How about studying in the UK after graduating from high school

There are four ways for high school students to enrol in a UK undergraduate.

1.Senior 3 graduates can apply for admission to the Diploma Year 1 program, which is an expedited course, according to their academic qualifications and English proficiency. After passing the exam, you will move on to your sophomore year.

The Year One Diploma programme is generally designed by the university and contains all the subjects of the first year of university and is taught by a university lecturer for one year of study.

2.Senior high school graduates can also apply for a 12-month A-level express course (senior one students need to complete a two-year A-level course in a British high school), and during the study period, they can choose 3-4 courses as subjects according to the university major they want to study in the future. Finally, pass the A-level examination (equivalent to the British college entrance examination) and apply to any university in the UK.

3.For high school graduates with excellent high school grades, more and more British universities are offering international Year One courses for Chinese college entrance examination candidates, such as Coventry University, Northumbria University, University of Sunderland, University of Northampton, etc.

lz can refer to the study abroad volunteer reference system [search *** "study abroad volunteer reference system"] Enter the major and other situations, 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.

It is good for high school students to study in the UK for the following reasons:

1. The social environment is stable and safe.

Britain is a safe country, there is one thing that the United States allows but China does not allow, everyone can guess what it is, and the United Kingdom is also prohibited, which is tantamount to a guarantee from a security point of view. And the security of British universities is also readily available, and basically schools will be placed in the safest places in every city.

2. A good educational environment.

The British education system has a long history, with a history of more than 700 years of development, and after this long time, British education has a perfect education system, and its educational strength and level have a strong strength and solid foundation. Like the United States, the educational environment in the United Kingdom is very good, even slightly better than the United States, and the British classical British style, culture and art,**, theater, literature and fashion are all world-class.

Considerations for studying in the UK

1. Do not speak Chinese casually during class.

Being in a foreign land, if there happen to be Chinese classmates in the same class, it is simply the happiest thing. Many students unconsciously speak Chinese when chatting and discussing in class. In fact, this is very easy to arouse the disgust of students from other countries.

In an English-speaking environment, where you speak Chinese all the time, they will find it awkward, they will feel that you are not friendly and open enough, and you are rude. Therefore, when there are British people, try to speak English.

2. Don't just bring your mobile phone but also cash when you go out.

Mobile payments in the UK are not as common as in China, and many merchants still only accept cash. Many stores will also have a minimum consumption limit when swiping a credit card, because the handling fee for swiping a card abroad is very high. In addition, only cash can be purchased for public transportation.

Therefore, you can prepare a coin purse for yourself and take it with you at any time, which is convenient for spending.

3. Remember to smile.

Even among strangers abroad, if they accidentally meet their eyes, they will nod and smile. So if the other person smiles at you, don't be surprised and don't be afraid, it's the other person who is showing you kindness. You just have to smile and go back.

The locale is one of the significant advantages of high schools in the UK. For example, more than 80% of the students at Abbotsholm School are from the UK, with international students coming from China, Egypt, Germany, Spain, Canada, Japan and Africa.

Students use English to communicate in their studies and daily life, and the immersive language environment can cultivate English thinking.

Parents who choose an international education path want their children to broaden their horizons and develop an international perspective on the platform provided by the school, and British high schools enjoy an advantage in this regard.

For example, Abbotsholm School often organizes short-term trips to Manchester, Nottingham and Liverpool on weekends, to London and York to experience British customs, to visit various fashion exhibitions, football matches and basketball games, and students to see the natural landscapes and customs of different parts of the UK.

In addition, students are offered international adventures, such as sea kayaking in Sweden, cross-country skiing in Norway, and crossing the English Channel to France.

Thanks to the abundant teachers and complete hardware facilities, local secondary schools in the UK will provide more diverse choices in terms of curriculum.

Abbotsholm High School offers a wide range of A-Level courses including Agriculture, Art and Design, Biology, Business Studies, Chemistry, Design and Technology, English Literature, ESL, Equestrian, French, Geography, History, Mathematics, Further Mathematics, Performing Arts, Dance, Physics, Psychology, Spanish. The rich and diverse curriculum gives students a wide range of options to meet the learning needs of most students.

Students who grow up in the UK education system will be more "preferred" by UK university admissions officers to a certain extent, and their letters of recommendation will be more recognised.

