1, above the second line of college entrance examination (poor school conditions can be low), and then domestic 1 500 class hours+foreign language 1 year+2 years of preparatory course+4 years of undergraduate course =8 years.
2. If there is no college entrance examination result, domestic 1 year 500 class hours+foreign 1 year language+Spanish college entrance examination +2-year preparatory course +4-year undergraduate course =8 years.
Spanish public universities are free of tuition at the undergraduate stage, but the living expenses are inevitable, ranging from 80 to 65,438+10,000 RMB. Tuition in the preparatory stage is inevitable, about 50,000 RMB.
Time cost and entry threshold are relatively high. According to the fastest and most stable speed of 8 years, the average annual living expenses are 654.38+10,000 yuan, and graduation needs 800,000 yuan!
What should I pay attention to when preparing my luggage for studying in Spain? What luggage do I need to prepare to study in Spain? The first is the requirement of air luggage. Every airline has regulations on how much luggage and volume each passenger can take. Generally speaking, the average economy class is about 20 kilograms, and there are also student tickets or special international flights with heavier luggage. For example, Finnair students' luggage is 40 kilograms, and Deutsche Bahn, etc. all need extra money, and some need visas. It is better to ask directly when booking tickets, or you can check the websites of various airlines directly. In terms of volume, international suitcases have size requirements. The convenient way is to buy international air luggage directly, and the size is designed according to the consignment requirements, regardless of what to buy directly.
Choose a suitcase with good quality and excellent brand, and don't be greedy and cheap. At this time, it may be very difficult to travel back, and the wheels have to be dragged when flying. So whether it's a carry-on bag or a suitcase, please choose the one with good quality and good quality.
Luggage belt must match luggage belt, because this is double insurance. Even if the box is too full and finally collapses in the bumps, luggage belt can guarantee that it will not be scattered immediately, and it can also support it, so that things will not be lost or confused.
The largest suitcase is 32 inches, 28 inches is a box of common size, and there are smaller ones. However, students who go abroad generally choose either 32 inches or 28 inches. What I want to say here is that you don't have to choose the big one blindly. It is also important to find a suitable box according to how many things you have brought.
If you want to study in Spain, it depends on whether you want to study in Spain or not. Guangzhou IELTS English School has a through train guarantee class for studying in Spain, which is to ensure that you can study in Spain (one-stop service).
For details, please contact Mr Bi or Mr Guo at 020-83278042.
What are the language requirements before studying in Spain? Tips: You need to study Spanish for at least 500 hours in China, and you need to be able to reach A2 level.
What are you going to take to study in Spain before studying in Spain?
Certificate category
1. passport (the most important thing when boarding, please leave your ID card at home, it won't work after going abroad)
2. A letter of admission from a language school or university (still useful in case the police check their identity)
3. bank card (bring a card that can be used internationally, such as Master and Visa. Don't believe the rumors that China UnionPay is very common in Spain. I brought an ordinary UnionPay card, but I haven't had a chance to swipe it.)
4. international student identity card or Youth Card (you can do it in China if you have the opportunity, you can enjoy a series of discounts such as train tickets, park tickets and museum tickets in Europe, and you can do it in case you are too late in Spain).
5. Degree notarization and certification (undergraduate and graduate information)
6. Notarization of transcripts (undergraduate and postgraduate application materials)
7. Letter of recommendation (information for applying for graduate students)
8. Postgraduate certificate (postgraduate application information)
Basic clothing category
Tips:
1. The climate of Spain is not like the legendary Mediterranean climate. For example, Madrid and Salamanca have long winters and short spring and autumn. There is a Spanish proverb, which means that you can't take off your coat completely until May, and it will reach MINUS 10 degrees in the coldest time. Thick coats such as down jackets are still needed.
There are no particularly cheap clothes and shoes in Spain. So far, there is no clothing market that can bargain like China, but there are few particularly expensive ones. There are two kinds of places where young people (including China students) buy: one is a specialty store on the commercial street, and the most popular one is m. Brands(Zara, Pull &; Bear, Bershka, Sprinfield and Oysho are all young people's brands. Massimo Dutti is a luxury in China, with high cost performance, a little formal style and excellent quality. Recommended to buy), a pair of jeans is about 19-29 euros, a summer short sleeve is about 5- 13 euros, and a dress is 65438 euros. The other is a store on the street, but sometimes the things in the store are more expensive than those in the specialty store.
