...Topic： Benefits and requirements of studying abroad for Chinese students Course title： Academic English The teacher’s name; Klaus Institute： International economic and trade Professional class： International investment and settlement Number： 0141098 Name： Jiang Xinxiu Time： 2016.6.8 As China’s reform and opening up, Chinese people is more and more keen to go abroad, no matter go for travelling or go for studying. Almost every Chinese parents hope to send their children to go abroad for studying in the conditions allow. But what is the benefits and requirements of studying abroad for Chinese student? Now I will give you some views. Nowadays, there are servals ways of go abroad for college studying as follows: to read foreign high school in advance then apply for undergraduate in local; through agents abroad read preparatory language and then apply for the university; by taking the college entrance examination, such as the UK a-level in the college entrance examination, the college entrance examination SAT, ACT, such as directly accessing foreign universities of undergraduate admissions. The way go abroad for studying is various, even make people dazzling, but it only for one purpose: study abroad. Studying abroad has a variety of majors for choosing This point of the benefits of studying abroad has two meanings: the first one is that many...
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... more and more families prefer to send their children to go abroad for educations wither in the developed countries or in the developing countries. Especially in China, the officially figure given about the quantity of student go abroad for education was approach 400,000 in 2012. However, the average age of student go abroad for becoming lower these years. This cased by the teenagers (age from 13-18) take a large proportion of students go broad for education. So, the argument of should teenagers in China suitable to go abroad for education putted forward to be a social issue. People who support the points of teenagers should to go abroad for education mainly consider three benefits from study abroad. Firstly, supporters think that teenagers can at least learning a foreign language well after they complete their study in other country. For example, more and more Chinese families send their children to British, US, Australia or Canada, these English spoken country for study. They believe that the English language environment in these countries are much better than China. What’s more, it will be perfectly that teenagers can improve their English level and complete their major study at the same time. Secondly, teenagers can realize different culture from other international students. The supporters think that the different life experience will help these teenagers more tenable in the future. Finally, teenagers go abroad for education will also enhance their sense of independence...
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... Study abroad for and against In our globalized world education has the highest priority. It is heated debate whether students should study abroad or not. Some people claim that students ought to study abroad in order to get better education, learn foreign language and develop their careers. Nevertheless, other people argue that studying abroad is very expensive and no profitable whatsoever. In this essay I shall delve into both sides. To begin with, a great number of students choose to study abroad as they are willing to improve their foreign language skills as well as gain crucial experience and form long-lasting relationships. It is no doubt that studying abroad is of the great benefit to many people since they expand their knowledge and experience in a very short time. However, a person who choose to study in foreign country has opportunity to interact with indigenous people while at the same time practice language by talking with native speaker. Furthermore, studying abroad is by far the most popular way of getting better qualification. Overseas universities offer better courses which are far more attractive for students’ prospective career plans than in motherland. In addition to this, foreign universities have employed lecturers who are experts in their fields. This is the most important factor why overseas universities are so highly valued. On the other hand, the finance might be the biggest problem in most cases why students do not go to study abroad...
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...In recent years, Studying abroad has flourished. You see, in 2003, the number of Chinese mainlanders who took the SAT in Hong Kong is 200. By 2010 that figure has become 20,000. In the U.S., undergraduate students from the Chinese mainland are 52 % more than in 2009. Mainland China has become the biggest source of overseas students in the world. Hundreds of thousands scholars and students have gone to foreign countries to further their studies. If there is a choice, more and more Chinese families are willing to send their children abroad. Many people are sparing no efforts in applying for going abroad. The trend of students' age also becomes lower than before. At the same time, the total number of students taking the national college entrance Exam continued to fall. This phenomenon is partly because people are unsatisfied with the college entrance exam system. Twenty or thirty years ago, most Chinese students who came to study in the U.S. - if not all – are mostly academic elite, but now the source of students has expanded a lot. Actually, a part of those overseas students are the ones who failed in their middle school entrance exam or college entrance Examination. The most common place they went to is called diploma mill (also known as a degree mill) which is an organization that awards academic degrees and diplomas with substandard. Most people also think that studying abroad is the guarantee of good jobs. But a recent survey on 100 China's richest people who are born...
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...reforming the political in the areas of politics, economics, military and religion, especially on the educational system. To be the leader of PRC at that time and was graduated from the Teachers’ College, Mao Zedong had put forward education ideological system for the people in China. At first, the new education system was based on the Soviet model, the government move the whole Soviet Union education system into China to replace the old education in China, therefore, the Chinese education and culture had become under the westernized (Education, 2012). Mao claim that all the minban (people-run) higher education institutions should be turn into the public school and controlled by the government. In 1953, The Ministry of Education focused on building key-point school system, students are separate into different “class”. “The class line was pushing students into four increasingly self-aware groupings with...
