List of necessary luggage for freshmen to go to Australia
1, passport+visa
2. A copy of the offer and the electronic registration confirmation (eCoE).
3. Receipts or remittance vouchers for tuition fees and medical insurance for international students (usually paid together with tuition fees, and some students may also involve receipts for airport pick-up and accommodation).
4. Various notarized materials, such as diploma notarization, kinship notarization, IELTS test report, etc.
5. ID photo (10 2 inch photo)
6. driver's license
Domestic driver's license can be used in Australia. But it should be translated into English in a translation agency and notarized in English. Or go to an Australian designated translation agency for translation. (I have to translate)
7. Address List
Record the contact information of friends, relatives, various service agencies, and the Australian Consulate in China.
8. Air tickets
If no relatives or friends come to pick up the plane, try to arrive during the day from Monday to Friday. There are various routes. The more flights there are, the cheaper the air tickets are. As long as you transfer outside Australia, you don't need to pick up checked baggage, which is still very convenient.
Books and stationery
List of necessary luggage for freshmen to go to Australia
1, some professional books
A theoretical book based on one's own discipline can be used to clear one's mind when one can't understand a big English book. But you don't need to bring commercial law or anything. The regulations on both sides are different. As for what books to bring, you can ask your friends with the same major in domestic universities. You don't need to bring a dictionary. There are Chinese-English dictionaries in general school libraries. Mind you, if you really want to bring small and concise Chinese and English, don't scribble on it. Some exams can bring a dictionary that can be translated between mother tongue and English, but the dictionary must be clean, otherwise it will be considered cheating.
2. Australian travel books
Those who like to travel can buy them, but they can't buy Chinese Australian travel guides in Australia. If you want to challenge English travel books and like self-help travel, I recommend going to Australia to buy the Lonely Planet series of Australian books, which are super comprehensive and are backpackers' bibles ~ ~
3. Durable schoolbag
Very important! All the books are big and thick, and the notes and handouts are A4. You may have to bring water for lunch in class, so bring a big bag, and a small bag is not practical!
4, pencil+lead+eraser
This is very important. In Australia, pencils can be used as long as they are not official documents. Easy-to-use mechanical pencil and refill are super expensive. Ballpoint pens and the like, you can buy one when the school cafeteria is on sale. You can also bring some highlighters, which are used frequently and expensive.
5, recipes
Didn't you think of that? I tell you, buying some simple recipes and learning to cook can make you feel happier in a foreign country. Do you think it is super sweet?
6. Punching machine
It's the kind of thing that you can punch a few holes in the paper and put the paper in a big folder. It's expensive in Australia. There is no need to bring a notebook, which is rarely used in Australia and is not expensive. Generally, notes are printed on A4 paper, so the punching machine is super practical.
7. Staplers and staples
You can order handouts, photocopied books and homework, which is also very practical.
8.2 A4 paper perforated binders.
You can take it with you when you have time, even if you don't take it to Australia. All the notes are just written on paper. Just make a hole and put it in the folder when you come back. They are sorted by time and theme respectively, which is very clear and tidy.
9. How many kinds of labels can be pasted?
The colored post-it notes, the ones with small notes, are easy to find in a thick book when reviewing. Most of Australia is plastic, which is expensive.