There are two discount seasons here every year, January and February and July and August. Do go shopping. Very cost-effective. Unlike some domestic shopping malls that raise prices first and then discount, the discount here is still relatively real. After this village, there is no such shop.
List:
1. Bring at least one thick coat, down jacket or thick cotton coat, which is more expensive here.
2. Bras generally start with B cups, and some also start with C cups. The price is not cheap. It is recommended that MM buy it in China.
The style of * * * is similar to that of domestic girl brand 68 (I'm not advertising). The quality is good and the workmanship is good, but it's the ones in Europe, and some of them are larger. It is recommended that MM buy it in China. If you want to buy cheap, old-fashioned but comfortable advice, go to Carrefour and buy a dozen.
If you have socks, you can go to H & ampm to buy a dozen, which makes little difference. Long pipes * * *, leggings, * * * and the like are generally around 10 euros here, and may be around 5 euros in the case of discount, and Carrefour is around 2 euros or 3 euros. It is suggested that MM buy some in China.
Accessories such as scarves and gloves are still relatively expensive here, about 10 Euro, and of course the quality is good. Students who care about the price suggest bringing one from China.
6. An evening dress or cocktail dress for formal occasions such as graduation ceremonies and weddings of foreign friends in the future. Recommended with handbags and accessories. Evening dresses here generally start at 50 Euros, and there are many more than 100 Euros. For MM who is confident in her figure, it is recommended to bring out cheongsam, which foreign friends will prefer.
7. At least one pair of casual shoes. Many roads in Europe are paved with cobblestones, with slightly uneven heights and many hillsides. You must go one way or both.
8. If there are slippers, here are a few euros, or a dozen euros a pair. They don't take up space anyway. If possible, bring a pair out.
9. Bedclothes watchers. My suggestion is to bring a set of bedding, such as sheets, quilts and pillowcases. However, if you buy it in an ordinary home store in Spain, it may be about 30 euros, and the difference is not very big. As for the quilt core, you can buy it at Carrefour or home store, usually 15 Euro to 20 Euro. If you rent a house in the future, some kind landlords will provide quilts. Recommend Revitex, a cost-effective household goods store. I have been to this shop, and there must be many other shops.
Hygienic products and cosmetics
Tips:
1. Hygienic products can generally be purchased in supermarkets, such as Carrefour, Mercadona (two large supermarkets), Dia, Arbol and Eroski (small supermarkets, but everything is relatively complete). There are international brands, Head & Shoulders, Pan Ting, L 'Oré al, Ponzi, Olay, Toothpaste, Toothbrush and Body Wash, and the prices are similar to those in China. Schwartz is much cheaper here than in China, which is the price in Pan Ting. I suggest buying it.
2. Lancome, Estee Lauder, Clinique, L 'Oreal and other European and American brands can be seen everywhere. Japan Shiseido has some places to buy, but there are no Korean brands at present. But most of them may go to France (the origin of many brands) to buy cheaper, and the price in Spain is between France and China. Spain also has some independent brands, the price is relatively close to the people, generally a few euros a bottle. However, it should be noted that there are not many whitening products here, and it is too late for Europeans and Americans to bask in it. Different countries have different aesthetic concepts. It is recommended to bring whitening products to the upper panel. In addition, there are not many masks, which are more expensive. Suggest bringing some out.
List:
1. The price of sanitary napkins is similar to that in China. It is recommended to buy it in Dia supermarket, which is cheap and easy to use, and the super-long one is rare. Con alas means to have wings, and sin alas means to have no wings.
2. Myopia students can wear glasses (with eye cloth), contact lenses and bring their own contact lens liquid medicine (here is a bottle of more than ten euros) in China. In addition, it is recommended to take sunglasses out, because the sunshine in Europe is too bright, but if you are willing to buy international brands, come out and buy them. The discount for Ray-Ban and Vogue is around 50 euros.
