Is it possible to accept junior high school students to study in Germany?

Yes, but you must pass the appropriate German language test (usually TestDaF) and you must have a guardian in Germany to protect the underage student.

Things to know when studying in Germany.

1. Daily shopping.

The main major supermarket chains in Germany are as follows: "Real", "Plus", "Lidl", and "Aldi". All supermarkets in Germany close at 8 p.m. and are closed on Sundays and holidays.

Although it closes at 8 p.m., the supermarket is usually left with very little merchandise around 6 p.m., especially fresh vegetables and bread. Fish and poultry products are processed in a quick-frozen way**, providing a small variety of food, just bake according to the standard can be eaten, and you can also go to ordinary supermarkets.

Fruits and vegetables in Germany are more expensive than meat, and there are very few types of vegetables in ordinary supermarkets, so it is recommended that you go to the Turkish market. The so-called market is actually a makeshift greenhouse that sells only cheap fresh vegetables and fruits.

2. German specialties.

To sum up, the specialties that can be checked are: Frankfurt sausage, Frankfurt cider, Cologne perfume. It's a good choice to save some money every month and buy it back to your relatives and friends when you return home.

Third, the consequences of losing the key are serious.

Going to school in Germany is definitely a guest, so don't lose your keys in your daily life. It is also possible to match keys in Germany, but this service has very cumbersome procedures, and the service agency will not assign keys to ordinary tenants, and if you lose it, you can only negotiate with the landlord to solve it. There are also locksmiths in Germany, but they all charge a high fee, with an average price of around 130 euros.

Fourth, daily life.

Toilets: There are very few dedicated toilets in German cities. Toilets in German restaurants are free of charge. Toilets at highway gas stations are usually paid for. Some toilets only have German signs. herrn

Men's restroom, dame women's restroom.

Postal: The postal sign in Germany is yellow. Station post offices in large cities are open 24 hours, and post offices in smaller cities are generally open Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. a day

00-12:00。Air mail must be marked with LuftPost, express mail must be marked with Eilpost, and stamps can be purchased at Tabak and Kiosk.

Communication: The communication signal in big cities is good, and the mobile phones that enter the 139 network in China can also be used in Germany, but the call fee is very high.

There will be cheap long-distance ** stations in big cities, where you can buy Asian **card play**, and you must dial the country code and city area code to China, such as: dial Beijing 0086-10- Take Berlin as an example, Berlin's long-distance ** station "European Center" has a ** kiosk that pays directly by credit card, which is generally located in the General Post Office or at tourist attractions.

Voltage: The German voltage is 220 volts, which can be used with domestic electrical appliances.

Impossible! First of all, you didn't graduate from high school, and you can't go to college anyway.

Take 10,000 steps back, even if you go in, can you learn it?

Tell me a little bit about German national policy. In order for Germany to maintain its position as a developed country, it must absorb outstanding talents from abroad to maintain its industrial status. However, Germany is a high-welfare state, and people who do not have high productivity or potential, but enjoy social benefits, are of course undesirable, so layers of screening are inevitable!