Take the child to Singapore to study, and the mother will accompany the student

Conditions for parents to accompany children to school in Singapore.

1. Students are between the ages of 6 and 16, and the relevant education authorities in Singapore will determine that if the student is at least 16 years old, he or she already has the ability to live independently, and if the student is over 16 years old, the accompanying mother will no longer be allowed to renew the accompanying visa. Students over the age of 16 who want to accompany their children to school can only apply for a renewable family visit visa.

2. After the student passes the transfer student examination AEIS or PACT, and successfully enters the **primary and secondary school, and gets the formal preparation of the primary and secondary school students, the mother can apply for the accompanying student, if the student is still in the preparatory course of the private college, the mother is not allowed to apply for the accompanying pass.

Parents who have children going to school in Singapore apply for accompaniment.

1. The student prepares for the transfer examination in the preparatory class and the mother enters the country with a tourist visa, which is valid for 28 days and can be renewed once in Singapore, and then the parents must leave the country and then apply to enter Singapore.

2. The mother of the student who has passed the examination to enter the ** primary and secondary school can apply for a companion pass, which is valid for 6 months - 12 months, and can be renewed according to the renewal of the child's student pass.

Parents accompanying their children to school in Singapore.

1.Copies of the first four pages and the last three pages of the mother's and child's passports, and four copies of each of the mother's and child's passports;

2.The child's birth certificate and the parents' marriage certificate (or divorce certificate) are attached;

3.Notarization of the student's domestic academic qualifications and grades;

4.Provide proof of deposit (more than 150,000 RMB, the more the better);

5.The employment certificate of the father and mother (fill in according to the template**, which needs to be stamped with the official seal of the unit) and the ID card of both parents.

Singapore** attaches great importance to parents' participation and communication in their children's education, and many teaching activities require interaction between parents and children, so for mothers (grandmothers) with accompanying visas, they are not allowed to work in the first year in Singapore. The accompanying mother (grandmother) can apply to the Ministry of Labour for a special work pass to work in Singapore one year after the student is enrolled.

Singapore allows spouse accompaniment and parental accompaniment, but the latter must be a maternal relative of the child under the age of 16. In addition, Singapore allows accompanying mothers to work, and accompanying mothers can apply for a special work permit from the Ministry of Labour to work in the country one year after the student is enrolled in the country.

Reading accompaniment, as the name suggests, is to accompany the child to read. Broadly speaking, accompanying reading is a kind of behavior in which parents participate in the whole process from life to learning. In a narrow sense, or what parents generally call accompaniment, it is the behavior of parents or teachers who accompany their children to write homework and guide them after school.

Nowadays, accompanying reading has become a phenomenon, and there are four main types of accompanying reading: life companionship, supervised companionship, comparison companionship and blind companionship.

Singapore vigorously implements the study abroad policy of "mother and child accompaniment". "Mother-child accompaniment" is the embodiment of Singapore's first-class policy of "recruiting talents and starting from a young age", that is, cultivating bilingual talents who adapt to the development of Singapore from an early age, and at the same time allowing accompanying mothers to work, and the mother's income can meet the needs of children's schooling and mother-child life. Both public and private primary and secondary schools in Singapore are allowed to admit foreign students, and mothers of students under the age of 17 are allowed to accompany them in Singapore.

To study in Singapore, according to the relevant regulations, parents who hold a companion visa are not allowed to work in a year. One year after the student enters the ** primary and secondary school, the mother can legally work. But after all, in a foreign country, it is difficult for the accompanying mother to keep an eye on the work, so how should the accompanying mother overcome it?

First, with the primary purpose of children's education, mothers and children should try their best to exercise their independent living ability and learning ability, so that they can deeply integrate into the local society in the future, the so-called "take root, blossom and bear fruit", so Singapore itself hopes that Chinese families have enough economic ability to maintain their children's learning and life.

2. If the family's financial capacity is only enough for the tuition fees of international students, and the future survival and economic income of the mother must be dependent on the mother's work income, the mother must have the basic "work ability", the so-called "work ability" means that the working personnel must be able to complete the work assigned by the employer with all colleagues in the Singapore workplace, and work the same work, the same salary, and the same effect.

3. In order to be able to undertake the work arranged by the employer, Chinese mothers must adjust their mentality before going abroad, actively intern in the job they want to do in Singapore, and train basic movements, skills and proficiency, including corresponding basic language training such as listening and simple expression. Put yourself in the shoes of your employer, there is no employer in the world who doesn't like good employees!