3. Washing powder, washing liquid and washing block are generally used for washing clothes here, and it is difficult to find traces of common soaps such as transparent soap and whitening soap. Students with special needs suggest taking them out.
electronic equipment
Tips: Generally speaking, Spanish electrical appliances are bulky and expensive, and the brands are Japanese and Korean. It is not recommended to buy electrical appliances in Spain.
List:
1. mobile phone (you can use it by changing a communication company card in Spain, and the price is about 10 euro).
Several major communication companies in Spain are Vodafone (more expensive, but I heard that the call quality is good), Movistar and Yoigo (cheaper), and Thephonehouse all have their services. There are two ways to pay by mobile phone: prepaid and contract. Prepayment is how much it costs, and the phone bill is more expensive. The call is about 0.2 Euro/minute, which varies from company to company. The contract system is to pay a fixed phone bill every month, and you can make phone calls and surf the Internet at a certain time. The communication company will provide a new mobile phone (but it needs to be returned when the contract expires), but the applicant is required to stay in Spain for at least 18 months.
2. Notebooks (many domestic brands, new models, slightly cheaper)
It is recommended to bring operating system disks and antivirus software. The software here is genuine, and each disk is 10 Euro or 20 Euro.
3.MP3/MP4
You can carry it according to your own needs.
3. Hair dryer and hair straightener/curler
Girls can carry them according to their own needs.
4. Spanish electronic dictionary
You can carry it according to your own needs, which is more convenient for individuals.
5. Plug converter
Spain is a double round hole socket, so household appliances cannot be plugged directly into the socket. However, you can buy them in Spanish shops in China. The big price is about 3 euros, and the small price is about 1 euro.
6. Iron
It depends on personal needs. The ones here are big and heavy, generally around 40 euros, so it is not recommended to buy them.
Books
Tips: European books are very expensive, a small portable dictionary is about 10 Euros, and a novel with about 400 pages is about 20 Euros.
List: It is recommended to bring books on Spanish grammar.
Drugs (required)
Tips:
1. Drugs can be checked in the trunk.
2. Spanish pharmacy farmacia can sell over-the-counter drugs, and the price is not expensive. In case of emergency, you can buy medicine locally.
List: painkillers, carsickness medicine, cold medicine, anti-inflammatory medicine, headache medicine, eye drops, watermelon frost, Simin, dermatitis cream, stomach medicine and so on.
food
Tips:
Most foods can be bought in China stores, such as Wang Shouyi Thirteen Spices Seasoning, Lee Kum Kee Soy Sauce and Cooking Oil, Master Kong Instant Noodles, Shanghai Noodles, Rice Cakes, Tangyuan, jiaozi, Sufu, Zhacai, chafing dish base, brown sugar, and fresh tofu and lotus roots.
You can bring a little as you like.
culinary implements
Tips:
If you rent a house by yourself, generally speaking, the home appliances in the landlord's kitchen are very complete. There are bowls, plates, cups, tableware (knives, forks, spoons), pots of various sizes (deep-mouthed pots are hard to find in China), pressure cookers (some have them at home), microwave ovens, and many homes also have ovens (you can make cakes, bake pizza, roast chicken, etc.). ) and tucao driver (can bake bread). What is missing can be discussed with the landlord, and the kind landlord will buy it for you. Spanish families generally use very advanced induction cookers, which are very safe and have four countertops. In principle, four courses can be served at the same time.
List:
1. rice cooker (available in domestic stores, the price is about 20 euros, so you can consider whether to carry it).
2. Travel chopsticks+fork+spoon. It takes up no space and is very convenient. It is a bit troublesome to buy chopsticks in Spain.
The induction cooker is only used to make hot pot. Let's consider whether to bring it.
4. Broadsword It is recommended to bring a sharp broadsword that can be used to cut meat, because Spanish knives are more exquisite.
suitcase
Tip: All the luggage is finished. Let's put them in the box.
If you buy a student ticket, generally speaking, you can carry two large suitcases, each of which does not exceed 20kg, and the other carry-on baggage does not exceed 10kg. Every airline has different regulations, please pay attention.
