How about Perth, Australia? How's school?

I was in Perth from 1998 to 2002. The city is not big,1100,000 people. There are only four or five streets in the city center, but I'm not bored at all. There are four universities:

University of Western Australia (UWA): It is one of the eight famous universities in Australia, but I personally feel that it should be the worst among the eight universities. Hehe, the entrance requirements for going to the University of Western Australia are not as good as other majors. There are not many people in China, the campus area is not small, not far from the city center, and the environment is good.

Curtin Technology: There are many Australians, and there are no specific statistics. At least 1/3- 1/2 of Australians of the same age I know in Perth studied in Curtin (including Curtin's CIC), so that Premier Wen visited China once a few years ago. Curtin's campuses are not far apart. 20-30 minutes' drive from downtown.

Murdoch University: The school was founded by Mordek, a British and even world media tycoon, and has 1 large campus. That area is called Moddock, which is in the north of the city center (it seems to be the north, I can't remember it for too many years, anyway, it is either due north or due south, just opposite the airport). It is convenient to drive to expressway, about 30-45 minutes, and there are not many people in China.

Eddie Cowen (ECU): Relatively small schools have been rising slowly in recent years. There are not many people in China, mainly 3-4 campuses, which are scattered. The quality of education and students is the worst among the four universities in the west, but it has improved in the past 2-3 years.

People in Perth are friendlier and simpler than those in Sydney and Melbourne. Generally, middle-aged people over the age of 40 are friendly, while their peers aged 20-30 are simple and bold, a bit like the northeast people, hehe. The cost of studying abroad is cheaper than Melbourne and Sydney. There are 1 Chinese streets and Chinese supermarkets, but there are no Chinese shopping malls (Melbourne and Sydney have them). It can also be seen that there are not as many people in China as in Melbourne and Sydney, but you can meet many China people in the street every day. In short, it is a good place to study and support the elderly with peace of mind.

You can tell me your situation in detail by email, and I will help you apply for and coach your visa. Idp is ok, but idp is not an intermediary and the service is not so comprehensive. The most terrible thing is that there are many people applying through idp, and the processing speed is very slow during the peak season. There were too many students in the past two years, and they had to digest documents and applications through some intermediaries, but the students didn't know. 1 It often happens to apply for 2 months. So idp is not recommended. I studied abroad, but I don't know much about Australia. I study in England. I have friends in most Australian departments in Beijing. If you like, I can recommend a good intermediary teacher to you.