What should I do if I want to study in Australia, but I don t speak English well?

If you don't speak English well, don't go, can you survive?

My classmates don't need to review for IELTS and take the IELTS test with a score of 7 or more, and if you don't study well, it means that you don't work hard enough.

I don't know which one is weaker, if it is listening and speaking, it is best to go to Australia for a period of time to study 570 language courses. If you want to make a plan again, if you are writing and reading, you should lay a good foundation at home and then make a plan for going abroad.

As for the method: listening: listen to more tapes, do more real questions, usually listen to English radio, and see**9

Speaking: You can go to the English corner of the university, or the English speaking special practice of Global New Oriental to understand the process of past questions.

Writing: Diagram composition is very simple, just learn the routines well, memorize the sentence patterns are OK, and the big composition must master a large number of fixed sentence patterns, have a wide range of knowledge, read more English newspapers, write more, and pay attention to the application of grammar.

it's) (there be) should be mastered, and more clause images should be used.

it's must be mentioned that---

it's must be stressed that

it's very important for somebody to do something and so on.

In short, if you work hard, you will definitely gain something, and I hope it will help.

I don't believe that the landlord wants to study abroad and can't learn the language

The cost of a year in Australia is roughly as follows:

1) Tuition: If you are a high school graduate and can't go directly to the undergraduate, you have to study in the preparatory department or a local high school (but it is recommended to study in the preparatory department, although the preparatory learning environment may not be as good as the local high school, but it is more likely to study in a prestigious school), the preparatory department is about one to one and a half years and a half, about 18,000 (all Australian dollars mentioned here);

Undergraduate degrees vary according to the choice of school, major, and region, but about 15,000 to 22,000 Australian dollars per year, and the general major takes three years, and some take four to five years;

The main expenses are these, the tuition fee is basically the same every year, but I personally actually need 18,000 or more living expenses per year, mainly spent on eating and shopping, if you cook your own food and don't mess around, saving 8,000 to 15,000 should be enough. If you work part-time, the cost of living is not a problem.

Question: Is going abroad now unaffected by the pandemic?

Answer Yes. With the escalation of the epidemic in Australia, many students who originally planned to study in Australia began to retreat. But in China, the competition is very fierce. And with the same grades, studying abroad can indeed go to a better ranked university.

What should I do if I study in Australia 2022? Can I still study in Australia? The following is a detailed analysis by the professional study abroad consultant of Huangyue Study Abroad.

1.First of all, Australia attaches great importance to international students. Education is already a mature industry and an important economy in Australia.

If international students are not allowed to continue to be admitted, many universities may even close down. So don't worry, Australia will continue to recruit international students. Don't worry about running out of books to read.

2.At the same time, many schools in Australia will consider expanding their enrollment in 2022, and have extended the opening hours of admission applications. Therefore, many students who were on the fringe of admission before have a greater chance of going to prestigious schools.

3.Australian universities have more than ten years of experience in recording and broadcasting online teaching, and both the process and content are very complete. Students can receive the same level of expertise at home.

In addition, the content of the recorded online class will also include special course guidance, regular one-on-one interviews with teachers and Q&A. So students don't have to worry about the professionalism of the course at all.

4.In the last year, many schools have already done away with their final exams in favor of assignments. In this way, students can pass the test smoothly and avoid failing the course. It is expected that this method will continue to be used this year.

5.At the same time, Australia** promises that online classes will not affect the PSW work visa. As long as students have completed 2 years of full-time courses, even if they are not in Australia due to the epidemic, they can still apply for a 2-year work permit.

Therefore, if students want to work and live in Australia for a period of time after the epidemic is over, there is no problem at all.

6.In terms of fees, many universities in Australia provide epidemic subsidies for students to help students relieve financial pressure as much as possible.

In general, studying in Australia under the epidemic is actually easier and more affordable than before. Moreover, taking online classes at home can also save the cost of living and eating abroad.

Why not study in Australia is as follows:

1.The political environment is not good.

Relations between China and Australia have not been very good over the years. At present, in Australia, there is a great deal of anti-China and anti-Chinese sentiment, which can easily affect the personal safety of Chinese students. Therefore, it seems that the risk of studying in Australia is very high, not to mention that the relationship between our country and Australia is not stable, and the rights and interests of international students in Australia cannot be guaranteed.

Moreover, the Ministry of Education has also issued a warning document related to studying in Australia recently, so for personal safety, it is better not to study in Australia recently. In addition to these, there are many wild animals in Australia, and some large animals are often seen, so from the perspective of the environment, Australia is not suitable as a place to study.

2.The cost is high.

The tuition fees of Australian schools are relatively high, the cost of living is high, and the price level is higher than that of Europe and the United States. Tuition fees have increased by 50 per cent compared to five years ago, and some Australian schools used to pay $10,000 to $30,000. The exchange rate has also increased, and the cost of studying abroad has gradually increased.

Moreover, there are fewer work-study opportunities for Australian students, and the conditions are also very high, and many people cannot make up for them through these part-time job opportunities, and the taxes and fees are relatively heavy, so they cannot achieve the effect. Moreover, the graduation conditions are low, and it is easy to fall into the trap of studying abroad. In this way, in order to save your own money, don't go to Australia to study.

3.The research environment is not attractive.

Some universities in Australia look very good, but compared with universities in Europe and the United States, the educational conditions and resources are not very good. And, for those who want to emigrate, immigration policies are often changed and not suitable for staying. Australia's educational resources and scientific research environment are not very good, and compared with the United States, which spends a lot of effort to tap talents, the treatment is really poor.

Australian education sounds fierce, but in comparison, only English teaching may be better.

However, when it comes to English education, Australia is not as good as Europe and the United States. As a result, there are better options in Europe and the United States compared to research environments. The treatment of American talent is still very good, and most of the top scientific research institutions are in the United States.

Compared with the United States, Australia's scientific research environment and policies are indeed very bad.

1.High quality of education: The quality of education in Australia is well-known worldwide, and universities in Australia are also highly ranked.

2.Multiculturalism: Australia is a multicultural country, and international students can meet people from different countries and experience different cultures.

3.High cost of living: The cost of living in Australia is relatively high, especially for accommodation and transportation.

4.Job Opportunities: Australia's economy is developing well, and international students can find a job in Australia during their studies or after graduation.

5.Visa difficulty: The visa application in Australia is relatively strict, and detailed materials and proofs need to be provided.

Overall, studying in Australia is a good choice, but you need to consider factors such as the cost of living and the difficulty of the visa.