Who knows about Symford Business School and Cambridge College in Singapore?

This school is a pit man! Say it beautifully before signing up! When you pay for it, you'll be fine!

Love to learn or not to learn! Anyway, the school is managed by cowardice! There is not even a place to complain!

Waste me more than a thousand! It cost me 8 months! Didn't learn anything!

It doesn't matter if the money is paid.

Don't come, kid.

First, China does not recognize third-country qualifications studied abroad.

Second, if you want to enroll in a Chinese class, what are you going to do in Singapore?

English is the official language.

Thirdly, don't choose a school blindly, look at it for yourself, because I was deceived.

It's nothing good, Singapore's private school teachers, the educational conditions are very poor, and the diploma is not recognized by the Chinese Ministry of Education. Only sim is still supported by Singapore, which is not bad, it is considered to have a demolition campus, and the others are renting an office building, a few rooms, and a few tables. I really don't know why many Chinese are deceived by intermediaries, come to Singapore to study privately, talk about tuition fees compared with Australia, rent a house, compared with Wookiee UK.

It is even more difficult to stay in Singapore and find a job if you come here to study for a third-country degree, and if you return to China and do not recognize it. I'm not alarmist, this Singapore private school cheated Chinese students out of money, and there has been a lot of news about its closure, and there are still people jumping into this pit. Tone of the court.

It is recommended to apply for a major in computer science, e-commerce and UI design are very good choices, and the employment prospects are very wide.

I don't know this place, but if you can, you can go to see it on the spot.

Diplomas from private schools are generally not recognized in China, but there are a few exceptions.

Foreign countries are relatively less stringent.

Not recognized: Singapore only recognises a few public universities and 5 polytechnics.

With the exception of 5 polytechnics and 3 national universities, diplomas from other private colleges are not recognized.

The agency and you are all saying the best, but I can tell you that there are some companies here that have stipulated that they must be the most recognized polytechnic graduates in recruitment.

It can't be said that private colleges are bad when they come out, but it will be difficult to find a job compared to polytechnics, and it is not as convenient as polytechnics to approve PRs.

If you want to study in a private college in Singapore, it is best to find a private college with dual accreditation, which is more secure.

Cornford School of Business. Not quite admitted.