Study abroad in South Korea how to make money

Many people think that only rich people can study abroad, but in fact, many friends who study in Korea are from the working class, and they will work in South Korea while studying to earn living expenses.

Study abroad agencies understand that studying in South Korea is mainly for working-class families with low wage income, so most of the Chinese students studying in South Korea will choose to pay their tuition and living expenses in a work-study way, South Korea has no restrictions on international students' part-time jobs, you can work long-term or short-term jobs, there are many part-time jobs in South Korea, most of the Chinese students in South Korea choose to be Chinese teachers to teach Chinese, and they can also work as waiters in Chinese restaurants to provide authentic Chinese-style services, In addition, you can also work at construction sites, convenience stores, companies and other places, and the treatment will be different.

The holidays in Korean schools are generally relatively long, and under normal circumstances, the money earned by international students from part-time jobs can cover the tuition and living expenses for one year.

Chinese tutoring work: If you teach in a language college, you generally attend classes for 5-6 hours a day, and your monthly salary is about 7000-8000 yuan, and if you teach company employees or college students, it is generally about 60-70 yuan per hour. Working in a Chinese restaurant or coffee house

Generally, you earn about 8,000-9,000 RMB per month, and if you're lucky, the owner will take care of your food and accommodation while you're working. Work on construction sites: This kind of work is generally more suitable for boys, and they can generally earn about 700 yuan a day.

I think that the internship in the company during the vacation is a good opportunity for international students who want to work in Korean companies after graduation, but this requires a certain foundation in Korean, and you must be fully mentally prepared, and the boss of the Korean company will not lower the requirements for you just because you are a foreigner.

From the above, it can be seen that if you want to study in South Korea, you can't spend a lot of money, and study abroad agencies think that as long as you have a heart to study abroad and stick to your dreams, you won't succeed. In my spare time from class, I went to work in the society, learned experience, and earned living expenses.

Main fees and processing period for studying in South Korea 1. Tuition fee (varies according to the school you are applying to) Tuition fee for language courses in Korean universities: 10,000 yuan per year Tuition fees for professional courses in Korean universities: 30,000 yuan per year Living expenses:

At about 20,000 yuan a year, the cost in the Seoul area is 20% higher than in other areas. Overall: all expenses for a year:

Most schools open in March 6 9 December every year, and some schools 1 4 7 October Professional courses: generally March and September Admission requirements for Korean university undergraduates: 1. Must complete 12 years of education in China, that is, technical secondary school, vocational high school or high school graduation.

2. Meet the language requirements of the school and major. Undergraduate level 4 is generally required. 3. The application materials are complete (according to the specific material requirements of the school) In terms of fees:

1. First of all, you need a fixed deposit of 100,000 RMB, and provide the corresponding deposit certificate; 2. The cost of one year in South Korea: In the Seoul area, the total annual cost of design majors is roughly 9-100,000 yuan; Outside of Seoul, such as Ulsan, Busan, Chungju, Cheonan, etc., the total annual cost is about 5-70,000 RMB. This fee is relatively accurate, including tuition, basic accommodation, meals, utilities, geothermal, transportation and miscellaneous expenses, etc.

The annual cost of design majors cannot be less than 40,000 yuan a year, and the Seoul area is more than 70,000 yuan a year. Procedures for studying in South Korea: 1

According to your own interests and hobbies, you can preliminarily choose the school you want to go to. 2.Choose to do it yourself or find a legitimate agent.

3.Apply for a passport and prepare the documents required by the school. 4.

Apply to the school and submit the application materials (prepare the corresponding materials according to the requirements of the school) 5Participate in the unified interview of the school, and prepare to pay the tuition fee after admission 6Go to the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Korea to apply for a return visa 7

After getting the return visa, go to the Chinese embassy to apply for a visa 8Book your ticket to travel 9Students register and start their study abroad career Requirements for applying to study in South Korea:

At present, in the main study abroad countries, regardless of the situation of obtaining scholarships, if all self-financed, the approximate annual study abroad costs are as follows (without considering the factors of tuition fees and prices): South Korea: 100,000 RMB per year; The cost of studying abroad not only includes the cost of studying abroad, but also the cost of language training, application procedures, and study abroad agency fees before going abroad.

What are the requirements for admission to various universities in South Korea, you can use the study abroad volunteer reference system to see how many students in the system who are similar to you 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.

After changing the **, the recent investigation is strict, when you hit the **, as soon as you say that it is an international student, you don't want you, you can pretend that it is a black worker, and they will accept it. However, if you go to a language school, you won't be able to work part-time. When I was reading this lesson, I was very busy during school and had no time to work, so I had to work during the holidays.

100,000 yuan a year in Japan, 18-200,000 yuan in Australia. If you are in Japan, you need to take the Japanese test, and in Australia, you need to take the IELTS test. It depends on your family situation and your language level to decide which country you go to!

You can work part-time at both places. For details, you can consult the teachers of Weijiu Study Abroad or the International Foundation Department of Shanghai Overseas Chinese University, and they will guide you @!

If you want to know what universities you can apply to with your GPA, IELTS, TOEFL, GMAT, GRE and other scores, you can enter your own information into the study abroad volunteer reference system, and the system will automatically match the cases of students who are similar 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. The location address can be obtained from the public *public* account [Study Abroad Volunteer Reference System], or you can click it directly.

Generally, the tuition fee of a public university in South Korea is about 20,000 RMB a year

The tuition fee of private universities is between 10,000 and 10,000 yuan a year, and schools in Seoul are slightly more expensive. However, in order to attract international students, South Korea has established a policy of partial tuition reduction. In other words, if you have a language level of 3 or 4 or above, and then you can achieve a grade of 3 or above in each semester, a scholarship policy will be made based on your grades.

You can get 30% of the tuition fee waived, 50% and so on. Most universities in South Korea have such a policy, so the tuition fee of basic private schools is about 10,000 yuan per semester after counting scholarships, of course, first of all, you must not be lazy all the time, and you have to study a little.

2. Living expenses.

In terms of accommodation, like other countries, you can live in the school dormitory, or you can rent a house by yourself, ** the difference is not big, generally about 2500 yuan per month, and it will be more cost-effective to share a house outside. The cost of accommodation varies greatly depending on the region, but the accommodation fee in Seoul is about 1,500-2,000 yuan per month, and the local cities are relatively cheaper, about 800-1,000 yuan per month.

Eating out is about 50 yuan a day on average, and of course cooking by yourself will be much cheaper, and it will also give you a taste of home. The ** of Korean pork will not be very high, and a barbecue for two people will be less than 100 yuan, but the price of fruit will be relatively high, and watermelon will be about 70 yuan a piece. Overall, the average monthly food cost in South Korea is 1,500 RMB.