The way classes are held in foreign schools is urgent

National Primary and Secondary Schools in Malaysia, Monday to Thursday: 5 hours and 45 minutes.

Morning - noon.

Friday: 4 hours 30 minutes.

Morning - morning.

Saturday: No classes.

Sunday: No classes.

Foreign schools that advocate openness don't require hairstyles much in domestic schools. Foreign countries do not have very strict requirements for appearance, and it is completely possible to be a little personal. Hope it helps.

They didn't skip classes, they had less class time than us, they did their homework and went home for some activities.

If you come to Europe, you have to pass the language barrier, just like Germany, you can apply for universities at will after passing the language test, and you can learn whatever you want. But you have to study at a university in your home country for a year and a half. Of course, private universities are more expensive than public universities, and the tuition fee of public universities is more than 10,000 yuan a year, and another 10,000 yuan for food and housing, and 30,000 yuan a year should be enough.

Of course, it also depends on which city you live in. Dozens of old men in Germany are studying at university, and age is not a problem.

There are generally two types of people who go to study abroad, 1 with very good grades, and 2 with good family environment but bad grades.

Guess you should be the second type, Southeast Asia, choose Singapore, other best do not go (many places over there hate the Chinese, Singapore is strong) Australia, New Zealand is not bad in recent years, many to Australia, family conditions are very superior, you can choose to go to Europe or the United States.

Why go abroad if you don't have good grades, just study hard at home first.

It is possible to choose to go to Malaysia for an undergraduate visa easily.

If you want to go to that professor's graduate school, in addition to just showing him your English**, make him feel that you want to go to his lab and are interested in his topic or field. If a student recommends himself but just blindly shows me his articles or grades, I won't do anything because I don't see that he is eager to study and do research with me. These are my experiences, and when I applied in the past, I also asked for ceramics, and one thing is very important, you have to show that you are interested in him, how much you know about him, what ideas you have (for his field of study).

Just like a foreign student in class, the teacher will not give an answer, but the student will look up the information, discuss, and draw his own conclusions. Have yours checked out? Are there any obvious problems? And you can directly explain the purpose to him, don't beat around the bush, I hope it can help you.

You did a great job, insist on communication, you can ask for his advice, and make your ** better.

You can participate in the Chinese Teacher Volunteer Program set up by Hanban.

Application process: 1. Hanban will send volunteers to the education departments (education commissions) of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government or colleges directly under the Ministry of Education according to the requirements of foreign parties;

2. The education departments (education commissions) of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government or colleges and universities directly under the Ministry of Education shall organize relevant colleges and universities or relevant educational institutions to recruit and select volunteers according to the specific requirements of sending volunteers;

Hello, a teaching diploma here is definitely required to teach in Australia or New Zealand. In particular, kindergarten and primary school teachers, if they have not studied the relevant diploma here, the Chinese teacher's diploma is not recognized here, just like dentists. A teacher's diploma can be studied at the university here.

First of all, you must be fluent in the local language and obtain the corresponding local teacher qualifications. The majors you studied in college roughly match. It's better to have a letter of recommendation.

"Master Vivico" is a family comedy film directed by Donald Patery and starring Macaulay Culkin, Jonathan Hyde, Edward Herman, etc.

No matter which country there are more such movies.