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...CHAPTER 2 Review of Related Literature and Studies The researchers are conducting a study on the academic performances of students whose parents are working abroad. But to conduct this study the researchers researched on the definitions of these terms. Academic Performance and its Definitions: Education is one of the fundamental needs that every person from this humanity must acquire and register into. As stated and defined in the Grolier Encyclopedia of Knowledge (2000), societies have sought to educate their people to produce goods and services, to respond effectively and creatively to their world, and to satisfy their curiosity and aesthetic impulses. To achieve any of these objectives people need to acquire reliable knowledge and to think systematically. Likewise, Education is one of people’s only sources of survival and all human beings are allowed and encourage obtaining such. According to the Oxford Dictionary, academic performances are the performances of students within an academic year concerning with their studies particularly in English, Math and Science the major subjects in schools and universities. Academic performance is also about coming out on top in argument, the contours of which (intellectual ,effective ,performance) are shaped by institutions in which we work and in which we have worked since we were young children. And this returns us to the classroom, which, as it turns out, is the most important setting in which we worked for, without...
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...BN OVERSEAS EDUCATIONAL SERVICES | MARKETING STUDY | INTERNSHIP ABROAD PROJECT | | BEN CHEKROUN YASSINE -------------------- ELMOUTARAJ ZOUHAIR | July 30, 2010 | Internship abroad is a cooperation project between BN overseas educational services and AIESEC Chandigarh. This market study has been done between July 26 and July 30 according to the project planning. | INTEREST FOR THE SERVICE The aim of this question is to know whether Indian students are accustomed in having international working experiences or not. The survey showed that only 3% of students have had an experience in a foreign country, we can so conclude that the market is virgin and that our new service has the advantage of innovation. Most of the students (68%) who participated in our survey confirmed that they want to go abroad for an internship, 12% said that they would like to go abroad if some conditions are available like a decent salary or parental approval. Only 20% confirmed that they don’t want absolutely to have an international experience. The last two questions showed that the market holds great opportunities for the new service of BN Overseas Educational Services. Beside our calculations showed that the potential Market contains 12.000 Students. Our survey showed that BN Overseas Education Services is not famous among University Students, only 4% confirmed to have heard about it. So it’s important that the company relies on effective promotion tools in order to improve...
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...I. Study abroad in England According to Rebecca Murphy noted that “a country with over a thousand years of history and many of the most recognizable sites in the world, England is every study abroad student's dream.” England has had a significant global influence from impressive contributions to science, from the likes of Francis Bacon and Stephen Hawking to a rich literary history featuring Chaucer and Shakespeare and even significant contributions to pop culture through artists like The Beatles, England has played a large role in making our world what it is today. In addition, England is one of the world” best educational systems”, making it an obvious choice for many students in the world those looking not just to expand their horizons, but to receive a top-notch education abroad as well. Carla Stanton, International Manager of...
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...Interdisciplinary Studies "Building a Bridge to Bulgaria" A US-Bulgarian Cultural Exchange Organization Research Capstone Paper IDS601 Members of the committee: Dr. Chambers, T. Leibowitz, A. Dr. Mayer, S. Research paper presented by: Mariya Cherneva April 29, 2011 Table of Contents I. Executive Summary 3 II. Introduction 5 1.0 Why would someone would like to study abroad? 6 2.0 A Literature review of study abroad participants 11 3.0 USBCE Resource interviews 14 4.0 Specific information on Bulgarian stident trends 17 5.0 Creating a successful non-profit organization 19 6.0 USBCE – Created a specilized Organization 43 7.0 USBCE identifies its major outsidide organization 44 8.0 What role will USBCE play in the Work/Travel program 47 III Conclussion 51 IV Bibliography 53 V Appendix 1 VI Appendix 1 I. Executive Summary Background Having been the direct beneficiary of a few different types of cultural exchange programs I appreciate the value such an organization provides. In my lifetime I have been able to travel to, study and work in more than five different countries. My hope is to be able to use my experiences to create a cultural exchange organization to assist students with international study as well as a broad cultural experience. A program like this will help students to gain a global perspective and cultivate a global network of social contacts. Students can also expect...
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...Studying Abroad For Future Inspirations Teenagers nowadays are trying to find short cuts or quick ways to get over with their academic programs in high school. A lot of them seem to have no idea what they are about to do next; they just want to be done with school so they can enjoy their time. However, they do not realize the fact that their education is actually a major part of their life and finding their careers. Many teenagers tend to be clueless about their future and do not know their true talents or identities. It happens because teenagers love to try new things and go with the flow of their friends; they are confused with what they are really good at or interested in. When one has to be alone for a long time, he or she would have enough time to be able to identify his or her true identity; studying abroad is the solution. It is very difficult to see the whole picture for the new faces in other countries because they could not solve their problems on their own. This phenomenon usually occurs with the closed family culture. So, going overseas leads teenagers to improve their solving skills when they encounter obstacles. The more difficulties they faced, the more they are able to handle in any situation. A French novelist, Marcel Proust, once stated that, “The only real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes but in having new eyes.” Seeing the new side of the world brings juveniles to discover their new attitudes about the real life. More over...
