How about Canberra UCELI?

Roughly for you to calculate, the consumption is as follows:

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Food: provided you cook your own food. I'm around 55 a week (fresh fruits and vegetables; Meat is relatively less to buy, because it is a big box, and I can't eat it for half a month, and the chicken wings are good, so I only buy them every time; Milk yogurt cheese, big love), but the handsome American guy in the same room costs 100 (because they all buy semi-finished products, such as quick-frozen pizza) 6 2 1 ]8 a& z3 l1 z; n6 |6 ^ u

3。Transportation: Student card monthly pass 45?

Not very clear. Living close, walking every day, singing all the way: the bear over the hillside, the bear over the hillside.

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5。Other expenses: clothes and shoes, daily necessities, these personal differences are too great to say.

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It's definitely good. Go if you can.

Canberra is a typical rural city, the whole city is flooded by large woods and hillsides, only the city center can be seen like a city, Canberra is Australia's highest per capita income level, the lowest crime rate, the highest level of education, and the employment rate is also good, because the entire city is only 320,000 people, and the living area is scattered, so the job opportunities are much less than Sydney and other big cities, but you can still find it, you can go to the restaurant opened by the Chinese at the beginning, but the salary is small, and it is very tired, It's about 8-10 yuan per hour, and you can try to work at a foreigner's place in the future, which is about 12-16 yuan per hour.

Canberra is the capital of Australia, so it's definitely okay.

It's easy to work as a laborer in a foreign country.

If you think Australia's per capita GDP is more than $60,000. You should know the level of consumption.

What's so good about Canberra. Do you know that your English is average, and then learn English well.

Level 4 is not enough, it is better to go to university in the past and have an IELTS score of 6. Part-time jobs can cover living expenses, but it is very stressful and difficult. One of my classmates solves his living expenses by himself, and he has no rest for a week, waking up at 6 o'clock in the morning and sleeping after 12 o'clock at night.

It's not that she can't rest, it's that she can't rest, otherwise she will go on living. And if the part-time job affects the study, the gains outweigh the losses!! So I think if you're not the kind of person who is really powerful, has great self-control, and has average economic conditions, you should not come here.

There are more people who can't finish a good university

If you go out of high school, the cost is too high.

In your case, you can work hard in China, learn English well, and cultivate the ability to live independently.

Then wait until after graduating from high school.

Practice your English hard.

Work hard to earn money. If it's someone from Sichuan, I'll send you money.

Students can bring 40kg of things, first bring the ones to be used, there is the opposite season of these two, and the rest of the things that are not used for the time being will be shipped by post office EMS and shipped by sea, which will take about 45 days. You can save a lot of money, and there is door-to-door service on both sides.

I checked all the shipping companies and it was the cheapest and most convenient. Because I went to Melbourne in July. I'm going to bring all the kitchen supplies with me.

There are a lot of clothes, quilts, and luggage for the four seasons. I write in a small notebook every day, and I write down whatever I think of, and yesterday I wrote "needlework, nail clippers".

Preparation!!

If you live permanently and cook your own meals.

It is recommended that you bring a kitchen knife!!

It's so expensive over there.

If you have a lot of luggage, take the train. If there are too many, I will send some to the past, and the shipping cost is not high.

By the way, if there is anything that is not commonly used, throw it away.

1 The accounting of the University of Canberra is relatively average, and it is certainly not good, but it is not so bad that it is not bad 2 Canberra has a dry weather and a large temperature difference between day and night, which is completely different from the Central Plains. It's a bit like the climate of a desert region.

3 part-time jobs are good, serious search or can be found, but certainly not as much as Sydney and Melbourne 4 living expenses this thing is too much, when I live in Sydney every month in addition to the messy entertainment only about 700, now living in Melbourne about 800, but generally speaking, it is still about 1000. And the cost of living in Canberra is not low, and the price is not cheaper than that of Sydney Melbourne. The only advantage is that the embassies and consulates are there, and the security is very good.

1。It's okay.,Anyway, you know the profession of accounting.,Hunger doesn't die.。。。

2。Dry, a little cold, similar to the Central Plains.

3。It is not easy to work part-time, after all, there is not much demand in small places, and there are not many opportunities.

4。The cost of living is 80% of Sydney. 1000 always has to be spent.

Located in the southeastern part of Australia, it is the capital of Australia.

Canberra is the capital of Australia.

Australia, south of Sydney, north of Melbourne.

Southeastern Australia 150 east longitude and 35 south latitude.

There are three main ways to get from Sydney to Canberra: by plane domestic flight; Trains: Countrylink trains; Coaches such as greyhound, a greyhound

Of course, the plane is the fastest, but the free baggage is generally only 20 kilograms, and your excess weight is estimated to add more than 100 Australian dollars, and ** air tickets are generally only 79 Australian dollars for early morning flights, and ordinary flight tickets are about 150 Australian dollars, depending on whether you think it is cost-effective.

The train sits at Sydney** railway station, and the Greyhound bus station is also at ** railway station here, the fare seems to be around 60 80 Australian dollars per person, and I haven't sat on how much luggage I can bring, but it is estimated that 20 must be there, and the excess weight part should be added within 50 Australian dollars. The journey time by train and car is about 3 hours.

It is recommended that you contact a person who picks you up on the Internet, and the pick-up and sale of rock excitating machines here is about 30-50 Don't look for jujube search for expensive socks and then directly charter this car to Canberra for two or three hours**plus dozens.

If you get off the plane in order to save money, there is a train directly to the central at the airport After arriving, you will train to Canberra, ** it will be very cheap, a total of thirty or forty But it is recommended that you contact the airport for the first time, it is safe and convenient.

Some schools offer free pick-up and ask the university you are applying to.

Introduction to Canberra, Australia Australian cuisine has developed its own style--- using unique stone fruits, fruits, spices and plums, as well as local meats and seafood, to create amazing dishes. Australia's seafood is world-renowned, with local tuna often exported to Japan to make sushi, and prawns and fish also eaten in large quantities in Asia. At any offshore restaurant, you can enjoy Australian abalone, oysters, king crab, lobster or balmain bug (a type of sea crab).

In addition, Canberra can taste dishes from all over the world, such as local Aboriginal cuisine, Arabic cuisine, British cuisine, Italian cuisine and Chinese cuisine. There are a lot of Chinese restaurants in Canberra. Of course, just like other big Australian cities, Canberra's street feasts also have plenty of Western-style fast food outlets, such as:

McDonald's, KFC and many more. Australians frequented it at noon, making it the "number one choice for working meals".