Accompanying mothers can find a fixed job suitable for their ability according to their mother's education, language skills, age, physical condition and other conditions, involving various jobs in science and technology, manufacturing, ** industry and service industry. Remuneration varies from person to person, with a basic salary of S$700 to S$1,500 and overtime pay in multiples, and employers usually purchase personal accident and medical insurance in accordance with Singapore** regulations, and are entitled to 7 days of paid leave and 14 days of sick leave or 60 days of hospital leave per year. The mother's total monthly income from working is generally estimated to be about S$850 to S$2,000 per month, which can basically cover the new expenses of the mother and son.

Nowadays, many parents will send their children to study in Singapore, but the children are too young to be accompanied by their parents. So what do parents need to consider before choosing to accompany them to Singapore? Let me tell you.

If you want to go to Singapore to be a companion mother, you should consider the following questions before deciding whether to act.

01.It is necessary to be mentally prepared to deal with all kinds of difficulties

When I talk to my mothers in Singapore, I often hear the following words: "I didn't expect to encounter many unexpected problems when I came to Singapore. ”

The problems they talked about include all aspects of life, such as the terms of renting a house that are not well thought out, the school that the child goes to is not easy to take exams, and the requirements for finding a job are so harsh.

Think about it carefully, even in China, unexpected things will happen from time to time, let alone in a foreign country where you are not familiar with life and lack of help from relatives and friends?

Therefore, before preparing to go to Singapore to be a companion mother, you must be mentally prepared for this: no matter how thoughtful you are in China, you will still encounter unexpected problems in Singapore.

02.Obtain a professional diploma in China

Last year, Singapore's Ministry of Manpower announced that it had decided to stop issuing work permits to foreign mothers who accompanied their children to study in Singapore but did not have a professional diploma due to the current sluggish state of Singapore's job market.

After the introduction of this new regulation, the new accompanying mothers reacted strongly, in fact, even if this decision is not introduced, it will not be easy to find a job in the new accompanying mother.

Therefore, mothers who are going to Singapore to accompany their children to study and want to work should take a professional diploma in China before going abroad, so as not to be unable to bear the great pressure of consumption.

03.Proficiency in a certain level of English

Although there are many Chinese in Singapore, and they can live without knowing English, after all, English is spoken in the country, and if you don't communicate in English, it will bring great inconvenience to your life and make it more difficult to find a job.

Singapore is a very small country, and if you don't speak English, you're enclosing yourself in a smaller space with all kinds of opportunities.

In China, the tuition fee is cheaper, but it lacks a language environment; In Singapore, tuition fees will be more expensive, but you can learn and use them now, and the results are obvious. As in China, the content and tuition fees of English training courses are not the same, and the accompanying mothers can choose according to their own needs.

04.Mother and child should be aware of the cost of a year

Although the tuition fees charged by schools in Singapore are relatively low compared to other countries, and the accompanying mothers are allowed to work in the new country within a certain range, it is still recommended that the accompanying mothers plan their expenses well and be prepared.

The reason why Singapore has become the first choice for Chinese students is because Singapore has many unique advantages, such as bilingual education, young students, beautiful environment, good social security, Chinese majority, easy adaptation to life, etc. If you're thinking about sending your child to study in Singapore, start preparing now!

Parents who want to accompany their children to study in Singapore must meet the relevant conditions. So what are the conditions for accompanying primary schools in Singapore? Children should be 3-16 years old.

If they are over 16 years old, they will be considered capable of living independently. Parents can no longer accompany them, and in the second year, parents can legally work, but they can only work in technology, manufacturing, ** and other industries. Here are the details of the number of stools.

1.Students are aged 3-16 years old. Students who have reached the age of 16 are considered to be able to live independently by the Singapore Education Authority.

If the student has reached the age of 16, the accompanying mother will no longer be allowed to renew the accompanying visa. For students over the age of 16, mothers who want to accompany their children to school can only apply for a renewable family visit visa.

2.Once a student has passed the training, passed the AEIS or PACT exams, and has successfully entered a Singapore** primary school, his mother can apply to accompany him. If the student is still studying at a private college, his mother cannot apply for a Singapore accompanying permit.

