My son has just gone to high school in the UK, is there anything to pay attention to?

First, pay attention to local security issues and whether there is any discrimination against Chinese people.

Second, pay attention to the new crown epidemic in the UK, there are still hundreds of new cases in the UK every day, the epidemic is still very serious, and you must wear a mask when you go out.

Third, pay attention when making friends, don't tell others everything, and pay attention to knowing people and faces.

Fourth, there is no resumption of flights between China and the UK, and there are very few flights, so you should pay attention to which city in the UK the plane arrives in, generally London, how far away from your son's high school, and how the school picks up the plane.

Fifth, go to high school in the UK, pay attention to the accommodation issue, whether to live in a host family or a student dormitory, if it is a host family, what do the parents of the host family do, and what other students are in the host family. If it's in a school dormitory, who lives with your son. Student dormitories are generally two-person rooms, and there are rarely one-person rooms.

Basically, it's enough to pay attention to these five major issues.

1. Learning.

Foreign teachers rarely tell you directly after sorting out the knowledge points, but they will guide students to think and explore, so as to be more conducive to students' understanding and memory, which is the biggest difference between Chinese and English teaching methods, and students must learn to adapt to such a teaching mode.

Usually domestic students do not have the concept of preview, but in the UK, pevaluation is very important, before class, the teacher will give you some reading materials and preview homework, students must complete it on time, quality and quantity, otherwise it is likely that the teacher will not understand anything in class.

Second, life.

Participate in more group activities at school, make some friends to talk to, don't carry problems alone, find ways to ask for help from teachers and classmates around you, but pay attention to your own expression, cultural differences objectively exist, and try to understand and respect the expressions of different cultures.

3. Growing.

People who originally liked to be lively try to get used to solitude, while people who originally liked to be alone try to integrate into the group, which is the only way to grow up. Above!

What do you need to go to high school in the UK:

1. Age: about 16 years old.

2. Educational requirements: junior high school graduate.

3. Language requirements: Generally, British high schools require students to have an average score of more than 80 points, and for junior high school graduates applying for British grade 10 (senior one), many high schools require IELTS scores, and the top British high schools even require IELTS.

4. Written test: This is a requirement of most British high schools, which generally includes tests on mathematics, physics, chemistry and other subjects.

5. Interview: Many British high schools need to conduct a relatively strict interview with applicants, and British high schools attach great importance to interviews, generally online or face-to-face interviews conducted by admissions directors or principals.

6. Others: Have the ability to pay tuition fees and living expenses, the British high school Huaifan study abroad also needs the student's family to have a certain amount of guarantee funds, generally the British study abroad needs to have a guarantee fund of 400,000 yuan, mainly to prove that the student's family has the ability to afford the cost of studying in the British high school. Posture.

7. Have a legal guardian (under 16 years old, if there is no guardian in the UK, you must know that you live on campus).

One of the conditions that children must have to study in the UK is to have the ability to live independently. If parents want their children to study in the UK, it is best to consciously cultivate students' self-reliance, many students in high school in the UK choose to host their families, if students live in a relatively unfamiliar environment, they must have the ability to live independently, in order to better adapt to the life of studying in the UK.

1、Educational Requirements:A secondary school diploma (over 16 years old) is required for A-level courses;

Language Requirements: IELTS requirements are usually for or through the school entrance English test or plus a language course Pre-High School Course (IELTS score is preferable at the time of visa);

Affidavit of support: Guarantee: Annual tuition fee plus annual living expenses of about RMB 25-450,000; Form of financial guarantee: bank fixed deposit;

The above are the conditions for applying for a British high school, in the British high school entrance examination is divided into two parts: a written test and an interview, how to stand out, you can consult me

If you want to go to the UK to study A-level, you need to show the first year of high school in China, and the IELTS minimum score requirements are different for different schools).

About 35-400,000 a year in high school. A certain amount of economic strength is required.

If you just graduated from junior high school, you can only go there to study GCSE.