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I don't know much about what you said about Ansheng, but if you are studying in a regular preparatory school, as long as you work hard enough, you will definitely be able to enter a foreign school Now I will give you a few suggestions on the choice of preparatory class:

Is the preparatory department accredited by a foreign ** formal academic certification agency?

Does the Foundation Programme include a comprehensive academic curriculum for university study, rather than just English language learning (e.g. IELTS, TOEFL, etc.)?

Does the Foundation Year have a rigorous and professional academic quality control system, and is the quality of the course widely recognized?

Does the domestic partner university of the preparatory department have the qualifications for Sino-foreign cooperation in running schools?

Whether it is a course leading to a single or several universities in a single country, or an international pre-university programme with wide international recognition and is recognised by many universities. If you are already sure about the country and university you want to go to, you can choose the foundation program offered by the university in China, and if you want to have more choices and opportunities according to your interests, learning level and family financial ability, it is recommended that you choose an international university preparatory program that is recognized by more countries and universities.

Does the Foundation Year have an official endorsement from a recognized university, what undergraduate courses can I choose to study after the Foundation Year, and do universities have specific entry requirements for graduates of the Foundation Year?

Can I get the diploma and transcripts required for university applications after graduating from the Preparatory Department?

Whether the university provides professional advice on school selection during the preparatory course of study, and representatives of some accredited universities will generally come to the school for face-to-face lectures and interviews at a certain time.

If the answer to all of the above is "yes", congratulations on the first step towards a successful study.

Finally, if you are not sure, you can also ask your friends or parents who have studied in the domestic preparatory department from various channels to learn about their personal experiences and learn about the graduates of the preparatory department.

I guess I can go abroad.

After Ansheng completes the preparatory course for studying abroad, the future will definitely be good!

Do study abroad preparatory courses really work? What should I pay attention to when applying? Let's find out what the role of the preparatory course for studying abroad is, welcome to read.

1.What is the role of the preparatory course for studying abroad?

After graduating from high school and secondary school students, they must first study a one-year preparatory course for a bachelor's degree in Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom, New Zealand and other countries to study for a bachelor's degree, that is, a preparatory course, before they are eligible to apply for undergraduate courses. The Foundation Department has a complete set of courses in these countries, and through the study of the Preparatory School, international students mainly adapt to future university studies in terms of language, learning methods, cultural life, and learn some basic knowledge and study skills of the profession that they will study at the university level. International preparatory courses offered in China must meet all the standards of foreign universities in terms of teaching methods and teaching quality management.

Therefore, choosing a high-standard, guaranteed study abroad preparatory program is crucial for students' future development.

2.The Preparatory Course for Study Abroad is not English language training

The Study Abroad Preparatory Program is more than just an English language course to achieve satisfactory IELTS or TOEFL scores. Chinese students have already suffered a lot in terms of rapid English scores, and the most difficult thing for many young students to adapt to is often the broad, free and independent way of learning abroad after they go abroad. In addition to the necessary English courses, the high-standard preparatory course should also help students gradually liberate themselves from passive education and cultivate the spirit of active learning and independent research.

In addition, the high-standard preparatory course should also combine the characteristics of Chinese students to help students choose courses for future university majors, career design and major selection.

3.Duration and Visa Advantages

Although the difficulty of a student visa has been exaggerated by many study abroad agents, it is indeed a very important part of the study abroad process. Therefore, when choosing a preparatory course to study abroad, it is very important to carefully examine the visa capabilities of the institution. The evaluation criteria for this are on the one hand the length of the cooperative school, on the other hand, the reputation of the foreign partner institutions, and of course, the past visa results.

Beijing's oldest and longest-running preparatory course for studying abroad is only 3 years old, and its visa status over the years will be recorded at the embassy. Due to the uneven performance of some Chinese students studying abroad through study abroad service agencies, the selection of domestic educational institutions to jointly organize preparatory courses is becoming the focus of some foreign educational institutions to promote educational cooperation.

4.The cost depends on the real and the virtual

A good study abroad preparatory course is usually very expensive and naturally not cheap, but it is not necessarily more expensive than some seemingly low-cost study abroad preparatory courses. For example, the cost of some preparatory courses for studying abroad not only includes tuition and miscellaneous fees, but also IELTS test fees, and even accommodation fees, etc., and also saves the cost of study abroad services. Therefore, when calculating the cost of a preparatory course, it is important to calculate all possible costs together for comparison.

In addition, a good preparatory program for studying abroad will provide rare undergraduate scholarships to reduce the tuition fees for undergraduate study abroad.

Not necessarily, it depends on the school and your language level. However, it is advisable to take a one-year preparatory course before studying abroad.

