High school graduation Spain, how many years to attend high school in Spain?

Well, generally speaking, you should go to the local admissions office to open a college entrance examination certificate.

I used it when I got a visa, and I had to go to the notary office to do it fairly.

It is more difficult to have no college entrance examination scores, and the usual grades are useless.

It's up to you to get a study visa.

Doing the formalities yourself is to go to the embassy for a visa by yourself.

That's a lot of material.

You may also be required to provide a letter of acceptance from a Spanish university.

That's what I do anyway.

I haven't heard of any high school where you can come to Spain to study, who do you all listen to, it's really alarmist.

Spanish universities have to pass exams, and if you graduate from university, you can prove your credits (you have to translate well, and it will only be useful after double certification).

Unless you have immediate family members in Spain, it is another matter, because your family can help you apply for residence (do family visits - you cannot be more than 18 years old), and those over 18 years old can only apply for work residence (many of them are rejected now) without 100% certainty.

I also went there to study abroad, and I only knew that I must have a domestic graduation certificate after asking, and then I could apply for a higher level, so I got a college certificate and applied for a master's degree at that time.

You don't have to take the test to go to university here. It seems like this, anyway, unlike China, reading some books is the same as grabbing money.

Now there is a new policy, I heard that as long as you have a Chinese high school diploma, you don't need to take the college entrance examination to go to university here.

However, the language aspect still has to be overcome.

How much does it cost to complete a language preparatory course in Spain?

Spanish high school is 2 years, which is different from China, but it is actually 3 years. Why is high school actually 2 years, because Spain has a junior high school system, junior high school is 4 years, Chinese students go to Spain to study high school after finishing the third year of junior high school, students need to start from the fourth year of junior high school, and our domestic junior high school is 3 years.

In terms of academic system, the school system is basically based on private high schools and international high schools, and public high schools cannot apply, because public high schools are attended by Spanish locals, although the fees are low, but they are not open to Chinese students to apply, unless they have Spanish relatives or even Spanish nationality.

The overall language teaching in Spain, the first year of private international high schools in Spain is English teaching, the second and third years are Spanish teaching, which is equivalent to you starting to read from the fourth year of junior high school, although they have Spanish courses, but on the whole they still use more English, and will use English to make a transition, and the second and third years are Spanish teaching, which is the real first and second years of high school.

Let's talk about the situation of further education, students' annual academic performance is judged by credits, and after completing enough compulsory courses for relevant credit elective courses, they can choose to take the Spanish college entrance examination and enter the university after graduation, which is a way. The second way is that if you have the intention of going to other countries, you can apply to other countries through the college entrance examination results after graduating from Spanish high school, because in the whole field of EU countries, Spanish high school results will be recognized in Europe.

Speaking of the curriculum of high school, the curriculum of private high schools and international high schools is basically divided into two aspects: arts and sciences, and in science, it is divided into more detailed engineering, mathematics, biomedicine, economics, etc., which are basically two categories. Spanish high school is taught on a credit basis, and the fourth year of junior high school is basically an introductory language study and some basic philosophy and literature courses. There is no need for exams from the fourth year of junior high school to the first year of high school, and you can complete the credits of the fourth year of junior high school.

Unlike in the country, high school in Spain is only 2 years old. If you are in high school, you will start to divide the arts and sciences, and if you are in high school, you will start to divide the arts and sciences. There are five compulsory courses in the liberal arts:

Chinese, English, Philosophy, Physical Education, Latin or Mathematics (it will be a relatively simple mathematics, basically statistics); You can choose two electives: Contemporary World History, Literature, Economics, and Greek; Add two or three specific courses such as Fine Arts, Technical Drawing, Second Language, Information and Communication Technology, etc. For science subjects, there are language, mathematics and English (mathematics in science is more difficult, it is pure mathematics), philosophy, and physical education; Electives include Biogeology, Technical Cartography, and Physical Chemistry.

Again, add two or three track-specific courses. There are a total of 10-11 courses in high school. In the second year of high school, there is also a compulsory course, which is Spanish history, and then there is no physical education class.

However, depending on the situation of domestic students, in general, international schools are chosen. Casvi International School is well worth visiting. Its IB curriculum may also be more scientific and comprehensive in terms of curriculum.

If you apply to universities in the future, it is better to apply.

In recent years, many domestic students have begun to declare to study abroad when they graduate from high school, and Spain is the country with the most declarations among these students, why do so many students declare the country? Let's take a look at how it would be to study in Spain after graduating from high school!

Many students think that Spain is better than the rest of the country, both in terms of education and life, so why do so many domestic students apply to study in the country? In fact, there are certain advantages to studying in the country.

How about studying in Spain?

There are two main categories of situations that apply to study in the country, one is a high school graduate student with a domestic unified examination score, and the other is a high school graduate student who does not have a domestic unified examination result, the following is a detailed situation about these two aspects:

There are domestic unified examination results:

Generally speaking, as long as the applicant's UEC score is 350 or a flash, he can apply to go to the country's undergraduate university (but he must pass the language test of the declared school before he can be directly enrolled).

There are no domestic UEC results:

There are two ways to solve this problem, one is to take the entrance examination for foreign students in the country, but I still do not recommend this method because this method is more difficult and all of it is Spanish, so this method is not chosen unless students with very good grades and Spanish are also very good.

