How to handle vocational high school students who want to study in South Korea after graduation?

There will be restrictions on the first choice of colleges and universities for vocational high school graduation, 1 First of all, you must provide your vocational high school graduation certificate, and you need to go to the Ministry of Education for certification, and you can be certified.

2. If you do not have a basic knowledge of Korean, you must first go to the language school of a Korean university to learn the language for a period of time, and when you meet the admission criteria, you can pass the interview and enter the undergraduate program.

3 In terms of specific materials, it is relatively complicated, such as your vocational high school transcript, household registration book update, family income deposit certificate, income tax certificate with parents as guarantor, etc.

That's all, I hope it helps.

If you want to apply for a language, the ** universities in the Seoul area, Kookmin University, Sungshin Women's University, and Seoul University will accept the language; Local schools are basically accepted. However, when applying for undergraduates, the Seoul area basically does not accept students who have graduated from vocational high schools, but local universities such as Gyeonggi University, Dankook University, Chungnam National University, Kyungpook National University, and so on. In addition, you can study at a local university for a year and then transfer to a university in the Seoul area.

First of all, to apply to study in South Korea, you need to complete 12 years of education in China, high school, or equivalent to high school graduation. The second is Korean Chinese, if students have Korean Chinese (Topik) level 4 in China, they can directly apply for university professional courses, students without language foundation need to study the language in Korea for another year, and then pass the interview or written test of the university to enter the professional course.

Students with the same conditions will be more likely to be admitted to Korean universities than students who study languages in Korea and apply directly to schools in China.

The tuition and living expenses in Seoul, South Korea are about 80,000 yuan a year, and the cost in surrounding cities is about 40,000 yuan.

First of all, it is definitely possible, because there is no restriction on the age and academic qualifications of students to study in South Korea, even after graduating from high school, students can apply to study in South Korea, so after graduating from junior college, students can apply to study abroad.

After graduating from junior college, you can study in South Korea, as long as the college diploma is real and valid and recognized by the state, you can apply to study in South Korea.

If you don't know if you can apply successfully, you can look at the grades of the successful applicants to know if you can apply, and you can also see which majors they have applied for and the requirements of specific majors. You can enter your results into the Voluntary Reference System.

There are only two options for college students to study in South Korea:

First: After graduating from a junior college in China, enter the undergraduate course by taking the examination for college promotion, or self-examination. After undergraduate diploma and degree certificate to go to, you can apply for Korean master's course.

Second: After graduating from a junior college in China, you can apply for an undergraduate transfer in South Korea, enter the second and third years of undergraduate studies in a Korean university, and obtain a bachelor's degree certificate and degree certificate from a Korean university after graduation (in Korea, it is a double degree in one). Then you can choose to apply for a master's degree to further your studies.

The landlord can use the study abroad volunteer reference system to see how many students in the system who are similar to your situation have successfully applied for this school or those majors, and see how many of their minimum scores can be admitted, which is a bit similar to the college entrance examination voluntary filling reference system, you can also do accurate positioning for yourself, and see what level of colleges and majors you can apply for if you do not meet the requirements of this school with your current conditions.

There should be no restrictions on academic qualifications for studying abroad.

College students can go to South Korea to study, that is, the usual transfer students, undergraduate transfer is the most commonly used way for college students to study in South Korea, which can not only save the cost of studying abroad, but also impact the first-class universities in South Korea, improve their academic qualifications at the same time, and achieve a double harvest of study abroad background. Most of the Korean universities accept post-secondary education, such as Korea University, Yonsei University, Sungkyunkwan University, and other top Korean universities.

Requirements for college students to apply to study in South Korea:

1. Nationality requirements: The applicant and his parents are non-Korean foreigners. If you have multiple nationalities, including Korean nationals, you are not considered a foreigner.

2. Educational requirements:

The requirements for academic qualifications for college students when applying for undergraduate transfer can be divided into two parts, one is the requirement for the number of years of previous educational experience, and the other is the requirement for the final academic qualification.

1) Educational experience requirements.

Completed 12 years of formal education equivalent to elementary school, junior high school, and high school in Korea.

2) Final academic qualifications.

Final academic requirements are divided into the following two scenarios:

Three-year full-time junior college: In this case, you are generally promoted after graduating from high school, and you can apply for a transfer undergraduate junior year when applying to study in Korea.

Five-year full-time junior college: This situation is equivalent to 3 years of secondary school + 2 years of junior college, so when applying to study in South Korea, some institutions can apply for a transfer sophomore and some can transfer to a junior year.

However, it should be noted that whether it is a 3-year or a 5-year program, only full-time junior colleges can apply for undergraduate transfer. And only graduates (or pre-graduates) can apply.

3) Professional requirements.

It is possible to change majors for Korean undergraduate transfers, but it is recommended that the majors should not span too much, and generally change majors mainly in humanities, social sciences or business.

3. Language requirements: Most Korean colleges and universities require TOPIK level 4 or above when transferring to undergraduates, and some majors have higher requirements for Korean, such as news media, Korean and other majors basically need TOPIK level 5 or above. Similarly, the better the school, the higher the grade, the more likely it is to be admitted.

If you want to know how many prestigious universities you can apply to in South Korea at your level, you can enter your basic information (GPA, language scores, majors, college background, etc.) into the study abroad volunteer reference system, and the system will automatically match the cases of students in a similar situation to you from the database, and see which universities and majors they have successfully applied for, so that you can see what level of colleges and majors you can apply for at your current level, and accurately position yourself.

You can refer to the public. Numerous. [Study Abroad Selection System], enter the industry and other conditions, you can query the cases of students who are similar to you, and see which colleges and majors they have applied for.