List:
1. Two large boxes with good quality. It's expensive to repair things in Europe.
Suggest a mountaineering bag, so that you don't have to buy a mountaineering bag when you travel to Europe in the future.
How to prepare for studying in Spain? I took the course of studying in Spain through train in New Oriental, which was not bad. I heard that they also have preparatory classes such as Hanyang University and Musashino University, and the classes are quite complete.
What do you need to prepare for studying in Spain in high school? List of visa materials for studying in Spain
1. Fill out the visa application form and paste four photos of your ID on it.
2. Ordinary passport (original and copies of each page) with the validity period exceeding the applicant's stay in Spain.
3. Submit a letter of admission signed by the administrative director of a nationally recognized national or private education center. This notice should indicate whether you are going to school for further study or research or training, and also indicate the national registration code (original and copy) of the university or education center.
4. The study abroad plan shall specify the subjects to be studied and the research to be conducted by the applicant.
5. Applicants must have a certain understanding and expression of Spanish.
6. The notarial certificate of the highest academic degree certificate owned by the applicant shall be provided and translated (original and photocopy).
7. Applicants need to provide proof that they or their parents or guardians have sufficient sources of income, that is, provide a list of bank accounts in the last three months, and indicate the date of bank account opening and the salary certificate issued by their unit (original and photocopy). The minimum living standard in Spain is 90 1.52 euros per person per month.
8. Applicants should provide proof of residence during their study in Spain, and explain the detailed address (original and photocopy).
9. Applicants need to buy an insurance policy to cover their medical expenses during their stay in Spain and the expenses of returning to their motherland in case of sudden illness.
10. If the applicant is a minor, he/she should provide a notarized certificate that his/her parents or guardians agree to study and stay in Spain, indicating the name of the school and the time of studying abroad, and translate the certification (original and photocopy).
1 1. Two envelopes indicating the applicant's detailed address and postal code in China.
12. Original and photocopy of each page of the account.
Applicants who apply for a visa to study abroad for more than 6 months must also provide the following additional documents: a) the original health certificate issued by the medical institution designated by the consular section of this embassy, which proves that the applicant has not suffered from any major diseases stipulated by international medical organizations.
B)/kloc-applicants over 0/6 years old must provide the original and photocopy of the translated and certified notarial certificate with no criminal record. This file is valid for 3 months.
Supplementary materials and explanations:
1. All submitted documents must be translated into English or Spanish.
2. The Spanish Embassy may ask the applicant for an interview.
The Spanish Embassy has the right to request the applicant to provide any other required documents.
Even if all the documents mentioned above are ready, there is no guarantee that you will get a visa.
Add a few more:
1. Valid passport (original and photocopy, valid for more than 120 days)
2. Visa application form. You can pick it up at the visa office of the embassy in advance and paste 4 recent photos on the form.
3. Proof of economic security: The minimum living expenses stipulated by Spanish law shall not be less than 90 1.52 euros per person per day.
4. Proof of living in a private house or dormitory, or proof of the same or higher economic ability as the Spanish in this area.
5. Admission notice of a school in Spain
6. Original and photocopy of certificate of no criminal record (translation and authentication required)
7. Health certificate (physical examination certificate of designated hospital)
8. Proof that the school is officially recognized by Spain.
19. Notarization of academic qualifications (original and photocopy)
10. Proof of residence arrangement during Spain, indicating the detailed address.
1 1. Insurance and repatriation fees
12. If the applicant is a minor, the consent of parents or guardians is required.
13. Two return addresses.
Related matters
Other materials may need to be supplemented.
Applicants may need to go to the embassy for an interview in person.
All documents should be translated into English or Spanish.
Visa fee: 405 yuan /54 euros.
About high schools in Barcelona:
You can use Google to search for high schools near your home. The keyword can be educació n segundaria o escuela segundaria. Of course, these are all public. If you want to go to a private one, you can also search it. Basically, I think the quality of education is similar, public and private. It makes no difference. That is, private enterprises pay more.
Project preparation:
Baggage items for studying abroad that should not be brought.
