Thank you 100 about studying in Sweden

The English penetration rate in Sweden is very high, mainly because the Swedish media, such as TV programs, are basically in English, and in large companies in Sweden, English can basically be said to be the official language, if you don't know English, it is difficult to work in a Swedish company, Swedish universities have international courses taught in English for bachelor's and master's degrees. If you want to immigrate, Swedish is a must, there are free courses in general universities, so you still learn Swedish in the process of learning, about Sweden's ** college to recruit foreign students to teach in English, but I don't know what you want to learn, if it is a pure art student, you have a special artistic talent in some aspect, or you can consider it, but if you want to learn art, I suggest you still choose other countries, most of the Swedish universities are science and engineering-based e

In Europe, the prevalence of English is very high, and in Sweden it is no exception, and almost everyone speaks English. International courses are taught in English, and there must be no problem living in English, and if you immigrate, you must have some knowledge of Swedish.

There are fewer art schools in Sweden, and almost no students are admitted from overseas.

But there are similar institutions in the Netherlands!

The cost of studying in the Netherlands is low and the quality of teaching is high; An all-public university with globally recognized academic qualifications; Teaching in English, global faculty; anti-visa procedure, high visa rate; Work legally, do not need a deposit;

The Netherlands is a leader in business, law, logistics, finance, medicine, electronics, architecture, agriculture, life sciences, arts, natural sciences and other fields.

The one-year living expenses plus tuition fees for undergraduates are about 10.12 million, and the one-year living expenses and tuition fees for master's degrees are generally about 16.18 million;

Geographically, the Netherlands is the heart of Europe. At the same time, as the center of European culture, the Netherlands can bring you both German rigor and French romance, as well as British tradition and Italian warmth. You can travel around Europe with the Netherlands as the center, and experience all kinds of scenery.

You can also interact with scholars and international students from all over the world in the classroom and learn together.

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1.It is no problem to learn only in English.

2.Immigrants do not have to know Swedish.

3.It is possible to live without knowing Swedish, but it would be the best, and it will not be more or less inconvenient.

4.Not everyone can speak English, most do. But it may not be so standard, but there is no problem with communication.

5. It's not clear about ** college.

At universities where there are international students, lectures must be in English. To immigrate you need to take a Swedish language test. There is no problem at all with using English in daily life.

The total cost of studying in Sweden for one year: an average of about 10,000 yuan (based on the average tuition fee)Tuition: an average of about 10,000 yuan (the tuition fee for different programs is between 10,000 and 200,000 yuan, and generally speaking, the master's tuition fee will be higher than the undergraduate tuition fee)Living expenses:

The average is about 5k8 yuan per month. Sweden (Swedish: Sverige) is a country located in Scandinavia, one of the five Nordic countries.

The capital of Swift Rolling is Stockholm.

It is bordered by Norway to the west, Finland to the northeast, the Skaggerak and Kattegat Straits to the southwest, and the Baltic Sea and the Gulf of Bothnia to the east. Sweden is bordered by Denmark, Germany, Poland, Russia, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, with a coastline of 2,181 kilometers and a total area of 450,000 square kilometers, making it the largest country in Northern Europe. The country is divided into 21 provinces and 290 municipalities, with Stockholm as its capital.

As of the end of 2020, Sweden had a total population of 10.38 million.

At the beginning of the 11th century, a unified Swedish kingdom was formed. From 1397 onwards, he was a member of the Danish-dominated Kalmar League. In 1523, he regained his independence.

From 1611 to 1721, at the height of the country's power, it was known as the "Swedish Empire". In 1805, he participated in the Napoleonic Wars, and in 1809, after the defeat of the Russian Empire, he was forced to cede Finland. In 1814, the Treaty of Kiel was signed, which took Norway from Denmark and established the United Kingdom of Sweden-Norway.

Sweden remained neutral in both World Wars. In 1995, Sweden joined the European Union.

1.My grades in all subjects are not very good, can I go?

Yes, the hotel management in Switzerland is uneven, you can't go to Glion, Lausanne, you can always go to the poor, as long as you have money, it's too easy. But even if it's bad, don't choose Pheasant University, choose the ones recognized by the Hotel Management Association, at most find a bottom point.

2.My English is not very good, so it will be a bit difficult to take the IELTS test.

It's not good at anything, I just don't want to struggle and go out to mix. Forget it, I'm not here to educate people, at least 4 points in the test, basically I can get it in a month or two, don't worry.

3.Our family can probably come up with 600,000 yuan to study abroad for me, is it enough? How much does it take?

Not particularly sufficient. Because you are studying for an undergraduate degree, not a graduate student, at least 200,000 yuan a year, and 800,000 yuan for four years. But you can work in Switzerland, you can choose a school with an internship, you can earn some back, there is a minimum wage for part-time work there, I forget how much, it's quite lucrative anyway.

4.Can I immigrate after graduating from Switzerland? Or is it good to find a job in other countries?

Immigration is basically impossible. Other countries are not easy to find a job, now the policy is very tight, hotel management is not a good profession to find a job, internship is easy, stay... No way.

5.If I want to go after the college entrance examination, when should I start to prepare? What to prepare?

If you have to take the college entrance examination this year, you have to prepare now, IELTS has to study, you have to take the test. I want to write an essay and apply. You estimate that you need to find an intermediary, communicate with them, and ask the school to issue a certificate or something, there are many things, you can find a professional intermediary to ask.

By the way, I remember that except for Lausanne, other hotel management schools in China do not recognize academic qualifications, at least a year ago, now I'm not sure, you can look it up.

The other thing is that hotel management won't let you manage the hotel when you come back. You have to serve the plates, pour three shifts, the doorman, the catering, the front desk. These pay are not high and tiring, and of course, you can do it in a five-star hotel.

But it doesn't feel good, because others enter through the gate, you walk through a very dark staff channel, very tired, foreigners are very picky, the tip is not much, and it depends on how your foreign language is, you think about it yourself.

1.Yes, but only Lausanne Hotel Management is internationally recognized, and the rest are honestly of little use2. You have to pass the English test, come to Switzerland to study hotel management, most of the schools are in the French area, if you don't know French or English, life will be very boring.

3.It depends on the tuition fee, but the standard of living in Switzerland is relatively high, and internships are not easy to find, with a monthly cost of at least CHF 1,200, including rent.

4.No way.

5.It's better to prepare more than just English, but also French.

good luck!

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English is spoken in Sweden, but students for a master's or doctoral degree need to have some basic knowledge of German or French. Many students who are going to study in Sweden are very worried about language communication, after all, the official language of Sweden is not English, but in fact, the English penetration rate in Sweden is very high, most people can speak English, and most of the teaching languages in colleges and universities are in English. 1. Whether you can communicate in English.

More than 70% of people can speak English, even if they don't speak Swedish, it will not affect their daily life and study communication.

2. Limited English proficiency.

For a large number of international students, the level of English communication is limited, and it is often easy to make mistakes in expression. In fact, this has little impact on interpersonal communication, and the Swedish native language is not English, and their spoken expressions are relatively casual, but even so, international students are reminded to focus on improving their spoken English.

3. I don't understand the content of the class.

International students usually need a certain buffer period in terms of language switching, and if they can't understand the content of the class for a long time, they can choose to study language courses to improve their language level; If you just can't understand because you can't understand it because of the speed of speech, you can use some learning tips to get used to it, such as recording with a voice recorder.

4. Whether or not you want to learn the Swedish language.

Many international students wonder if they need to learn Swedish, but if you are interested, you can give it a try, and it is also very good to learn more than one language, and you can better integrate yourself into local life.