The preparatory course, simply put, is a university preparation course.

Students are advised to take a preparatory course before studying abroad for the following reasons:

First, there is the difference between the education systems of China and the United Kingdom (mainly in England): it takes 16 years to complete undergraduate education in both countries, but the scope of 16 years is significantly different. China completes undergraduate education, it takes 12 years of basic education + 4 years of undergraduate study, and England completes undergraduate education, but it is 13 years of basic education + 3 years of undergraduate study, this difference in the education system is caused by the fact that students (high school students) who have completed 12 years of basic education in China want to go to the UK for undergraduate, many schools need to make up for 1 year of study.

Second, make up for the shortcomings of professional foundation courses. The A-level (equivalent to domestic high school) stage of British students has been divided into directions, such as business, arts, science, engineering, humanities, social sciences, etc., and students can study some professional basic courses according to the major they want to choose in the future. For example, in engineering, for example, at least basic courses such as mathematics and engineering are required, which are not covered in Chinese high schools, so preparatory courses also play an important role in supplementing the basic knowledge of the major.

Third, improve the language level. The early foundation courses need to be studied in the UK, and generally IELTS scores must be at least required to apply, if the English score does not meet the requirements, you also need to study English courses first, so language learning is also an important part of the preparatory department.

For the above reasons, it is recommended that students take a preparatory course before studying abroad.

Whether you need to go abroad to study preparatory college mainly depends on your current academic qualifications and the academic qualifications you are applying for, it is better that you are a college degree to apply for graduate school, you may need to study preparatory courses first, or if your language performance is poor, you may also need to study preparatory courses first, etc., if the landlord is not clear, you can go to the too stupid network to find it.

If you have plans to study abroad, it is recommended that students who do not have a particularly good foundation still choose to study in the preparatory department.

1. What is the preparatory department?Foundation year, the foundation course before university. The Foundation Year can also be divided into the International Foundation Year and the Foundation Masters Year.

Second, the role of the preparatory departmentThe role of the preparatory department is mainly reflected in the following two aspects:

Aspects of life: Studying abroad is a great way to experience a different culture and will help you adjust to living in a different country and face the challenges of studying.

3. Who is the Preparatory Department suitable for? 1.International Foundation Year:

Graduated from high school or completed the second year of high school and want to go to the UK for undergraduate studies;

2.Pre-Masters:

Three years of college graduation or undergraduate graduation without a degree, want to go to the UK to study for a master's degree;

After graduating from a bachelor's degree but not doing very well, I want to go to a prestigious university in the UK to study for a master's degree;

Graduated with a bachelor's degree but have poor language scores and cannot reach the level of direct master's studies;

4. What do you learn in the preparatory department? The content studied at the Foundation Year level is divided into three main parts:

1. Language reinforcement.

2. Training of learning methods.

3. Basic study of bachelor's or master's majors.

5. Is the preparatory course a must-read? Excellent academic performance and excellent language scores, no matriculation required;

Excellent academic performance but poor language score, taking language courses;

Poor academic performance, excellent language scores, and preparatory studies;

Not necessarily, as long as the English score (generally IELTS, TOEFL 95) passes the school's English requirements, you can go directly to graduate school without taking preparatory classes.

The preparatory courses are divided into domestic and international preparatory courses

International Foundation Year, as the name suggests, is to study in a foreign preparatory department, according to the foreign education model, more emphasis on students' self-learning ability. Usually full-time or half-day instruction. Some universities in the UK, Europe, Canada, Australia and other countries have launched their own international foundation courses, which admit international students from different countries.

It should be noted here that the United States does not have a preparatory department but adopts a "dual enrollment" policy) The international preparatory school is a very unstable education model due to its own characteristics, and international students should first have a comprehensive understanding of the international preparatory program.

The domestic preparatory course refers to the preparatory course program jointly organized by foreign universities and domestic educational institutions, and the teaching materials are still mainly English textbooks of overseas universities, and the teaching method is usually a combination of full-time, closed teaching, tutoring and extracurricular activities, so that students can achieve the ability to adapt to foreign university learning in terms of learning skills through one-year preparatory study in China. The classification of domestic preparatory courses is relatively fine, covering almost all kinds of majors at home and abroad, such as industrial design preparatory courses, animation preparatory courses, fashion design preparatory courses, etc., but the biggest problem is whether the domestic preparatory courses studied by students are recognized by many overseas schools, and because it is a cooperative project, there are many uncertain factors, whether it is suitable for themselves needs to be decided according to the other party's teacher strength, reputation, and teaching methods.

For more information, please refer to the preparatory section of the Study Abroad Supervision Network.