Singapore has a special policy that allows mothers, grandmothers or grandmothers to accompany them to study in Singapore. This policy allows students to study in Singapore with real peace of mind and complete their studies in a solid manner. After entering ** primary and secondary schools, the mother can apply for a Singapore Companion Pass and can legally work in Singapore for the second year.

Mothers have fixed jobs that are basically suitable for their abilities according to their educational background, language ability, age, physical condition and other conditions. The types of jobs involve technology, manufacturing, **, and service industries. Generally, the basic salary is between S$700 and S$1500, which can basically guarantee the expenses of the mother and child in Singapore.

1.Students aged 7 or above can apply for P1 directly without any examination. Government primary schools in Singapore open in January each year, and students can apply by April of the same year at the latest.

After the application is successful, they can change classes. Students who apply after April will be admitted in January of the following year. According to the Ministry of Education, school-age children are required to register for the following year's primary school enrollment starting in June of each year.

Although Singapore schools emphasize the principle of proximity to enrollment, in fact, most Singapore schools adopt the principle of "alumni" + "proximity enrollment". In addition to living nearby, the applicant's older siblings and parents also need to be alumni of the school.

In Singapore, parents need to keep their primary school transcripts, graduation certificates, primary school examination transcripts, etc. to prove that they are enrolled in the school and to provide sufficient evidence for their children's successful enrollment. Some people have figuratively said that primary school entry in Singapore is actually a "hereditary system".

If a student does not have a "hereditary" opportunity, parents can only volunteer for the school for a long time in the years leading up to enrollment.

2. Students who apply for grades 2-5 of primary school need to study in Singapore for 3-6 months of preparatory classes for primary school, and then take the primary school entrance examination AEIS in Singapore.

1. Students can accompany students studying in Singapore, but students are 3-16 years old, and the relevant departments of Singapore education will determine that if the student is over 16 years old, he or she already has the ability to live independently, and if the student is over 16 years old, the accompanying mother will no longer be allowed to renew the accompanying visa. If the mother wants to accompany her child to school, she can only apply for a family visit visa that can be renewed.

2. After the student has passed the training, the AEIST examination, and successfully entered the ** primary and secondary school in Singapore, and obtained the official ** primary and secondary school student pass, or the student entered or enrolled in an international school, the mother can apply for the accompanying pass, if the student is still studying in a private college for preparatory courses and preparing to enter a public school, the mother can not apply for the accompanying pass;

When children go to Singapore to study, the family asks Santong to accompany them, and they must meet the relevant conditions and accompany them to dig friends. It is necessary to have a K-poison passport, a certificate of good health and insurance to purchase other franks.

Clause.

1. Falsifying the reported domestic academic qualifications.

Due to the increasing number of students going to Singapore, in order to increase the chance of success of the visa, many technical school or technical secondary school students want to buy a diploma to apply, these students are mainly for the purpose of working, so the record in Singapore is not particularly good, and it is easy to be denied a visa.

Clause. Second, it takes too long to graduate in China.

According to the AEIS examination network, although Singapore is one of the Asian countries that does not require the number of years of graduation, the Singapore Immigration Department is still very strict for students who have graduated for a long time. There was once a student, graduated from a technical school, 25 years old, with 7-8 years of work experience, and the major he studied in school did not match the major he applied for, submitted the materials for the first time, was rejected, according to the immigration department put forward the reasons for the refusal of the supplementary application materials, the student conducted a strict review of the materials, provided a certificate of retaining public office, and provided proof of work and income, and provided a tax bill, and then the application was successful. It is not particularly easy to appeal successfully after Singapore visa refusal, so students who have graduated for a long time can consider making up for it with some remedial experience, such as correspondence college and night college courses, or apply for courses with higher technical content, especially vocational education courses, such as ACCA, Singapore is a country that focuses on vocational education, so the chance of success will be high.

Clause. 3. The proof of the parent's work does not correspond to reality.

Those who know about studying abroad should know that the most critical materials for studying abroad are materials related to the economy, and all materials that are linked to money will be carefully reviewed and reviewed. The most important of these is proof of employment and income. It is best not to issue a unit of parents' work and income certificates, and the annual income should add up to more than 100,000 yuan, which should be matched with other matching materials, for example, if the father is the workshop director of a state-owned enterprise, then it is unlikely that the annual income will reach 8-90,000 yuan.

The payment of the work certificate should be exactly the same as the company's letterhead, and it should also be consistent with the official seal.

Clause. 4. Conduct field trips to Singapore before school.