Why did Britain's withdrawal from the EU trigger the Irish passport craze?

Recently, the deadlock of Britain's "Brexit" is causing panic among ordinary people.

Even the British auto market has triggered a "production stoppage tide" because of "Britain's withdrawal from the European Union".

According to the data of Ireland and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, the number of Irish passport applicants is increasing all the way, setting a new historical record.

Of the 860,000 passports issued by the Irish government last year, 200,000 applicants were British citizens.

In fact, in the past two years or so, some British people of Irish descent have applied for Irish passports as an "alternative plan". But now, more and more British people without any Irish descent have joined the ranks of applying for Irish citizenship, which has led to a record high number of people applying for naturalization in Ireland.

From this perspective, regardless of whether Britain's "Brexit" can be successfully realized, Ireland has entered people's sight.

Then why is Ireland so popular? What is the existence of Ireland for international students?

First, a sound education system.

Ireland is a country with English as its first language, and has a complete and systematic education system, covering almost all commonly used majors.

Ireland's education has high quality and strong career orientation, among which software, telecommunications, engineering, medicine, biology, business, tourism management and other majors are world-renowned.

The education system is mature and the diploma forms are diverse, which is suitable for scholars with different academic qualifications. Through ETS European transfer credit system, international students can transfer to other EU countries.

The level of teaching and scientific research is world-class, and the academic qualifications and degrees are widely recognized internationally, and an agreement on mutual recognition of higher academic qualifications has been signed with China.

So students don't have to worry that their academic qualifications will not be recognized after returning from studying abroad!

Second, the cost of studying in Ireland is low.

The tuition and living expenses in Ireland are cheaper than those in the United States, Australia and other countries, which is about 60% of that in Britain.

Generally speaking, the annual tuition fee of national universities is 9000- 13000 euros (the liberal arts are lower), the polytechnic universities are 8000-9000 euros, and the private universities are 6000-8000 euros.

The visa deposit is about 250,000-300,000 RMB, and an informed letter is needed as a guarantor.

Third, there are many internship opportunities.

During the study period, you can legally work 20 hours a week, and holidays can be increased to 40 hours a week.

Unlike universities in Britain, some universities in Ireland promise international students that they can get paid internships during their studies. For example, in the cooperative education in university of limerick, students have to practice in companies related to their majors for 6-8 months during their study, which must be completed according to the regulations.

At present, about 1500 Irish and foreign companies provide 2000 internship positions for the school every year. Students majoring in international hotel management in Shannon Hotel Management College will practice in internationally renowned four-star and five-star hotels including Sheraton Hotel in the second and fourth academic years.

Fourth, the top 100 Irish universities came to China for an interview.

Trinity College Dublin, which is also known as the "Three Musketeers of European Education" with Oxford University and Cambridge University, went to China for an interview on March 20 19, and can be admitted in advance through our center.

1, you can apply for 20 19 QS world universities without college entrance examination results ranking 104;

2, high scholarships, priority admission through interviews organized by our school;

3. You can also apply for the second year of high school to save time and cost and go to college in advance.