Abbotsholm School works with a number of universities in the UK, and university admissions officers regularly visit the school for information sessions. Students can meet face-to-face with admissions officers from prestigious universities to understand the admissions requirements of their target institutions and prepare for college applications in a targeted manner with the advice of admissions officers.

As a typical elite private school in the UK, Abbotsholm sends a large number of students to the G5 and Russell Group every year. In the 2021 application season, more than half of the school's students were admitted to Russell Group universities.

Studying and living alone in a foreign country, do you also have anxiety and suffering, do you also worry that you will not be able to adapt, and even have psychological problems?

On the surface, the life of an international student seems glamorous, but in fact it is full of the double pressure of schoolwork and life.

Generally speaking, the psychological problems of international students will be reflected in language barriers, study pressure, cultural differences, etc. Many international students in the UK are not accustomed to eating local food, feel that they can't keep up with their coursework, can't integrate into the local circle of friends, and will be affected by negative emotions for a long time, resulting in psychological problems.

In this case, you must not keep yourself in your heart, and it is important to ask for help.

Usually, Yushen School will have a relevant psychological counseling department and teachers, and feel free to contact them.

British schools pay great attention to the psychological state of students, and professional teachers will help students out of psychological difficulties. If you don't want to ask the school for help with your English, it's a good idea to talk to a guardian. The guardian's duty is not only to contact the school and parents, but also to care for and care for the child.

Most guardians have studied abroad themselves, so they are more able to understand the psychological state of international students and have more experience in dealing with this environment, so it is also a good way to talk to your guardian if you have any questions. <>

Generally, to apply for a UK undergraduate, you need three things: academic score (Alevel), language score (IELTS) and PS. It would be nice if there were also extra points such as IGCSE results, competitions, activities, additional exams, etc.

If you do not have academic results or do not meet the requirements of the target school, you can consider studying for preparatory courses, but it is best to take the A-level test in China, and you will have an academic score basis. (Studying for an A-level in China is more affordable than studying for a preparatory department in the past, and it is not so easy to graduate from a preparatory department.) )

PS usually find a reliable study abroad agency teacher to help tutor, basically there is no problem; The language score (IELTS) depends on whether the subject's English foundation is good or not, some people take the test at one time, and some people repeatedly brush the score ......And the most important thing to solve is Alevel, because it is a completely different system from the domestic high school curriculum, and it takes a certain time span to choose 3-4 courses to study and take the exam.

Is it difficult to take the college entrance examination or A-level?

Compared with the domestic college entrance examination courses, A-level needs to learn a wider range of content, but in terms of knowledge depth, the requirements are relatively low. Moreover, the college entrance examination has just ended, and the knowledge of various disciplines is still fresh in my memory, and it is basically no problem to study A-level at this time in terms of academic transition. In other words, most of the students who have studied in high schools in China can do A-level subject questions, such as mathematics, physics, chemistry, and biology.

What's more, as long as you choose 3-4 courses to study, you can choose the field you are good at.

From the perspective of subject difficulty alone, A-level is not as difficult as the college entrance examination. In particular, the CAIE Examination Bureau has issued questions, and the content of the assessment is basically found in the test questions of previous years, relatively speaking, the brushing questions are also "traceable", and there are still many opportunities to get high scores.

How much time does it take to study A-level?

Generally speaking, it takes 2 years, one year AS, and one year A2. But we have encountered a lot of people here who come to study A-level after failing the college entrance examination, and many of them have completed two years of content in one year and have also achieved good results.

Applying for this refers to the fact that students in the UK generally require a transcript of three years of high school, as well as an IELTS score.

There's another year you can work on. College entrance examination scores are also important.

If you usually have time, you can sign up for a weekend IELTS training course in the local area, but it is not possible to do without an IELTS score.

I'm also a sophomore in high school.

It's my junior year of high school in September this year.

But I'm going to England in July.

Go study abroad. If you really plan to go out.

The school will take 2 months off.

Assault IELTS. I went to A-level.

You can look up high schools in the UK online (I went to high school. You can then find the application method, requirements, and form on the school's website.

Of course, you can also find an intermediary.

But none of the schools in the agency are very good.

I've looked for it before.

It's not as good as my current school.

And it's too far off.

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