waste of time and money to study a language class?

Language classes in Australia are indeed more expensive, for example, the tuition fee for a week of language classes at the University of Sydney is almost 600 Australian dollars, and you have to count living expenses and accommodation fees. Language classes often take 10 to 20 weeks, so they can't read even tens of thousands, so many students feel that language classes take a lot of money. But in fact, it is necessary to spend so much money to go to a language class, and it is not a waste of money.

Students can learn a lot in these language courses, which cannot be learned in IELTS classes or the like.

For example, who will teach students how to write, how to conceive a text, what logic should be in it, and so on. These skills are difficult to learn in China, but if students can master these methods, they will definitely be able to integrate themselves into the main course quickly. And it also has an adaptation effect, for new students who have just come to study, if they can adapt to the teaching method here before starting the main class, there will definitely not be too much pressure, and they can easily enter the state.

2. Is there no need to take a language class if the language is up to standard?

If you look at the requirements of the university, it is true that as long as the student's language meets the standard, he will not be filial to the gods to study language classes. But in fact, even if the IELTS is passed, some students are still struggling in class, and they can't understand or write**. Therefore, even if their IELTS score is enough, many students are willing to take more language classes for a period of time, usually about 5 weeks, so that they can adapt to it in advance.

Therefore, if you have no problem with IELTS, but you feel that your language level is not enough, you can also take short-term language classes, but you don't need to do it for a long time, after all, the tuition fee is so expensive.

3. I have taken IELTS in China before going to Australia

Now this is what many students think, but there are many students who have failed to take the IELTS test many times, and in the end they can only postpone their main course. This is not to say that students are not working hard enough, but because there is a pressure situation in China, even if it is only worse, but it is difficult to cross it in a short period of time. Moreover, now in the domestic IELTS class, in fact, the various costs are not cheap, so if the student's language score is not too bad, in fact, it will be better to go to a language class.

In Australia, there are language courses in university courses, and students generally need to pass this course before they can go to graduate courses, so some students consider being able to pass this course. Let's take a look at the difficulty of this language class in Australia.

To apply for graduate school in Australian universities, students must not only have enough undergraduate scores, but also get the corresponding language requirements, if this score is not enough, they need to take language courses before starting the main course, and only after passing this course can they go to graduate courses.

1. Is there a high probability of failing a language class? Is the pass rate high?

This problem must be something that students often consider, there are indeed many students who will fail the language class, and at the end of each language class, there will always be some students who fail the language class and can only continue to study additional language courses, which can only lead to the postponement of their study plans, delay in enrollment, and even some students finally give up the hunger and dispersion of studying in Australia. Although there is a possibility that this course will not pass, students do not need to be too nervous. In fact, the language courses set up by these universities in Australia still have a relatively high pass rate.

In recent years, the average pass rate of language courses at these universities in Australia has exceeded 80%, so if students work hard in these courses, they will actually be able to successfully complete the language course.

2. What do you learn in language class? How to avoid failure?

Language classes generally need to be held from Monday to Friday, and there is basically only half a day of class time, and the rest of the time is used for preparation, review, research and homework. The learning content of a language class is generally divided into four parts: listening, speaking, reading and writing, and the assessment of the course is also set according to these aspects. There are still many types of exams in the course, such as presentations, discussions, essays, etc.

Generally, before admission, which exam is included in the final grade, what is the ratio, and what is the passing standard. The school will tell the students first, so that the students can plan ahead when they enter the school and then prepare roughly according to their own time. These language courses are designed to help students improve their English skills in practice, rather than test-taking skills.

In addition to grammar and vocabulary, language schools also provide skills training for university studies, such as how to take notes, write**, use the library, and make presentations.

Students who want to study in Australia usually consider whether they meet the requirements of the application, one of the requirements is IELTS, if they do not meet the requirements of IELTS, can they apply for language classes first? Don't worry, let's find out, the following is what I bring to you, how to apply for language classes for studying in Australia, I hope it can help you.

