Are there any requirements for high school grades to study in Australia in the second year of high s

High 2, so have you finished high 2?

In fact, it doesn't matter if you don't finish reading rice, because as long as it's not the college entrance examination, the final grades of high school 2 can be written casually (depending on the specific situation of the school), I was very serious about asking the school for my grades, and then the head teacher gave me a blank piece of paper, saying, according to your own ideas, how to write the grades, I signed after writing, and after finishing, I handed it directly to the high school in China, and the school didn't look at it and stamped it. Hehe. Relatively lucky.

But if you want to go to university in Australia, you must have a Chinese high school diploma. Otherwise, the university won't want you.

And... If you come to Australia now, you can only start from Grade 11 (equivalent to Senior 2), and you can't directly study Grade 12 (Senior 3) because their college entrance examination starts in Grade 11.

Or choose to study the preparatory department, which should be possible (but I belong to the above situation, so I don't know much about the preparatory department).

University? Of course, all grades are required. Mostly English. Now IELTS is generally required with a score of 6, if you don't get a score of 6, you have to learn the language for 10 weeks (expensive, although I didn't learn it, I'm lucky.) Hehe.

I suggest that you better find a trustworthy agent. They'll tell you what to do.

Good luck!

Generally, as long as you pass, but of course, good schools have high grade requirements, and the better the school, the higher the tuition fee, my friend is studying in Australia for an undergraduate, and he pays 800,000 first.

The main purpose of Australian schools to recruit international students is to earn money, as long as you spend the money, the grades are passable, if the IELTS is not enough, then you have to study the language for a period of time.

Australian undergraduates: 60% or above in the college entrance examination, and more than 80% can apply to top universities such as G8. The language of instruction in Australian universities is English, so applicants for studying in Australia must provide qualified English scores, generally IELTS and TOEFL.

The minimum IELTS must be reached, G8 colleges generally require IELTS, and some professional language requirements are higher, and students who do not meet the language standards can also apply for language direct promotion classes. The University of Canberra accepts Chinese college entrance examination results, and students can apply for admission to UC undergraduate programs directly through the college entrance examination results.

Students who have not taken the college entrance examination, or whose grades are not satisfactory, do not have to worry. By enrolling in a range of pathway programmes at UC College, you can also successfully enter the programme of your choice.

The University of Canberra is a young university that has been established for less than 50 years, but the school's world rankings, whether in terms of faculty, facilities, or graduate employment rate, student satisfaction is not inferior to that of any century-old school.

The University of Canberra, abbreviated as "UC", is one of Australia's emerging comprehensive universities, a member of the Association of Commonwealth Universities, founded in 1967 and located in Canberra, the capital of Australia. The University of Canberra has a strong reputation for its emphasis on the need for specialization in applied research and teaching programmes. The flexible and diverse teaching model offers internationally recognised degree programs that include accounting, business administration and information technology.

Summary. Hello dear, you can't apply for an Australian high school without your usual grades. Hope to know.

To apply for an Australian high school, you need to meet the following three conditions at the same time: first, you will refer to the child's previous academic experience and grades, such as graduating from grade 7 in China and applying for grade 8 in Australia, you need to refer to the child's usual subject scores in grades 1-7, which is generally required to be 75% and above, and individual schools will require 80%-85%; Second, the age of the student will be taken into account, generally no more than 15 years old for 7th grade, and no more than 19 years old for 11th grade (except for Western Australia, which has special age requirements); Third, it will refer to the student's language scores, and generally IELTS and above or AEAS 80 or above or TOEFL 59 or above will be required for direct admission to high school (IELTS scores recognized or required by individual good schools are not excluded). Of course, if the student is unable to provide the above English scores, he or she needs to take a 20-week language course before entering the high school course, and after passing the language course, he or she can also move on to high school.

Can I apply to an Australian high school without usual grades?

Hello dear, you can't apply for an Australian high school without your usual grades. Hope to know. To apply for an Australian high school, you need to meet the following three conditions at the same time:

First, it will refer to the child's previous academic experience and grades, such as graduating from grade 7 in China and applying for grade 8 in Australia, you need to refer to the child's usual subject scores in grades 1-7, which is generally required to be 75% and above, and individual schools will require 80%-85%; Second, the age of the student will be taken into account, generally no more than 15 years old for 7th grade, and no more than 19 years old for 11th grade (except for Western Australia, which has special age requirements); Third, it will refer to the student's language scores, and generally IELTS and above or AEAS 80 or above or TOEFL 59 or above will be required for direct admission to high school (IELTS scores recognized or required by individual good schools are not excluded). Of course, if the student is unable to provide the above English scores, he or she needs to take a 20-week language course before entering the high school course, and after passing the language course, he or she can also move on to high school.

In summary, we must provide our usual grades before we can apply for Australian secondary school qualifications when other requirements are met.

If you usually have poor grades, can you apply to high school?

The usual score is 75-85

If you can't reach it, there is little hope, dear, you still need this level range of usual results.

Then there is a way to apply if the grades are too poor.

Generally, we recommend that you make up for your usual grades and improve them before applying. Otherwise, the probability of success is too low. Kiss.