Graduate school in Spanish speaking countries is better at home or abroad

1.It's the latter, and it has to be frozen for at least three months, some schools require it to be frozen for half a year, and the requirements of schools are not the same as those of schools, and I had a friend who went to South Korea for 600,000 yuan.

2.Argentina is the most difficult visa to get, and if you want to learn the language, you still have to go to Spain. Or ask the school over there directly, there are very few graduate schools that basically can't study languages, you don't have professional knowledge in any major, and language is just the most basic.

Argentine schools still require a lot of strictness. And be careful if you find an intermediary, the diploma will be boring, some people in South America only know that they can't get a diploma after graduation, but they have been auditors for many years, a lot! Spain will be much better, and the threshold is low, so it is easier to apply.

Argentina has a long time to study for graduate school, and some majors cannot be graduated after 6-8 or even 10 years, and the threshold is high and it is difficult to graduate.

3.There is a bit of a problem with public security, and it is a good choice to go there to teach Chinese.

4.Chile is not bad, the people are also very good, it should not be difficult to apply to the school, the University of Chile is not bad, and it is very prestigious in Latin America.

If you want to learn Spanish, you still have to study in Spain. There are 49 public universities in Spain that can accept students, and the tuition fee is not much, 5,000 to 8,000 yuan a year. The cost of living is between 600 and 700 euros per month.

Hello lz

The Spanish student visa requires a 12-month account and a deposit certificate of 150,000 yuan, so we do not recommend students to go to Argentina or Mexico.

This is because there is no mutual recognition of academic qualifications in countries other than Spain.

Hope it helps

12 months of journal and 150,000 certificates of deposit for at least 3 months.

It is best to study in Spain, because it is more pure, and in Spanish-speaking countries, only Spanish degree certificates are certified by China.

PS: Personally, I think that the deviation between the pronunciation of Spanish in Argentina and the pure is too large, and many pronunciations have changed.

Summary. Dear ladies and gentlemen, whether you study Spanish as a graduate or teach Spanish as a foreign language depends on your personal interests and career plans. If you have a strong interest in Spanish language and culture and want to delve into the history, grammar, literature, etc. of the Spanish language, then reading Spanish Studies is a good choice.

However, if you want to become a teacher of Spanish as a foreign language, it is more practical to choose a major in teaching Spanish as a foreign language. This course will allow you to learn practical skills such as how to teach the Spanish language, how to design lesson plans, how to assess students' language proficiency, and more. In conclusion, you need to make a choice based on your interests and career plans.

Dear to you, whether you should study Spanish as a graduate student or teach Spanish as a foreign language depends on your personal interests and career plans. If you have a strong interest in Spanish language and culture and want to delve into the history, grammar, literature, etc. of the Spanish language, then reading Spanish Studies is a good choice. However, if you want to become a teacher of Spanish as a foreign language, it is more practical to choose a major in teaching Spanish as a foreign language.

This course will allow you to learn practical skills such as how to teach the Spanish language, how to design lesson plans, how to assess students' language proficiency, and more. In conclusion, you need to make a choice based on your interests and career plans.

In terms of employment, which is better to teach in colleges and universities?

For graduate students, the choice between Spanish Studies and Teaching Spanish as a Foreign Language depends on their personal interests and career plans. If you are interested in linguistics, literature, history, culture, etc., then choosing Spanish Studies may be more suitable for you; If you like education and working with people, then teaching Spanish as a foreign language may be more suitable for you. In terms of employment, if you choose to teach Spanish as a foreign language, then teaching at a university is a good choice.

Colleges and universities have a large demand for foreign language teachers, and the salary is relatively good, and they can also enjoy holidays and other benefits. However, to become a university teacher, you need to have a certain academic background and teaching experience, and you need to continuously improve your academic level and teaching ability. In short, no matter which direction you choose, you need to keep learning and improving your abilities in order to achieve better development in the workplace.

A master's degree in language is more promising for graduate studies abroad.

The goal is to continue to study Spanish and do research or become a teacher in the future: first, learning Spanish abroad (such as Spain, the United States) has a more language environment, more access to academic experts, joining good research projects, and obtaining research results. Secondly, at present, most of the teachers recruited by domestic universities need to have overseas study experience, and the returned overseas talents with overseas doctoral degrees basically start teaching directly with the title of associate professor.

If you want to change majors, studying abroad is easier to achieve the goal of intermajoring: many language majors choose to study abroad in media, education, economics and other majors, especially in the United States. Because the United States likes Spanish talents very much, with Chinese, Spanish, English skills, plus a knowledge background in media, education or economics, it will be a great advantage in the future whether it is the United States or domestic job search.

Finally, the scientific research strength and education level of foreign countries are still much stronger than those in China. To sum up, it is better to study Spanish for graduate school abroad.

If you don't want to go to a language school in Spain, then you can take the DELE exam in China, and you don't need to go to Spain to study in a language school if you want to go to Spain for graduate school (official master's degree), you must have a bachelor's degree and have a degree to apply!

Alas, there is nothing left. Just find an intermediary to pay the money, and the dele intermediate level should be able to apply. If you apply on your own, it may take a little longer. I've been studying Spanish for 5 years, and I don't think it's particularly good, but I want to learn English, but alas, it's ......

Come to Qingdao New Punctuation Foreign Language School, not only to help you solve the problems of the DELE exam, but also to give you a lot of professional study abroad suggestions!

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1. Apply to the school in advance, and receive the admission letter as the standard.

2 Secondly, there must be a certain amount of financial security, to make sure that you are able to pay and face any situation that happens to you in Spain, this is generally to have a fixed amount of funds frozen and the parents' stable income, the specific amount depends on the situation.

3. A lot of information needs to be impartialized and authenticated (such as the highest education certificate, identity authentication, no criminal record certificate, etc.).

4. If you want to study other majors, you need to prove that your language level has reached the level of the major you can choose, such as the relevant Spanish major level 4 certificate or DELE certificate, etc.

5. It is best to send an email to the embassy in advance to make an appointment and ask for relevant information, what they ask for is king.

As for the geographical issue, you don't have to go to Spain to learn Spanish, most of Latin America speaks Spanish (for example, Colombia's Spanish is considered the most authentic and the best), and its cost is much lower than going to Spain, such as Madrid, which is equivalent to Beijing, China, and the cost can be imagined.

Professionally, Spanish is now mainly in the direction of **, some engineering construction, resource development or building construction are popular, mainly depending on their own interests, after all, the employment prospects in Spanish are not bad, the competition is relatively less fierce, but there will definitely be changes after two years.

Hope it helps.

The better school in Madrid is the Autonomous University of Madrid, which has many majors, and the economic management in Spain is not very strong, but this school is still the best in the country after all.

In terms of tuition, depending on the specific major, it seems that there are some that do not charge tuition, and there are also those who charge a lot. In terms of living expenses, 12w a year is enough.

Masters in Spain are divided into official masters and school masters, as the name suggests, official masters are officially recognized, but it is not known whether the Chinese Ministry of Education recognizes them. Accounts vary.