I am now working part time SP in Singapore, and I want to go to study during my break, what school i

First, what is your highest education now?

Second, how well do you speak English? If English is OK, there is more room for choice If English is not good, you can choose a school with a Chinese curriculum to read.

Generally speaking, under Singapore's new policy, a bachelor's degree is sufficient. Therefore, you need to inform us of your positioning.

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After graduating from high school, then there is a lot of choice.

In fact, what is the purpose of choosing Chinese or English courses for you? Because eventually when you go for a job, people won't think you're good at English just because you're taking an English course, and they're not going to think you're good at English because you're taking a Chinese courseOn the other hand, the real knowledge you learn can be useful in your future work is the key.

So I suggest you come to the school and we talk to you about your study plan and see what kind of path is right for you.

Learning English is the best, but the school is uneven. If you're interested in English! Some schools can handle ** certified diplomas.

It depends on your starting point, and the time of studying part depends on your personal starting point in China, and the school requires the issuance of the highest academic certificate.

First, you have to ask yourself what your interests are.

Generally speaking, to study in Singapore to get a diploma, it is best to teach in English. Diplomas taught in Chinese will be less recognized.

I recommend going to Malay, 1) Malay is a multilingual nation-country, where you can have a better language environment to go to our school!! Malaysia is not suitable for learning, English will be bad! Singapore comparison.

Since I haven't read much before, why not try to learn something about technology?

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The technical secondary school will come here to go to a private school to make up for English for a year (the tuition fee is 40,000 yuan, and the living expenses have not been added, it is estimated that you will get 100,000 yuan a year), and you will get a college diploma in 3 years at the O level.

Basically, I'd advise you to dismiss this idea.

Now that I'm 22 years old, it's not easy to get my diploma again.

Hello, you are a college graduate, in a foreign company, English is okay, right?

What is your major?

You can choose to work in brand sales and hospitality services.

I have a detailed brochure in my space, you can go and find out...

Start reading the language first, and if your English is good, it's up to you what you like, but in Singapore it seems to be all day except for language schools.

It depends on your own thoughts, if you want to try it, it is better to fight, if you give up because of the risk, then, you don't regret it, whether it is worth it depends on your inner thoughts, you still have to seriously consider whether you believe in yourself, and estimate your ability, choose an answer that you are willing to answer. (ps The above is just my own thoughts, just for reference).

I think it's very unpragmatic, 3 years ago, I was still willing to be able, but since 2011, Singapore has tightened the immigration policy, and the salary bottom line of the EP pass has also been raised, and even it is difficult for EP to apply for PR.

What is your current education? The SP work pass is not too difficult to apply for, as long as the salary can reach S$2,000 per month.

I think it's worth it, and it will be of great help to improve myself and future development.

There are a few recruitment brochures in my space, you can go and see if there is a suitable one for you...

It's not very pragmatic, to be honest, now that the domestic development is so good, why bother to seek the near and far. Besides, you're not just a laborer and a low-status person, especially now that Singaporeans are increasingly rejecting Chinese immigrants. You won't be happy working in this kind of environment, think about it!

Friend, if you want to get a useful diploma, it's best not to go to a private school, because many private school diplomas are not recognized by the Ministry of Manpower in Singapore, that is to say, you can't apply for SP If you want to further your studies and find a public school such as Nanyang Polytechnic National University, if you just want to make money Apply for a work visa directly, in fact, although SP can theoretically apply for PR, but the income does not reach 30,000 Singapore dollars per year, which is basically hopeless, so don't listen to bad intermediaries, you can ask me if you need to.

Like you, I also want to go to school for a year and a half, I'm only 16 years old, are you studying now?

OK. Go to a technical school and turn in immediately.

At what age did you drop out of school? During secondary school?

OK. As long as you have, faith.

For an SP EP pass with a monthly salary of less than S$5,000, you cannot apply for a DP for your child, and if your child wants to come to study, you can only apply for a student pass. In kindergarten, the probability of success in applying for a student pass is very low, the reason is very simple, you can't apply for DP If you can apply for a student pass, then everyone will bring your child over through this way, and the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Manpower are the same in this regard; Studying in ** primary and secondary schools, children can apply for a travel visa to come to Singapore to take the AEIS exam, and after passing, enter ** school, the possibility of applying for a student pass is relatively large, and you can study here with a student pass; If you study in an international school or a private school, you have a lower chance of applying for a Student's Pass.

Can the husband and wife apply for a student visa if they are SP and their combined salary exceeds S$6,000?