What are the benefits of Spanish children immigrating to school?

Language advantages of ethnic minorities

Spanish is one of the most widely used languages in the world except English. About 600 million people speak English and 500 million people speak Spanish. At the same time, the official language of more than 20 countries is Spanish, and the official language of the United States includes Spanish in addition to English. Immigrating to Spain, in the Spanish environment, can learn Spanish faster.

Advantages of the EU

Spain is a member of the European Union. Immigrating to Spain and obtaining the right of abode in Spain means that you can freely enter other European countries to study, including Germany, France, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands and other European countries.

Tuition advantage

Compared with traditional immigrant countries, such as the United States and Canada, Spanish tuition is much lower, even lower than China. After entering the university, students not only need to pay for language learning, but also need very low tuition fees. They can also work and study while going to school, and the expenses earned are enough to cover their living expenses. After immigration, you can enjoy the same tuition advantage as local students in Spain.

Professional advantage

Many universities in Spain recruit a limited number of international students every year, and many majors do not recruit foreign students. After immigrating to Spain, you can enjoy the treatment of local students, which greatly increases the admission probability and enjoys the professional advantages of local students. Art is Spain's trump card major, and music, architecture, interior design, computer animation production, art exhibition, news photography, fashion design and other majors are also world-renowned. Spain has produced many famous artists such as Picasso, Dali, Gaudi and Cervantes.

Education in Europe 14 Free Education

Spain has inherited the educational style of Europe. After immigrating to Spain, public schools have implemented almost tuition-free education with government funding, and only need to pay undergraduate registration fees, but some private schools have to pay high tuition fees. In addition, Spain is a country with free education for 14 years.