1, high employment rate.
The choice of studying abroad mainly depends on the country's future development potential, and South Korea does have this potential, because with the continuous development of South Korea's economy in the past two years, the subsequent study abroad fever in South Korea has become increasingly hot. Both China and South Korea are Asian countries with similar geographical locations and convenient communication. South Korea is China's third largest trading partner and has extensive economic and cultural ties with China.
2. There is little cultural difference between China and South Korea.
In recent years, South Korea has become the first choice for working-class families who dream of studying abroad because of its moderate expenses, and it is also popular because of the in-depth development of Korean culture in China in recent years. In addition, South Korea and China belong to Asia, and there are many similarities in cultural etiquette and teaching system, so compared with countries with different styles such as Europe and America, South Korea's living habits are more easily accepted by us in China.
3. Generally, the master's degree system in foreign countries is shorter than that in China. Postgraduates in China are generally three years or two and a half years, while those abroad are basically no more than two years. In Britain and other Commonwealth countries, it is even one year (two years in Korea and Japan and one and a half years in Malaysia). Saving time is equivalent to saving money.
4. There is little competition for foreign masters, and the scholarships are high and varied. Science and engineering students in countries like Korea and Japan can easily get full or half prizes, and they can apply without any exams.
Disadvantages:
1. Senior high school students are relatively young, with poor self-control ability and immature outlook on life. In an unconstrained environment, they are easily guided by wrong values. Meanwhile, safety has become a concern of many parents in China.