Things to note for students studying abroad

Things that students should pay attention to when going out to study include: formal group participation, signing of agreements, safety when going out, making plans, full supervision, and safe residence.

1. Regular group participation

< p> Pay attention to participating in groups organized by qualified units and institutions. The organizers for primary and secondary school students to go abroad to participate in summer (winter) camps should be primary and secondary schools and other institutions or organizations, and the travel agency that undertakes the activities should have the qualifications to operate outbound tourism business.

2. Signing the Agreement

Parents should learn more about the specific arrangements for study tour activities, sign relevant agreements with the organizations, clarify the rights and responsibilities of the parties involved, refine the safety and security clauses, and clarify Medical, travel insurance and other matters. The organizer and local host should provide sufficient accompanying teachers, tour guides or escorts based on the number of students and specific activity arrangements to ensure the safety of students participating in the tour in terms of food, accommodation, transportation and travel.

3. Safety when going out

Strengthen the management of the whole group and take measures to supervise students not to leave the group alone for activities. When going out, students should be reminded and supervised to avoid dangerous behaviors, especially not to eat food or drinks given by strangers; not to take strangers' vehicles; not to engage in high-risk sports; keep valuables and passports and other important property properly, and do not show wealth. Show off your wealth.

4. Develop a plan

According to the schedule, it is necessary to fully prepare for the risks such as natural disasters, traffic accidents, getting lost, accidental injuries, criminal violations, theft and loss that may occur along the trip. It is estimated that it is necessary to conduct sufficient research and judgment on the safety environment of hotels, schools, scenic spots, etc. where people stay for a long time, formulate practical organizational plans and risk response plans, and make every effort to avoid risky accidents.

5. Full supervision

Parents, organizers, leading teachers and receptionists should strengthen information communication, perform supervision responsibilities throughout the process, and ensure student safety. While abroad, the team leader should strengthen communication with students, fully understand student dynamics, actively provide guidance, properly respond to potential safety hazards or accidents, and report group dynamics to parents and organizational units in a timely manner.

6. Safety of residence

If you stay with a host family, you should understand its background in advance and choose carefully. If you are staying in a hotel, you should choose an area with a better public security environment, and try to arrange students to stay on the same floor or area. When participating in camp activities, you should concentrate on studying and living, and do not leave the camp without permission. Students are reminded to close the doors and windows of their rooms; do not open the door to strangers; do not go out alone, especially not to leave their residence after dark.