What is a middle school with foreign children like?

List of schools below the middle school level that accept foreign students in Beijing.

1 19 2004 10:55:40 China Investment Service Network.

Beijing Huiwen Middle School.

The Second Affiliated High School of the Normal University.

Beijing Foreign Service Vocational High School.

The High School Affiliated to Capital Normal University.

Beijing Luhe Middle School.

Beijing International Art Study.

Beijing Shichahai Sports School.

Beijing No. 55 Middle School.

Beijing Fangcaodi Primary School.

Beijing World Youth High School.

Beijing No. 80 Middle School.

The High School Affiliated to Chinese People's University.

Haidian Teacher Training School Affiliated Experimental School.

Beijing No. 94 Middle School.

Beijing Yucai School.

Dongcheng District Vocational Education Center School.

The High School Affiliated to Peking University.

Beijing No.19 Middle School.

Beijing Beichangjie Primary School.

Hong Kong. Hong Kong's middle schools, middle and high schools are all in one school. The school is an English middle school, with English as the main language of instruction, used to teach economics, mathematics, chemistry, physics and other subjects.

Most middle schools have branches, and most have four clubs, and students are assigned their own clubs as soon as they enter school.

Taiwan. Of the more than 500 high schools in Taiwan, only about 30 are single-sex schools, and more than 70 percent of Taiwan's top 20 high schools are boys' or girls' schools. The subject courses in high school are:

Chinese language, English, mathematics, physics, home economics, life education, national defense and other subjects.

Macau. Macau has 15 years of free education, which means that only universities have to pay tuition fees. Schools in Macau are all "one-stop", from kindergarten to high school, as long as you pass the score, then you don't have to worry about school problems.

The main subjects taken by high school students in Macau are Chinese, English, mathematics, physics, chemistry, history, geography, and Portuguese is an elective course in some schools.

Xinjiang. Schools in Xinjiang are divided into ethnic language schools, such as Kazakh language schools, Uyghur language schools, Chinese language schools, Mongolian language schools, etc., as the name suggests, each school is taught in its own ethnic language. Since the promotion of bilingual teaching, various bilingual classes have emerged, except for the Chinese language, which is the national language, and the rest are Chinese.

Elective system in foreign secondary education system: Taking Australian secondary schools as an example, high schools generally adopt the elective system, Australian high schools are generally two-year system, and the first thing to do when entering high school is to choose the courses to be taken in high school.

Foreign high school students choose a variety of courses: some are interested in a certain subject and want to go to university for further study; Some want to study vocational education courses (TAFE) after graduation, and choose employment with vocational qualification certificates such as chefs and electricians; Some students have not decided whether to go to university or vocational courses, and most of these students go straight to the labor market after graduating from high school.

Australia's high school curriculum is also very diverse, taking into account students' interests and future career development. For example, in the case of high schools in the capital's Kan Xun Peila area, there are four types of courses for students to choose from: university entrance courses, high school general courses, vocational courses and personal interest courses.

Generally speaking, students choose five to six courses in order to earn enough credits to meet the graduation requirements. Course selection is related to whether students can go to university in the future and what major they choose. The elective system abroad avoids courses that students don't like and are relatively weak, and allows students to focus their limited time and energy on the courses they like and have advantages.

How should Chinese students choose courses when they want to go to college after studying high school abroad? The key is to analyze the strengths and weaknesses of your own learning, the most important thing is that these five to six main courses can generally only be selected from the courses required for university admission. Some students who are good at liberal arts and want to study international relations, media, law and other majors in university in the future, such students only need to choose liberal arts courses; On the contrary, it is not necessary for students who are good at science to choose courses such as history.

Some college majors require applicants to have taken certain basic courses in high school. For example, if you want to study biochemistry in college, you have to take courses such as chemistry in high school.