You can also filter according to your study abroad goals, and see what backgrounds (how many points in language scores, what is the school background, what major, GPA, etc.) are in your target university and major, and then compare your own situation and formulate general goals and directions.

If you study abroad, you can give yourself a position through this study abroad positioning system, enter your GPA, major, language scores, school background, etc., and the system will automatically match the cases of classmates in the database who are similar to you, and you can see which schools they have applied to, and understand the TA's handling agent and final admission results, so as to provide reference for your study abroad plan. Combined with their own situation, they can also have a general positioning.

You can also check according to the study abroad goals, and see what backgrounds (how many points in language scores, what is the school background, what major, how much GPA is the GPA, etc.) of your target universities and majors, and then compare your own situation and formulate general goals and directions.

The conditions for studying in Korea are:

aReceived 12 years of formal education and obtained a high school diploma (some schools include technical secondary school, vocational high school, and technical school).

b. Under the age of 25, undergraduate graduates can be relaxed to 27 years old.

c. Have the financial ability to pay for studying abroad. (Generally, a fund guarantee certificate of 8-100,000 yuan is required).

The main cost of studying in Korea.

Tuition fees (may vary depending on the school you are applying to).

Tuition fee for language courses in Korean universities: 4-60,000 RMB per year.

Tuition fee for professional courses in Korean universities: 2-30,000 RMB per year.

Living expenses: about 20,000 yuan per year, the cost in the Seoul area is 20% higher than in other areas.

Overall: All expenses for a year: 4-80,000 RMB per year (depending on the school, the cost varies).

Studying abroad has always been a dream for many people, but many countries do not accept applications for technical secondary schools and vocational colleges, so you can actually apply to study in South Korea.

How do students from the third school apply to study in Korea?

Now many Korean universities have begun to accept applications from students from three schools, who can study languages or apply for professional courses, so that domestic students have more choices, but the limitation is that the schools they apply for are limited, and there are also individual colleges and universities that do not accept applications from students from three schools.

You must know that all Korean undergraduate colleges and universities are biased towards accepting general high school graduates, and even if the requirements for accepting students from three schools are very strict, it is recommended that students from three schools study in South Korea first, first study a three-year junior college, and then transfer to the third year of undergraduate colleges and universities after obtaining a college degree.

In addition, I would like to remind you that the application time for international students from Korean universities cannot be more than two years before graduation, and the graduation of undergraduate students cannot be more than three years, so it is recommended that students who plan to study in Korea should start applying for Korean studies within one year of graduation.

Regarding other questions about the application to study in Korea, I have also made some sorting out below:

How do I apply for a master's degree program?

If you want to study for a master's degree in South Korea, you need to obtain an undergraduate diploma and a degree certificate, you can first obtain a bachelor's degree at a Korean university and then apply for a graduate program to obtain a master's degree.

How to study in Korea without language foundation?

Even if you don't have a foundation in Korean, you can study a one-year language course at a Korean Chinese Chinese language school, and then pass the interview and submit the application materials to enter the university.

Or you can also study in the preparatory department for studying in Korea first, and apply to study in Korea after one year of preparatory study. For example, HDC Korean language class.

HDC International Education has established cooperation with many domestic universities such as Peking University, Jilin University, Changchun Institute of Technology, and the School of Optoelectronics, and has opened study abroad classes in South Korea, Japan, the United Kingdom, Australia and the United States.

HDC's Korean Language Course is a half-year program (one semester). The training goal of the half-year school type is to lay the foundation for domestic and improve abroad. Due to the strong teaching force, scientific and reasonable curriculum, first-class teaching level, and strict daily management, the students cultivated not only have strong language skills, but also understand Korean society and etiquette, and can integrate into the study and social life in Korea as soon as possible, and have excellent performance in overseas studies.

Therefore, this class enjoys a high reputation among the top Korean universities, and the graduates of this class are the objects of admission to Korean universities.

3. What are the Korean University of Arts?

There are many Korean art universities, such as Konkuk University, ** University, Hongik University, Kyung Hee University, etc. The more popular courses for Korean art majors are visual design, industrial design, fashion design, fiber design, interior design, ceramic design, etc.

OK. College graduates applying to study in South Korea are similar to domestic college upgrades, which are often referred to as undergraduate transfer (transfer), and generally accept applications from domestic and foreign full-time college (pre-)graduates. The recognition of part-time college degree in the application for studying in South Korea is relatively low, and many schools have made it clear that they do not recognize foreign self-examination, online school, distance education, and Chengye Dongren education in the enrollment brochure of major universities in South Korea.

Most colleges and universities in South Korea have opened undergraduate junior transfer courses, and a small number of schools have opened sophomore transfer courses, such as ** University, Korea International Chinese University, Dongguk University, Kookmin University, etc. The specific grade transfer courses that can be applied for are mainly evaluated by referring to factors such as professional span, language scores, and elective credits during the junior college period.

Korean undergraduate transfer programs have relatively high requirements for applicants' Korean language proficiency, generally requiring TOPIK level 4 or above, if you want to cross majors, study popular majors or apply to prestigious Korean universities, you need a higher level of language scores to improve the success rate.

First of all, it can be clear: college graduates can go to South Korea to study, if your college is a three-year program, you need to study in South Korea Dachun from the third year, through two years to obtain a bachelor's degree. After that, you can choose to find a job or continue to study in graduate school, and you can't be sure of your Korean language level at the moment, but if you reach level 4 or above, you can directly enter the major; If you don't have a basic knowledge of Korean, you need to take a language course in Korea first.