ABC 10 in Canada in the second year of high school

1.The first step is to choose a school on your own, which is very important to avoid being deceived.

2.Go to the agent with your own purpose, even if the agent says that the private person is alive, you don't want to change it, and they will pay a commission for the school that is recommended to you.

3.Prepare the materials, this is not technical, just follow the requirements.

4.You have to go to high school if you don't have a diploma after your second year of high school, and you can't go to university in Canada without a language degree. Unless you have already met the academic requirements, some schools will prepare ESL courses for students who are academically qualified and have failed language scores.

Such as Waterloo, York, UBC. But your conditions, academic conditions, obviously do not meet the basic requirements of the university.

Hello, I just arrived in Toronto yesterday.

I started reading it in high school.

The first step is to find an agent. (I'm looking for an agent.) It's convenient. If you get it yourself, there is no guarantee), and then the agent will ask you to get all the information you need.

Then apply to the school、After a while。 A letter of admission will be sent to you.

Remember that it is best to make a few copies of all your things and keep them

And then hand it over to the Canadian embassy in Beijing or something.

Then there were months of waiting.

Then. Physical examination.

Then there's the visa.

Where are you going to read it?

You're going to be ready for a few years.

If it's 2 years.

In the first year, you will need to take Grade 11 English and TOEFL and Grade 11 Math and some professional courses such as (Biology, Chemistry, Accounting, Physics) You must choose what you like, and it must be the major you will take in the university in the future, and it must be Grade 11.

In fact, you don't have to worry about what your counsellor will say to you in detail in Canadian schools, and the Chinese in the school will also say it to you.

Personal opinion or language barrier, you can also find an agent, the agent can help you get a visa quickly. However, we are not responsible for the results of studying abroad.

You can also find a preparatory school for studying abroad, which can not only help you get a visa, but also be responsible for the results of studying abroad, including the student's airport pick-up and accommodation in Canada.

Preparatory schools can also help students buffer the psychological gap and help parents and students alleviate the pain of longing. The fully Canadian teaching environment helps students adapt to the Canadian environment early.

Saving money is also a major benefit of the study abroad preparatory school, you can go to the Beijing Wai Noga Study Abroad Preparatory School to consult.

In my experience, I advise you not to come out of the sophomore year of high school to Canada, I came out of the sophomore year of high school, at that time the agent said that you can come to the preparatory department or something, I was also happy to say that I was in college earlier than my Chinese classmates, but then I found out that I was still in the third year of high school (12th grade) here, and it was very difficult for the 12th year old here, and the English was average (I used to be the first in the class in the country) It was still very difficult to come out, and the school required a test for every international student like me to learn English again, so that it became to learn English, People who have not graduated from high school can't do a lot of things here, if you are studying abroad to avoid the college entrance examination and persuade you not to come out, you will find that the pressure is greater than the college entrance examination, studying abroad is not so good, don't imagine it is too good, I used to think it was very simple before I came out, but after the real experience, I found that foreign countries are not as good as domestic at all. Believe me, I have a lot of classmates in Guangzhou, and everyone said that they wanted to return to China, and they all regretted it.

If you go abroad, you must find an intermediary, you can't handle it yourself, you can go to Kaikai to have a look.

Of course, you should find an agent first, and if you are very confident in yourself, you can also apply on your own.

Generally, when you get there, you need to take an ESL course first, but some schools have a language course that is parallel to other subjects, and some schools will let you read the language first.

Where are you going to go to high school for two years, and you spend less time studying in a language school, but studying abroad is all about experiencing life abroad, so if your family's financial conditions are okay, go to high school! By the way, you can also participate in an exchange program, which is equivalent to studying abroad, which is cheaper than studying abroad, and you can apply directly to universities during this period! You can find out online and wish you success!

Directly study the third year of high school and communicate more with your classmates in order to improve your speaking English.

Canada basically does not need college entrance examination scores, and the top 15 public universities in Canada can be, there are not so many good universities, and an IELTS score of 7 is enough.

1.If you don't want to take the college entrance examination, you can apply to the University of British Columbia, Dalhousie University, University of Ottawa, University of Saskatchewan, University of Manitoba, Simon Fraser University, University of Victoria, University of Waterloo, etc.;

2.You can also choose to go to Canada to directly complete your senior year of high school and apply for university as a local high school student, without restrictions on schools and majors, and there is no college entrance examination.