It is better if you have a college degree and want to apply for graduate school, you may need to study some courses in the preparatory department, or if you have a poor language score, you may also need to study the preparatory department to study the language courses first, etc

It needs to be divided into countries, some need it, and some don't, for example, the United Kingdom, Australia, and New Zealand are required in mainstream countries, and the United States and Canada can not be read, but they also need to provide IELTS scores when applying. Therefore, some students who go to countries that are exempt from the preparatory department will also study in the university's preparatory program for one year, learn the language, and meet the IELTS, TOEFL and other language scores required abroad.

The vast majority of universities in Commonwealth countries go through the pathway of preparatory courses and then go on to undergraduate, except for some universities that recognize the results of China's college entrance examination, such as the University of Birmingham in the United Kingdom, the University of Sydney, the University of Queensland, and the University of New South West in Australia. Then students who do not meet the corresponding requirements in the college entrance examination are bound to go on to undergraduate studies through the pathway of preparatory department. In addition to the study of English, there are also preparatory courses in the direction of business or engineering, and at the same time, the study of the preparatory department also plays a good role in the transition to studying abroad for undergraduates.

The TUFFC preparatory course offers language + preparatory courses (English for Academic Purposes, Advanced Mathematics, Calculus, Computer Science, Management, etc.) for foreign university undergraduates

The first consideration is the question of strength, if you think that you can apply to a better school without the preparatory department, you can go to the preparatory department if you like it, and don't go if you don't like it. Secondly, consider the issue of money, it is right to be rich and capricious. In the end, I still have an attitude towards the preparatory department, because the course is not easy at all, sometimes 2 ** in a semester can make people crazy!

Besides, if you can't adapt to this, don't think about going to the UK for graduate school. Moreover, British universities also have requirements for preparatory grades, and if you don't meet the standards, you won't be able to go to a British university, and it's very sad to not be able to get to the bottom of the two.

This needs to look at the results, some foreign schools are recognized by the domestic college entrance examination results, you need the college entrance examination results and language scores and the usual school results to apply, you can apply directly without studying preparatory courses, you can save time and costs; If you want to study abroad without preparing in advance, it is recommended to study the preparatory department, and then apply to the university with the results of the preparatory department, there are many schools that you can apply to; Or if you apply directly for a bachelor's degree abroad, some offers will state that you will study in a preparatory department first. Shanghai Lixin International's International Foundation Program at the University of London can be applied to most schools in the UK and Ivy League schools in the United States.

Study abroad, why study in a preparatory department?

The Foundation Department is a transitional course designed to help students adapt to the education system abroad. Due to the great differences between the current education systems of China and the West, and the fact that basic education and higher education span a large span in terms of knowledge structure and teaching methods, coupled with the differences in culture, language, living habits and ways of thinking, students who have just left the country often feel at a loss for the teaching and life of foreign universities. For these students, especially high school students, to study in a preparatory department is a necessary part of studying abroad.

The preparatory department can solve the above-mentioned "unadaptable" problems, so that students have the conditions for high school students to study abroad, and students can gradually become familiar with foreign teaching methods in the preparatory stage, overcome the language barrier, get used to changes in lifestyle, and adjust their psychological state, so as to lay the foundation for undergraduate learning.

"Five advantages" of foreign preparatory courses

Is it better to study in a preparatory department at home or abroad? What's the difference? What are the advantages of foreign preparatory courses?

Compared with domestic preparatory departments, foreign preparatory departments have obvious advantages. First of all, excellent foreign universities will not go to other countries to open preparatory courses; Second, in terms of language environment, domestic preparatory departments obviously cannot be compared with foreign preparatory courses; Thirdly, there is a gap between domestic preparatory courses and foreign preparatory courses in terms of faculty, teaching environment and quality. Fourth, there is an essential difference between applying for a university abroad and applying for a university in China, and the conditions for applying for a university abroad are better than those applying for a university at home. Fifth, if you go to a preparatory department abroad, the opportunity to go on to higher education and the room to choose a school are much greater and superior.

The preparatory department chooses "three looks".

So, what should I pay attention to when choosing a foreign preparatory department? Let's start with the course. A good preparatory course can cultivate students' language ability, research ability, learning ability, independent thinking ability, environmental adaptability, cultural adaptability, psychological adjustment ability, etc., not just language training and a few simple professional courses; Secondly, look at the teachers.

Excellent pre-university teachers usually have extensive experience teaching international students, and most of them come from institutions with strong education expertise; Third, look at management. The management of a successful preparatory department should be diversified and multi-dimensional, in addition to daily teaching management, academic counseling and life management are indispensable.