1。 Clothes, multiple suits, thick quilts, plates, thick sweaters, and (thick) pants. Silk products.
2。 Cookware thermos
3。 Books, pens and dictionaries
4。 The electrical appliances are all non-1 10V. Considering the high power of electric appliances such as rice cookers, transformers are absolutely out of date.
5。 Other fruits and food, inferior tea (you can't give them away without boiling water). Repair tools.
Baggage items for studying abroad that can be taken with you.
1。 Clothes a good quality suit (cheongsam? ), inflatable pillows, gloves. Insole? Wool hat. Sleeping bag.
2。 Cookware: A China cookbook, pressure cooker and many washers (the best quality in China), pot (wooden handle).
3。 Erasers, pencils (mechanical pencil should bring enough lead cores), durable schoolbags and folders. Chinese dictionary of words, China's leisure novels (the best complete works of Jin Yong), chess score. Official transcripts, degree certificates, various notarizations.
4。 Electronic pop songs tapes, CDs, radios, chargers and rechargeable batteries, walkman, cassette tapes, overseas travel adapters, travel transformers (1 10V-220V), etc.
5。 Other China arts and crafts, two bottles of good wine. Folding umbrella. Some drugs, such as carsickness, colds, indigestion, insomnia and allergies.
Baggage items for studying abroad:
1。 Clothes, sun hats and sunglasses; A batch of socks and cotton underwear; Various textures and colors (don't say too bright). T-shirts with different lengths and thicknesses (it must be enough for two weeks to change, hehe! ), village clothes, jeans, casual pants (pay attention to shrinkage); Waterproof or windproof jacket; Wool fir; Sports shoes (2-3 pairs), soft leather shoes, slippers, simple sewing kit, scissors; Shaver; Nail clippers; Coat or trench coat, down jacket or leather coat (preferably covering your knees). Note: It is not easy to find a size that suits you.
2。 A kitchen knife, a set of plastic lunch boxes, bamboo chopsticks that can be heated by microwave oven.
3。 Books professional books (Chinese? Spanish? ), two more pairs of glasses and a doctor's optometry diagnosis.
4。 Electrical and tourist switch plugs.
5。 Other software, including operating system, Chinese platform, OFFICE, as well as some application software (such as MATLAB, dictionary), family photos and classmates' address book. Some two-inch photos of myself. Certificates and air tickets
Overview of life in Spain:
Spain is a relatively conservative and backward European country. Compared with France, Germany and Italy, both the gross national product and the per capita wage income are slightly less. But in general, a monthly income of 90-1.20 thousand pesetas or scholarships is basically enough. You'd better make your own consumption plan when you arrive in Madrid, otherwise it will be difficult to manage your money well. For example, a month's rent is probably: a single room, 30,000-60,000 SGD per person per month; Double room, 20000-40000 per person per month; The price of a triple room and a multi-person room will be cheaper, but it is not recommended here, because many people living in one room will have a great impact on their study and daily rest. It's best to rent a double room. As for public utilities, water in Spain is relatively cheap and electricity is ok. The most expensive thing is gas, because all the gas in Spain is imported from Britain and Holland. So save gasoline as much as possible. If 3-4 people share a house, the total monthly water, electricity and consumption ceiling should be around 25,000 Western dollars. In terms of diet, food prices in Spain are relatively expensive, such as pork is about 500-800 Singapore dollars/kg, tomatoes 150-250 Singapore dollars/kg, potatoes are cheaper, green peppers are 300-400 Singapore dollars/kg, eggplant and beans are similar to green peppers, and so on. Therefore, it is best to leave some flowers when eating, but you must eat well, otherwise it will be bad for your health. Once you get sick, the consequences can be imagined. The average person spends about 5000-8000 dollars on meals every month. Ok, you'd better buy a monthly ticket in Madrid. When you get there, you can first consider buying a monthly ticket with your passport, about 5,000 Spanish dollars, because Madrid's monthly ticket can take the city bus, subway and light rail train, which is very convenient; However, if you arrive in Madrid in the middle and late part of a month, you can buy ten tickets (cupon de diez viajes) instead of a monthly ticket, because the price is about 760 Spanish dollars (but ten tickets can't take the light rail). As for clothes, it is best to bring them from home, otherwise the clothes there are too expensive for ordinary people. In addition, the clothes there are generally larger for men and smaller and thinner for women, which are not suitable for orientals. The above are the basic prices of food, clothing, housing and transportation. Be sure to calculate your own expenses, and it is best not to overdraw, otherwise you will definitely not have enough Spanish dollars on you before you finally return to China.
