Do I need a deposit to study OLEVEL in Singapore?

You're a freshman, why do you still come to read O, if you read O, it will definitely be guaranteed in terms of funds, but I don't know how much. Let me tell you that Singapore's polytechnic is equivalent to a high school here, and Singaporean students are, 4 years of secondary school, 3 years of poly (that is, college) or 1 to 2 years of A level, and then students with a poly academic performance of 10% can enter the university or seem to have a score of 13 or less. You're already a college student.

If you want to go abroad, you can actually consider studying for a preparatory department, and you can ask for information on this. I'm in my freshman year of high school now.

Netizens on the first floor are wrong. Polytechnics in Singapore are tertiary institutions, not high schools. A junior college in Singapore is a high school.

The landlord is currently a freshman and has come to Singapore to study O, so he will indeed be older. But if you read A, I don't know how good your English is. If you have an IELTS score of 6 or above, you will still have a little hope of passing reading A.

To come to Singapore to study in a private college or other courses, you need to have a bank statement of 160,000 RMB.

Some schools require it, while others do not.

The specific situation should follow the rules of the school.

To be honest, when reading O Level, the point is that students need to work hard and seriously, especially in English.

Private colleges in Singapore are basically the same. Many Chinese students arrive in Singapore with little interest in reading, and they can't understand the teacher's lectures because they can't speak English. I chose to skip class, so it's not surprising that I failed O Level.

O Levels in private colleges in Singapore generally offer the following subjects - English, English Literature, Advanced Mathematics, Elementary Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Accounting, History, Geography.

You need to take at least 5 subjects, plus a direct test in Chinese. With the exception of Chinese, all subjects are taught in English. Therefore, whether it is easy or not depends on your English level.

Singapore's Polytechnic is sure to find a job after graduation. After graduating from a university in China, it is doubtful whether you will be able to find a job.

The friend on the first floor must have never interacted with any Chinese students who have studied O A Levels, so he made such a comment. Less than 50% of Chinese high school graduates can pass O Level.

1。More than five dreams.

2。It depends on your own expertise.

3。Two different levels, how can they be compared?

High? Read A-levels.

O-Level is a junior high school curriculum that is too simple.

If you take C6 for every door, it's OK.

If you don't want to take the O, you can also apply if you have a high school diploma and IELTS score, of course, it is best to have a college entrance examination score, and you can apply for his preparatory department, that is, you can do it without IELTSSIM, I think it is very good in the minds of Singaporeans.

Well, China also recognizes the achievements.

And if you go to a diploma, it only takes one year, and you can go to undergraduate after passing the grades.

Every year in March and April, SIM has an open house, so if you have the chance, you can check it out!

Generally speaking, OLlevel diplomas can only be claimed for DIPLOMA courses! If you don't have English, you need to take a language course again! He will give you a test to see how long you have to read the language!

I think it's the best among the private schools, and it's all semi-public! Diplomas in the business world are also highly recognized.

1. Are all OLevel exams widely used?

It's pretty easy to use in Singapore.

Other Commonwealth countries can also be regarded as a basic diploma (not very useful, at most a next-level pass).

Can I apply to a U.S. university as a high school diploma?

The United States can't, it wants Commonwealth countries.

However, Commonwealth countries also have to study for another year of university preparation, and the citation O level is an ordinary exam, and the A level is the entrance to university.

Many schools abroad require high school graduation.

Yes, the Chinese high school diploma is still very good to use (college entrance examination scores, don't be too bad).

My science is very poor, what level of science is equivalent to in China at Olevel?

General mathematics is very simple, and junior high school is enough.

Higher numbers are more difficult, involving calculus and trigonometric functions. Anyway, it won't be difficult for high school graduates, only calculus to learn, that's the content of China's freshman year, but it's quite shallow, just basic.

Is it generally easy to pass?

It depended on the individual's foundation, and the degree of effort.