Sometimes there is no way, due to one reason or another, the applicant does not have the results of the unified examination, at this time, in addition to the method mentioned above, there is a simpler way, that is, to declare to study in the country's high school, and after the completion of the study, you can directly apply for the country's undergraduate university (you can successfully declare without any exam), but it will take 1-2 years more. And the cost of study and the level of consumption in the country are very low, so it is not a bad thing to read the right books in the country for a year or two.

That's all you need to know about what it's like to study in the country after graduating from high school. Thank you for visiting!

The annual college entrance examination is about to start, and many high school juniors will choose to study in Spain after graduating from high school, so how to choose to study in Spain after graduating from high school?

Option 1: Students with college entrance examination scores can equate the Chinese college entrance examination scores with the Spanish college entrance examination scores (5 points pass, 10 points out of 10) through the Spanish distance education network. Experts point out that only students who pass the passing score have the right to apply to Spanish universities. Such students can apply for "language + major" dual enrollment in public universities.

Option 2: Students who do not have a college entrance examination score can choose to take the college entrance examination for foreigners in Spain. Although the Spanish college entrance examination has lowered the standards for foreign students, it is still very difficult. Most of the children who enter Spanish universities through this route are children of overseas Chinese who have been in Spain for many years.

Option 3: Studying in a higher education college, there is no need to take an exam for admission, and after three years of study, you can transfer to the corresponding stage of a public university.

Option 4: Choose a private school to study.

University students (including junior college students): Students who have taken the college entrance examination, have a university admission letter, and have completed part of the university courses.

Option 1: Apply for similar or similar majors, and the credits will be evaluated by the department. Generally, 15 to 60 credits are sufficient.

Option 2: Do not accept credit evaluation, you can apply for any major and start from scratch.

1. Spanish.

With the popularization of English, small languages are more scarce and more expensive, and they have more employment advantages.

2. Super cost-effective.

You don't need to spend hundreds of thousands or millions, you can enjoy high-quality European higher education and experience the environment and life of developed countries.

3. The threshold for studying abroad is low.

Whether you plan to continue to apply for a bachelor's or master's degree after completing your studies, or simply want to study Spanish in Spain for a period of time, you can travel to Spain without barriers.

4. International vision, travel all over Europe.

A large number of international exchange opportunities and travel opportunities, students can travel freely to and from Schengen countries with residence and enjoy preferential ticket policies for students.

5. Enjoy the rich sports, art and cultural resources of Europe.

Spain is very rich in sports, art, and cultural resources, and in terms of sports, it goes without saying football, Real Madrid, Barcelona, and Atletico Madrid ......

Since the Spanish embassy and consulate currently require applicants to interview in Spanish, applicants must have certain Spanish listening and speaking skills before going abroad.

1. After graduating from high school, take the college entrance examination in China (the college entrance examination score is 400 points, reaching the domestic two-book admission score line) and be exempted from the college entrance examination of Spanish universities. If you have a score of less than 400 in the college entrance examination or have not taken the domestic college entrance examination, you need to take the Spanish university college entrance examination for high school graduates.

2. To study in a language school in Spain, you must complete 500 hours of basic Spanish language study in China, and you must reach the A2 level of Spanish course in order to pass the visa requirements.

3. Basic requirements for admission to undergraduate courses in Spanish universities; A: Spanish courses are generally divided into 6 levels: A1; a2;b1;b2;C1 and C2, so the language must be at level B2 (approx. 12-18 months).

B: Applicants who have reached the B2 level of the Spanish course can enter the pre-university course (about 12-18 months). Many universities in Spain have language centers that not only teach foreign language courses to Spanish students, but also offer Spanish courses to foreign students going to Spain.

You need your college entrance examination score of 5 or more in Spain to enter the university, there is a conversion method, you can ask your agent. Then you will also need proof of your family's financial situation, such as your parents' income, and proof of your family's fixed deposits.

You haven't graduated yet, you can't apply yet, but you can use this time to learn Spanish, you first study 400 hours in a training institution, and then go to Cervantes to take the Spanish exam, so that you don't have to go to the preparatory department in the past, if you have any questions that you can continue to ask me, I will answer them patiently.

If you want to go directly to university in Spain, you must have a score of 400 in the left of the university entrance examination. What you should be preparing now is to study hard to get the college entrance examination scores, and it's not too late to wait until the third year of high school. I heard from a friend that Beijing cares for studying abroad in Spain and does a very good job, so you can go there and ask for details.

Conditions for undergraduate studies in Spain:

High school graduation with a full three years of high school grades and a pass.

Note: If you can graduate early according to the school system, your grades can be less than three years) You can get a high school diploma.

Students with a score of more than 338 in the college entrance examination (most provinces and cities) can use the college entrance examination score to apply for a bachelor's degree in Spanish universities, and there are many schools and majors to choose from.

Students with a score of less than 338 in the college entrance examination or who have not taken the college entrance examination can also apply, but the options are relatively limited.

The following are the instructions for applying for a visa:Depending on where your account is located, the material requirements vary slightly from consular district to consular district.

For example, the documents required for the visa to study in Spain in the Beijing consular district.