It's best to share at least 2-3 people, for the sake of safety and convenient communication. It's good to be close to the school, but the price is also relatively expensive, and the house is generally small and old, and the decoration is also poor. The city center is the same, and it is very close to the red light district, which is very unsafe. Therefore, it is recommended to share an apartment, preferably in a local middle-class residential area. The house is good, the scenery is good, it is safe and quiet, which is more suitable for life and study. Or find a Spanish landlord, but first, cooking is a problem, and second, because of different living habits, there may be small friction at ordinary times. But in any case, the house must be next to the subway station with convenient transportation or the light rail station. It's certainly better to have a bus passing by. It is very important for us to have a better kitchen, because we can do whatever we want. After all, Spaniards are seldom willing to rent their houses to people in China, because cooking and cooking are oily and harmful to the kitchen. Secondly, it is best to have a TV, refrigerator, washing machine and telephone in the room.
Spanish guide to life: dietary problems
The first is the seasoning problem. All China spices can be bought in local China stores, especially ginger, because there is no ginger in Spanish supermarkets, only garlic. The second is the problem of tableware. I don't need to say this. The third is cooking. It is suggested to bring a rice cooker (preferably double plugs) before going to the west, which will be revolutionary for your dinner! As for the local vegetables, they are basically similar to those in China, but the "quality" is poor-unpalatable. Especially cucumbers, pay attention! Some supermarkets sell Chinese cabbage, so be careful. There are two kinds of lettuce, pay attention to your choice. There are many kinds of noodles, but they are spaghetti. Boil in boiling water for about 5-8 minutes, and serve after 5 minutes. They can be made into ketchup noodles, very good! If you don't want to cook, you can make do with a box of instant noodles in a shop in China, but it's more expensive.
Spanish guide to life: dressing and wearing a hat
You won't really find the weather in Spain until you arrive: it's wonderful. The weather is good, the sun is abundant, the air is fresh, and there is basically no pollution, not to mention dust, because there is no soil in the urban area. The coldest in winter is only MINUS 5 degrees, but it often rains. Based on this, I suggest not to bring sweaters and trousers, but a slightly thicker pair of autumn trousers and a thicker cashmere sweater or sweater (bring a sweater if you are afraid of the cold). Bring more spring and autumn clothes and casual sports shoes; Consider bringing some rain-proof silk clothes or windbreakers, which are very useful; In addition, you should take a good umbrella, because it can keep out the rain in winter and shade in summer, especially in winter, when you use it so many times, you almost have to take an umbrella when you go out, so a good umbrella is very useful. In addition, it is best to bring some sheets, quilts, etc.
Spanish guide to life: going out
Speaking of traffic in Madrid, public transportation is particularly developed, and subway, light rail, bus and monthly ticket are universal and very convenient. If any of you is under 2 1, you can also apply for a youth monthly ticket (yellow cover), and the price will be cheaper. Subway and light rail are divided into six areas: a, B3 B2 b 1, C2 c 1. It's enough for you to buy area A. If you lose your monthly ticket, report it immediately and apply again. The ticket window provides free subway route maps and light rail route maps.
What do I need to prepare for studying in Spain? Do you mean the application materials for studying abroad or what you are going to bring?
Certificate category
1. Passport The most important identification after going abroad must be properly kept. I can leave my ID card at home.
2. The admission notice of a language school or university or sometimes the inspection of a police uncle will be used.
3. Credit card cannot be UnionPay credit card. There are still few shops supporting UnionPay. VISA and MasterCard are very useful all over the world.
4. Sometimes a diagnosis is used.
If you have a national student ID card or a youth card, you can enjoy some discount tickets all over Europe.
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