Do I have to take a preparatory class as soon as I apply?

Well, how can you stay in Singapore without a student ID?

Or did you go straight to Olevel?

Once a year, registration is held in April, speaking and testing in June, and written test is held from October to November.

Question addendum: I am a freshman in high school, but I want to go to Singapore to study A level, is it okay? Do you have an entrance exam?

No, I can't keep up at all, and it's a waste of money to go to a private school. Unless you're a genius, to be honest, you're lucky to be able to read olevel.

It is recommended to choose to study olevel, the results of olevel are recognized by the British Commonwealth countries, and there can be many options after the results of olevel, enter a polytechnic or a junior college, of course, you can also use this score to apply for Nanyi. In this way, students also have more choices, and parents can choose schools based on their children's grades.

To participate in the Olevel exam, first of all, domestic students need to participate in the Olevel preparatory class, and then in the exam, participate in the preparatory class of learning, I personally think that the Singapore AEC College is very good, the school has a history of 25 years, and it is one of the earliest educational institutions to offer preparatory courses.

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. Business administration is not favored because of the prosperity of business, but because the United States is a pure business society, and the demand for business management talents has been undeclining for a long time, and business management is also the most popular and largest number of students in American 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.

That depends on your specific situation. If you are studying art, then you will naturally choose Nanyi. If you're not studying art, consider O-Level.

If your child is a liberal arts student or an art student in China, the chances of passing the O Level are very low. However, there is very little room for art to develop in Singapore.

Did you study art?

Learning art is the best in Singapore.

If you go to the UK with O-Level, you still have to take the A-Level in the UK before you can take an undergraduate course in the UK.

JC in Singapore is pre-university, and you are also studying pre-university in the UK, what's the difference... If you don't plan to stay in Singapore in the future, you should consider transferring to the UK, otherwise Poly is a good choice, when you experience the pain of not finding a job after completing your undergraduate studies, you will find that Poly is really good.

Of course, you can go to UCAS to check the university requirements and apply. It is also possible to take a one-year preparatory course. English should require IELTS, undergraduate 6 or above, Foundation 6 or above. The specific school varies.

o-level scores can be directly obtained from universities in the UK, which can be referred to the admission standards of different schools.

A-levels are widely recognised in the UK. All you need is an A-level.

My advice is that you read it well'level, Bowei I know, the school learning atmosphere is not good, it's normal for you to be unmotivated, your girlfriend is studying in college in China, but what do you study when you come back? College? You should be self-reliant, after the exam'Level can apply for ** high school in Australia, Australia, and the United Kingdom, of which Australia can go to university as long as 1 year of high school (preparatory department), as long as o'The level test is good, and you can go to several top-ranked universities in Australia, such as ANU World Ranking of about 20, Melbourne, and Sydney are among the top 100 in the world

Think about it, do you want to go back to your home country to study at a junior college or go to one of the top universities in the world? It's almost time if you're not an adult, and you have to decide how you want to live your life.

Then continue to read the O level until you pass the exam.

Your grades can only go to private colleges in China. Don't get college entrance exam scores.

You can also attend a private school in Singapore.

You can only go to a junior college in China with this grade.

LZ's idea is good

1.Prepare documents (passports, certificates, etc.).

3.Submit your application (the school will assist you in submitting your application materials).

4.Waiting for a visa (nothing more to say).

5.Pay for study (OK, you can go to Singapore to study if you buy a ticket) Generally speaking, after you choose a good school, they will assist you in applying when you ask for **Good luck

When you come to Singapore to study at O Level, there are many institutions that can help you apply for it for free.

If you have a school in mind, contact them, otherwise contact an agent to introduce you.

We are to help students apply to Singapore colleges and universities on their own, without any intermediary fees, as long as you submit your information, we will help you submit to a foreign school, and then we will give you an admission letter and visa in a short time, and the tuition fee will be remitted directly to the foreign school.