1. Australian National Corporation.

If you can successfully pass these two academic programs, even if you do not meet the IELTS requirements of the institution, but after the completion of the application of this study program, you usually have the opportunity to enter the institution to study.

anu access english：

This type of other course is when the student is able to complete it with an average grade. You can enter the Australian National to study for undergraduate or graduate studies, but you still have the conditions to pass IELTS.

AEP: This category is not considered pure academic, it will be more difficult than the first category, mainly to teach students some English needed for life and study, reading, writing, listening and speaking are involved, then the application is not so high, IELTS is required, and students must achieve 60% of the score after the end.

2. Sydney Universities.

The university is the top 1 in Australia and the top 50 in the world's QS. The advantage of this type of language class is that as long as you meet the requirements and successfully enter the language class, then after passing the qualification, you can enter the institution to study.

Dec36-36 Weeks:

This type of application is mainly that the total score cannot exceed the IELTS required by the main course, and it is clear that if the main subject is required, the difference cannot be exceeded, if the main subject is required, it cannot be exceeded, and reading and listening cannot be low.

DEC36-25 Weeks:

This is to require that the total score is not more than the difference with the main course, like not more than the difference with the host and the guest. Specifically, if the main subject is one-way, it cannot be more than a difference.

dec36-15 weeks:

The time is much less than the previous one, and the requirements of the institution are not particularly high, and the total score is not different from the IELTS of the main course. It is also worth noting that if the score of the project, the number of key covers does not meet the requirements, if the one-way score meets the requirements, but the total score does not, you can apply for DEC10.

dec36-5 weeks:

This time is relatively small, so the IELTS single item is not different from the main course requirements.

The choice of language class also depends on the student's own strength, and it is recommended that students consider it carefully and choose it in combination with their IELTS score.

Australia is a popular destination for many students, and I have found that more and more people are choosing to study in Australia. So do you know the relevant precautions for studying in Australia to study in language classes? Next, let's take a look at the study abroad guide for language classes in Australia.

Introduction to the language class:

Language classes in Australia are divided into direct and non-direct courses, as the name suggests, you only need to pass the study and complete the school's exams to go straight to your main course. But here I would like to advise all students not to take it lightly because it is a direct promotion class, the result of too much relaxation is that you may not even meet the test test in school, if you do not meet the standard, then you can only postpone your main course, read the language class again (or take the main course requires IELTS). Of course, as long as you ensure attendance and study hard with the teacher, you will not be hanging.

As the name suggests, you still need to take IELTS after you finish the language course. Generally, you have two options. One of the Spring Banquets is to go directly to the main course after learning to meet the requirements of the main IELTS course, and the other is to meet the requirements of the language direct promotion class through learning, and then directly transfer to the study of the language direct promotion class, and then go to the main course after completing the requirements of the direct promotion class.

Students applying to the Australian National University may be involved in non-direct entry classes.

How long is the language course? When does school start?

The length of the IELTS course depends on your IELTS score. Generally, if your score is low, you can match 10 weeks of language, and as little as 20 weeks (depending on the school and major), and the start time also depends on the language course you want to match. Let's take Monash University's language courses for education as an example.

Monash's Master of Teaching requires a minimum of IELTS in Speaking and Listening, and a minimum in Reading and Writing.

If your IELTS level is not lower than Speaking, Listening, and Reading and Writing, then you can take a 10-week language course.

If your IELTS level is not lower than Speaking, Listening, and Reading and Writing, then you can take a 20-week language course.

At the same time, you must pay attention to the language course you want to match on the one hand to see your IELTS score, on the other hand, but also to look at your main course start time, for example, you have determined that you want to enroll in February 2017, you need to match 10 weeks of language courses, then your start time is November 7, 2016, you need to apply for a visa before this date, that is to say, at least in early September, you have taken the IELTS score with no less than 10 weeks of language courses.

How much does it cost to take a language course?

The cost of an IELTS course depends on your school and is generally calculated on a weekly basis, with language courses at Australian universities costing around $390 per week to $520 per week.

Language classes and IELTS are related to your main course learning, please pay attention to it, because there are many time nodes, and missing a node will affect your entire study abroad plan.