1.The schools that require college entrance examination scores are mainly concentrated in Ontario, and you need to check the school's official website for details. If you don't want to take the college entrance examination, then you can apply to universities that do not require college entrance examination scores.

There are also many such top-ranked schools. For example, McGill, UBC, University of Alberta, Dalhousie University, University of Calgary, Simon Fraser University, etc., can not provide college entrance examination scores.

2.You are now in your second year of high school, are you thinking about finishing your third year of high school in China and going to undergraduate studies, or are you planning to go to Canada for a year and 12th grade? This is something you need to consider.

If you go abroad to study in the 12th grade, then you will get a diploma from Canada, and there is no restriction on college entrance examination scores when applying for universities.

3.Your IELTS score of 7 means that your English is really good. The SPP program is for students who apply for graduate school, and if you choose to graduate from high school and go to university in Canada, it is more suitable to take the SDS program.

It's just that a few top schools have to take the college entrance examination, and others can be avoided. It's about the same as the previous 3 and 4.

You don't need to take the college entrance examination, you can pass the exam. There is also a good school, the best score in the country is more than 85% of the total score, let the school give a certificate, take it to the notary office notarization. If the grades are not reached, the Chinese school can talk to the Academic Affairs Office, but you can do it.

The application process for studying in high school in Canada is:

1. There must be a guardian first.

2. Shen ** Na University. If it is a public school, you need to apply to the local education bureau instead of going to the school to apply.

3. After getting the admission letter, apply for a visa.

Which city should you consider first, which school you want to go to? Then, finally, go to high school in a city in that province. In this way, high school transcripts are easily recognized by colleges. If you have relatives in Canada, it is best to go to the city where your relatives live.

It is better here in Toronto, Katong, because the universities are more concentrated.

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You must first receive an offer from the school you applied to, and then proceed to apply for a visa, it is best to find an agent, and he will help you with the process. If you have relatives in Canada, you can save the cost of homestay, and of course find a school in the city where your relatives are located (I personally don't like religious schools, and religious exams or something).

To be honest, it's best to find an agent, it's hard not to find an agent. As long as you can afford the tuition and intermediary fees and living expenses, about 300,000 yuan a year, depending on the specific place. And you can't live in a relative's house.

Vancouver is better in the city, and I personally think that the Chinese are good helpers.

I hope my major can help you.

1.If you are in high school 1, you can still study in the first year of high school (10th grade) in the past, and you will be divided into grades according to grades, but you will be divided into grades according to your level. In other words, you can adjust your studies, and depending on your learning background, I don't see any problems at all.

2.You can take IELTS or TOEFL in Canada, you can apply on the official website, you can register at any time, and you have been learning the language by yourself during high school, plus the local language atmosphere, it will be better than in China. I personally estimate that I didn't study as well as you in high school, and I passed the TOEFL 3 times in high school 3 myself, hoping to give you some confidence, learn early, pass early, and rest assured early.

3.That's right, you can be exempted from the exam in 4 years, but you can't afford to delay, 1 year is a long time, and you can pass the language test to help you study at university. It is recommended to take the test and work hard.

4.Grade 12 English scores are necessary to enter the university, you can pass the TOEFL or IELTS, grade 12 English is not difficult for you, even if it is not high, there are mathematics, physics and chemistry and Chinese to help you add points, these lessons you can not reach 97 100 You are sorry for the 9 years of basic education in China. It's simple.

In the end, I still hope that you will learn the language well, and the family will provide you with a financial guarantee of about 100w, which will be deposited in December, and of course there are other guarantee methods. Best wishes.

1.If you are currently a freshman in high school, you will go to the tenth grade there.

2.IELTS and TOEFL are estimated to be in the twelfth grade, and whether it is difficult to return to China depends on whether you usually memorize words and practice speaking.

3.You don't need to take the test for four years, but if you only have 3 years in the past, you can't avoid taking the IELTS and TOEFL!

4.Not very clear.

Do you have a deposit of 1 million for 12 months? This is important!

What is a full 4 years, as long as you have a grade 12 grade, you can apply directly to the university.

