How do children enter school after Portuguese immigration? What are the requirements?

What we come into contact with is literature education, because most of us don't pay enough attention to mathematics, and their literary talent is more suitable. We should attach importance to the migration of immigrant investment and study hard. Accepting the most advanced Portuguese moral education, they will also pay great attention to their children's self-control ability, and there will be exams about life. They received special children's education, that is, learning and training Portuguese, and also learning some feudal social etiquette knowledge. I don't think feudal social etiquette should be learned.

If you invest 500,000 euros in real estate immigrants or 350,000 euros in stock funds in Portugal for six years, you can bring your minor children to immigrate and invest in Portugal's daily life. Children studying in Portugal can enjoy the EU teaching system. After the implementation of the golden residence permit policy in Portugal, more and more China people choose to buy houses and immigrate to Portugal for their children's education, hoping to provide a good environment for their children to go to school. What do China people need to pay attention to when they go through the entrance formalities for their children after they immigrate to Portugal?

For example, the United States and Britain set up English schools, and Germany and France set up German law schools. This kind of international middle school teaching is the same as that in Portuguese-speaking colleges, which is conducive to the improvement of children's English ability. If the society has conditions, it is also one of the very good choices. However, the monthly fee of such schools ranges from 600- 1200 euros, which is twice that of Portuguese-speaking private schools at the same level. Generally speaking, the quality of education in private schools will be better than that in enterprises. In fact, the teaching level of many public universities is still relatively high.

Generally speaking, international Chinese schools go to their platforms to provide the required documents. Therefore, it is best to check the documents on the website of the preferred institution. Generally speaking, international schools in Portugal need the following documents: application form of institutions (available from the school or its platform)/ID cards of parents and children/three visa photos of students and cultural and educational sponsors/proof of reasonable and legal work/reports of institutions in previous years/proof of children's physical examination or immunization/proof of payment of application fee. If necessary, express the test results in words. In most cases, the relevant staff or international middle school leaders will continue to take the baby for an interview in addition to submitting the required documents.

Portugal ends in the middle and late September of each year to the middle and late June of the following year. There are two short holidays (two weeks for Christmas and two weeks for Easter) and three test periods. The total score of the exam is 20 points. From junior high school to national examination. Generally, the national unified examination only takes three courses, and the test scores account for less than 50% of the total scores. General examination scores account for more than 50% of the total scores. Similarly, you have to take the national unified examination when you go to college, and your test scores usually account for a certain proportion. In addition, the more difficult university in Portugal is the Academy of Medical Sciences, and the average score of children in school must be around 19.

Kindergartens in Portugal are mainly run by the people, but there are also a few public schools run by professors and municipal governments to take care of children from these low-and middle-income families. These schools charge fees according to family income. Family per capita income is lower than the national standard, free of charge. Due to limited places, government kindergartens refused to accept children from high-income families. The monthly fee for private kindergartens ranges from 300 to 600 euros. Its advantage is that students will spend 2-3 hours more in school than in public places (school time: 7:00-20:00), and there will be a car to pick them up. Private kindergartens are a wise choice for double-income families with good economic development conditions.