I want to go abroad in my third year of junior high school, and I want to study abroad in the future

Is Germany an English-speaking country......

I recommend going to Australia, a very friendly one in English-speaking countries, as for the language, you didn't reach the age of 18 in the third year of junior high school, so don't have an IELTS score, there is a 17-year-old in my class, I go to school in Brisbane, Australia, there is an education company in Australia called IBT I think there should be a suitable one for you, you can choose the city according to the economic situation, like Brisbane in Queensland, the consumption level is cheaper than Sydney Melbourne, as for English, Like in my school, it is to make up fifteen weeks of English, different schools have different rules, I have an IELTS score, it is 5 points, and it takes about 2 weeks to adapt to the environment after coming, but like you, you can adapt to it for about a month, but don't point to the teacher to teach you everything, you must ask if you don't understand, there is no problem, if you are interested, go to my school's ** to see, by the way, exercise your English level.

Good luck making your choice soon!

Let's go to an English-speaking country. It is best to be able to go to Germany, because Germany is tuition-free, but it is also difficult to apply for a visa in Germany.

Otherwise, go to Canada or Australia, and consider immigrating after studying.

The cost of the UK is relatively high, and it is not easy to apply for immigration.

As for your language, if your language is not good after going abroad, you will naturally have to take a language class, and there will be no problem after the language class. However, the cost of reading a language is quite high, so it is better to be able to pass the language at home, and the cost of studying in China is less.

That's up to you!

My point of view is that the UK, first of all, education in the UK is universally recognized! Anyway, that's not all, I'm just talking about my experience, I also decided to come to the UK after reading a lot of things, my English is also rubbish now in my first year of high school, and the teacher here is very good!

If your English is not good, don't go to English-speaking countries. It is recommended that you go to Japan, Germany.

I would like to do my best to help TX answer your questions, and the following is just my personal opinion.

1.Australia, New Zealand, the United States, and Canada are cheaper countries in the southern hemisphere, but the global university rankings are not as good as those in the northern hemisphere.

2.Going abroad is really hard for your family's financial resources, and I agree with TX's point of view, it is better to go to countries like Malaysia than to go directly to Commonwealth countries. Now each bank has commercial loans, if you are interested, you can consult the following local banks, as far as I know, each province is different, the bank's policy is also different.

3.If you need to rely on TOEFL to go to the United States, if you need IELTS to go to Australia, (IELTS is required in all countries in the Commonwealth), if you have a score, you can ask an agent to help you, or find a local friend to help you apply for a school. It is recommended to find an agent with a good reputation, and at the beginning, many things will be handled more securely.

There is no need for anything else, this is just as long as you can wait for the visa to come down and write the school's offer, everything is OK.

4.If you are under the age of 18, you can go directly to a high school abroad, that is, a high school in China, without the IELTS or TOEFL mentioned above. But when you arrive in the local area, you have to stay at homestay, which is more expensive.

In fact, your grades are still quite good, and it should be no problem to work hard and get into a better high school. Personally, I suggest that you should finish high school in China, that is, when you are 18 years old, although you have to take IELTS or something, but the cost of going out will be much less.

5.There should be no shortcuts, and if you really want to go, you'll have to follow the same path as your classmates

tx, to put it mildly, going abroad is really a hard job. In fact, I personally think that there is nothing bad about going abroad, it is quite exercised. I hope my answer will be useful to you, and I hope you can find the right path in your heart as soon as possible.

To be honest, your family's current financial level is not very suitable for studying abroad. But you can study hard from now on, wait until you go to university, and if you have excellent grades, you can apply for a scholarship at a foreign university. With a scholarship, it will be easy to study abroad.

So you have to study hard now and improve your grades while not giving up on your hobby of astronomy. Because when applying for a scholarship at a foreign university, they not only look at your academic performance, but also pay more attention to your professional knowledge accumulation.

Canada Eligibility:

1. Primary and secondary school students aged 9-17 years old.

2. No mastery is required, and TOEFL and IELTS scores are not required.

3. Annual tuition fee (residential school) $17,90 CAD (about 120,000 RMB).

4. Parents under the age of 17 can accompany them at the same time.

Canada graduated from high school in his second year of high school.

The third and first year of high school in China is a Canadian college, which can also be called a preparatory department, and students go to college from the sophomore year, so there is no loss in time, and it is convenient to have one more choice of employment, and if international students immigrate (post-college) it is a very economical and realistic plan!

The following reasons are recommended to study in the United States:

1.The United States is a developed country with economy, military and high technology, and world-class universities.

2.A weaker dollar can reduce the cost of studying abroad.

3.Undergraduate scholarships are available, and the proportion of postgraduate and doctoral scholarships is higher.

4.The United States is a country where immigrants can immigrate, and if you mix well or are willing, you can stay, otherwise you will still be a turtle in the United States when you return home, and you have an advantage.

High School Application Requirements.

1 American high schools generally require a TOEFL (TOEFL score) of 550 or above, if they do not meet the required language scores, or do not take the TOEFL test, the general school will require applicants to participate in the ** interview organized by the school admission committee. If you can be admitted, you will generally take the school's entrance English proficiency test after admission, and participate in different levels of ESL (English as a Second Language Language Training Courses) set up by the school according to the test results.

2 When applying to a U.S. high school, applicants are required to provide their school grades in the last three years.

Undergraduate application requirements.

1 TOEFL (TOEFL score) 500--600 points;

2 SAT score of 1200;

3 GPA (High School Academic Achievement Average) above

4 American universities pay attention to the various activities that students participate in, including whether they are in the school newspaper, whether they participate in extracurricular work, whether they volunteer in the community and hospital nursing homes, etc., which are regarded as the criteria for whether the student has good activity ability, leadership skills and social responsibility;

5 Applicants should also submit other documents that can fully prove their talents. In particular, if the applicant has won an award in an international competition, it will greatly increase the chances of being admitted and awarded a scholarship;

6 Letters of recommendation;

7. Fill in the application provided by the university**;

8. Personal Statement and Study Plan;

9 Prove the financial resources and prove the vertical key.