It's best to go out to study in the second year of high school before the third year of high school, if you go to the third year of high school, you will need half a year to adapt, and you will already start applying for college before you enter the state, so it is not good.

In a word, if you study literature here, it will be troublesome and may delay your normal graduation time. If you have not stayed for more than four years, you will need to take the TOEFL IELTS, but you can also take some tests from local universities, such as how big is the TOPE. Grade 12 English is compulsory, you say?

1.It's all about the same, but it's also good and bad, mainly depending on the region; There are definitely local Chinese, but they basically only speak English, so don't worry.

2.Yes, I don't take the college entrance examination anyway, but I still have to study it, after all, many basic education in Canada is the same, such as mathematics, physics and chemistry.

3.No, it's completely free to choose, but it's best to find convenient transportation, after all, it's not convenient to walk in winter.

4.Certificate of suspension, transcripts.

5.It is recommended to homestay, and the language is very good. Aren't you an immigrant, aren't you with your family?

6.In the 10th grade, there is no need to reread, Canadian knowledge is very shallow, and your only trouble is the language.

7.Graduation is based on only the last year credits.

8.Find it yourself, you didn't even say it.

9.Take the SAT.

10.I don't have a degree in high school, but I have a graduation certificate.

Have you already immigrated? If you have already applied for it, you can study in a public high school in Canada for free.

1。There is not much difference in the level of education in public high schools, and the language environment is relatively good.

2. You can take a leave of absence and enroll in a class to learn English.

3。It's not a nearby school, depending on the grades.

4.Certificate of enrollment in China, junior high school graduation certificate and junior high school grades.

5.Homestay is more convenient for students to integrate into life in Canada as soon as possible.

6.As for the grade grade, it depends on your grades and language situation, and the school will evaluate it.

7.Some schools are 3-year high schools, and the credits depend on your own learning ability, and you can graduate after completing the course.

8.Vancouver, Ottawa, and as for Toronto, it is more populous, but more developed.

9.You can apply to U.S. universities with high school scores, and you don't need a language score.

10.It depends on the school, generally good schools have an early deadline and need to apply in advance. You can also apply in China, and handle it first, otherwise there will be no quota by then, and you won't be able to go abroad for a while anyway.

I am in 11th grade in Vancouver. I think if you really want to learn something, it's better to finish your second year of high school and go to middle school.

However, it should be noted that: 1. Apply for the 2011 admission qualification now to ensure that you can enroll in the summer of 2011. If you apply late, there may be no place in a good school.

2. After you come, you have to repeat a grade for a year. The Vancouver School Board tests all secondary school students in non-English-speaking countries, and if you don't do well enough, some classes require language classes. Also, universities here generally apply a year in advance, so it will be difficult for you to apply for university if you come directly to the 12th grade.

3. Personally, it is very recommended to study preparatory courses, except for those who are not enough for the second generation of IELTS and the average score is not enough. Since you are sent abroad, such a big price must have a higher return. If you have excellent grades, you can finish the third year of high school and apply to the university with the college entrance examination and IELTS scores (you are required to go to the university's official website to see it, and each department is different).

4. No matter what school you go to, if you don't want your transcript certificate or English certificate, there are two situations. First, black money is not a regular school. Second, it's easy to get in and hard to get out, so pay more tuition.

All you have to do is study the culture class well and make a decision quickly.

If you decide to finish your sophomore year of high school, apply now for summer 2011 admission and apply to high school! It's also worth it to go to high school for 2 years and then apply to a good university. High school tuition is up to $20,000 a year, and your living expenses (food, housing, and transportation) will not exceed $1,500 a month as long as they are not wasted.

At the same time, you have to strive to get good grades in China, and after finishing the second year of high school, you can bring: 12 credits in Chinese, 8 credits in mathematics, 8 credits in social studies, 4 credits in science, 4 credits in physics, 4 credits in chemistry, and 4 credits in biology (you can talk to me privately about Vancouver's complex tuition system).

If you finish your third year of high school, you should apply to university with the results of the college entrance examination and the national entrance examination (the results of the national entrance examination). A good university IELTS minimum requires an average of 6 points in a single subject.

If you have any questions, you can hi me, don't leave QQ here.