I m going to school in Vancouver, Canada next September, and I have some questions to ask

-, I'm also going to Canada next year to study in my third year of high school... But not to Vancouver. There are too many Chinese, and they are not very good at learning.

Vancouver. The climate is mild and humid all year round. But it's also quite cold when it's cold.

Internet access, I don't know if you live on campus or go to hostfamily...If you live on campus, you should have a computer room. If it's hostfamily, it's wireless Internet access (I don't know if hostfamily will charge extra).

However, it is still recommended to buy this book in China, and bring it with a higher configuration. Mobile phone,I read on the Internet that Nokia's can be used.。。 The mobile phone card will not work...

Canadian telecommunications companies are mainly Rogers, Telus and Fido. I don't know much about the charges. Whew, but you can go to Canada to buy an iPhone.

Prices. Well,It's expensive.,Try to bring what you can bring from the country (bring all the messy daily necessities) Of course, if you're rich, you can do whatever you want.。。 Part-time job - It seems like 20 hours a week...

I don't know the salary... Maybe someone will tip you when you work part-time.

Figure- -uh, stress- -uh, it doesn't matter...

IELTS TOEFL is whatever.,Anyway, I'm learning TOEFL.。。。 I find IELTS more difficult. Subjects, choose what you are good at, and what you are interested in. Well.. English,Or memorize more words.。。。 Listen more ...

That's it.

You can see for yourself.

2.Internet access is easy and the school has a computer room. If you use your own computer, you need to bring your own cable.

3.It's okay to communicate basically, but as for what you study, you have to learn your major.

4.As for prices: since the exchange rate is so high, prices are high relative to the domestic market. Some are still very cheap though, depending on what you buy and where you buy it. As for your underage job, you will need to apply and negotiate with your school.

5.If you're afraid of the cold, bring more winter items. If you are short-sighted, bring your own essential things. Because I often eat bad stomach, I always bring medicine.

6.Don't worry about it at all. You've got a long way to go.

7.Some schools require TOEFL, and some can do both. As for the standards required, each school is different.

If you pass the school's standards, you can go straight to college. If you don't pass the test and don't want to take the test, you can also choose to take an English course at the school. But I recommend going through it, taking their English classes is time-consuming and costly

And then congratulations.

1. The weather is cold, so it is recommended to bring thick clothes.

2 Internet access is OK, mobile phones are recommended to buy over there, some mobile phones in China can not be used.

3. Improve your professional vocabulary and use it in school.

4. Part-time jobs are not allowed in Canada, and prices are very high.

5. Bring clothes or something, don't bring electronic ones. Bring more clothes, the ones over there are ugly.

7. IELTS and TOEFL are both recognized in Canada, depending on which university you want to go to.

Vancouver is rich enough to bring enough money!

What happened to Vancouver? Isn't there a lot of people yearning for Tsinghua University and Peking University in China! When Chinese go to a foreign country, they should first bring self-confidence, have the courage and spirit of not being afraid of difficulties and withstand setbacks, even if you join Canadian citizenship, isn't it also called "foreign Chinese"?

The point is that when you go abroad, you represent the Chinese, and your words and deeds are seen by foreigners, as long as you don't embarrass us Chinese! I don't know how the landlord's academic performance is? The Chinese who go abroad are very polarized, either too good to be better, or too bad to be worse.

The landlord doesn't want to be reduced to the second category, right? Then take out the spirit of the high school entrance examination, study hard, review your homework, and strive to take the lead in the foreigners' middle school exams, so that the foreigners are convinced! As for the content of the entrance exam, the school in Vancouver you apply for must have regulations, and you can call ** to consult.

You're going to school in a foreign country, so you won't even worry about the phone bill, right? What's more, it's about your personal future!

To sum up, students should focus on learning, and the same is true for foreign countries. Achieving the best academic performance is the best way to increase students' sense of achievement. I hope that the landlord can study outside the house and strive to obtain a master's degree or even a higher degree.

If you have a lot of potential, work there after graduation, work in research institutes and the like, which is one of the most successful life goals for Chinese to make a living in a foreign country. The landlord doesn't want to learn nothing, right? The only consequence of learning nothing is regret!

Finally, I wish the landlord can meet the nobles in Vancouver, get twice the result with half the effort, and achieve success as soon as possible!

High school is generally the second month of the ant to enter the training and staring at the collapse of school, and now it is too late to apply for February 15.