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...The number of Chinese overseas students has been increasing at a dramatic rate, especially since the early 1990s. The “going abroad heat” has never slackened among mainland China’s young people. China is the world’s second largest economic entity and Chinese people are getting better off with the globalization and opening reform, thus studying abroad is no longer mysterious and unachievable for the average families in China. In contrast, the “return-to-China heat” wave has caused the “American Dream” to fade rapidly among young Chinese who are now casting their eyes towards their motherland. Kellogg(2012) concludes that surveys conducted in 2001 and 2005 of Chinese students enrolled at American universities showed that the intention to return home after graduation is indeed rising.(p.83-104) Chinese contemporary economics, especially social economics, is giving more and more attention to such factors as manpower and talent. Wang (2004) states that the New York Times estimates that this large-scale reflux of talent will be a major phenomenon in China in the next decade.(p.7-11) So, an analysis of the incentives for international graduates returning back to China reveals that the tangible benefits offered by the Chinese governmental policies as well as the intangible benefits in a form of psychological satisfaction are the two main aspects of the returnees’ motivation. China is becoming the largest source of international students for the higher education in the...
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...With trend of study abroad in the whole world, a huge amount of students might have gone overseas to attend a college. Today, China is probably becoming a popular place for overseas students to stop over to acquire knowledge since its low fees, security and various of reasons (Miller 2017). In this essay, however, I will mainly discuss about maybe study abroad in China is unnecessary for foreigners, which can be divided into three parts: the tremendous culture shock; language learning and environmental issues. Here comes the explanations. To start with, China is one of the four ancient civilizations and it is the only one carrying its ancient elites till now (Seelinger 2017). Thus, Chinese civilization could be the most aggressive culture...
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...2 Study program …………………………………………………………………………….. 3 The educational culture…………………………………………………………………..5 The facilities of the INSEEC (paris)……………………………………………….. 6 The City and surrounding ……………………………………………………………….7 The French culture, customs and etiquette……………………………………….9 Interview International students ……………………………………………………14 Personal statement about going abroad in 3 year.......................................17 Partner universities ……………………………………………………………………….18 Project in general (conclusion)………………………………………………………..19 Introduction In this project we gone a be actively involved in internationalization in an early stage of our studies by talking to people abroad . Of course to find out more information about educational systems. We think it is very important to have a clear goal and what marketing related. An important goal is: by (marketing) researching find out more information what possible fellow students abroad think it is very important in education. Information that is Useful for the international marketing department so that they can see if they can welcome even more international students. We hope after this project to have enough information to respond to these following questions: . What is the image of the FEM, when seen internationally? . What are the expectations the students willing to go abroad? . How does our university partners base his recruitment strategy? . What other stuff attract students there...
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...Using the Ebook A good way to use the ebook is to practise writing full paragraphs using the ideas given in it. Here are some example paragraphs about four different topics. I have underlined some of the words and phrases that link the ideas. Although the main ideas come from the ebook, it is sometimes necessary to expand on them and add examples; this is part of the practice. 1. Nuclear Power Benefits: Nuclear power stations have several benefits. Firstly, nuclear power is a relatively sustainable energy source, meaning that it can be used to produce electricity without wasting limited natural resources like coal, oil or gas. Secondly, nuclear power stations are cleaner than fossil fuel power stations, and could help to reduce carbon emissions that cause global warming. Finally, with improvements in nuclear technology, the risk of accidents is being reduced. As a result, many countries are now considering nuclear power as a solution to high oil and gas prices, increasing demand for electricity, and worries about pollution and climate change. Drawbacks (disadvantages): On the other hand, opponents of nuclear power worry about the safety of power stations. The Chernobyl disaster was an example of the dangers of a nuclear accident, and safety fears mean that the building of new nuclear power stations is unpopular; nobody wants to live near one. Apart from the risk of accidents, nuclear waste disposal is a significant problem as there is currently no way to decontaminate...
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...develop broader perspectives and new teamwork and entrepreneurial competencies to supplement preparation in the traditional technical subjects. Although a semester-long study-abroad experience is a valuable part of an educational program aimed at providing these competencies, this paper discusses the value of supplementing such programs with broader and more comprehensive approaches. In particular, a program with distributed and progressive experiences in teamwork, entrepreneurial thinking, and pervasive design and innovation experiences are described. It’s no secret that the traditional perception of engineering students is a routine of working all day and rarely having any time for play. Let’s face it, for any diligent undergrad, hard work should be the standard, but our friends toiling away in their math and science lectures also need something other than textbooks and laboratory work to mix up their day to day activities. Enrolling in an engineering study abroad program is the perfect way to balance out all of that academic pain with some adventure and fun. There are all types of engineers and all types of engineering programs; so it makes sense that you can study engineering almost anywhere in the world! A large list of the top engineering schools can be found in the United States. But, if you would like to study somewhere different, you might appreciate the perspectives you can gain from engineering professors somewhere like India or England. Gaining new perspective in engineering...
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