1 Q: What is Yurui International Education?

A:

■ Yurui International Education was established in 2009, focusing on study in Germany, Sino-German inter-school cooperation, vocational education abroad, cultural exchange, German study abroad immigration, etc. It is the operation center of German AM Education Alliance DDC dual study abroad Program (China).

■ Education Federation is not a "study abroad agency"

■ Not "labor export"

■ Commissioned by the German School and the South Lower Saxony Industry and Commerce Association, it selects outstanding students in China to receive education in Germany, closely combines German Industry 4.0 and Made in China 2025, and cultivates reserve international talents

■ Direct transfer of Chinese middle school students to German public vocational schools to receive "dual system" vocational training programs

■ German schools directly recruit, students have exactly the same treatment and future with German indigenous students, free tuition, supported by German enterprises and the German government, and enjoy subsidies in the second year of enrollment

■ Non-intermediary one-time temporary service, students' arrival in Germany is a new starting point rather than the end of our service, comprehensive life management and counseling for students (Germany has a full-time teacher to provide psychological and life counseling for students, to help students quickly integrate into the study and life in Germany)

2 Q: What graduation certificate does the student get after graduation? What is the effect of the graduation certificate?

A: After the completion of the "dual system" vocational education, students will receive two certificates, a graduation certificate issued by the vocational school and a vocational qualification certificate issued by the German IHK, which allows for employment or further study within the European Union.

3 Q: What are the language requirements for applying for "dual system" vocational education?

A: Direct entry to school in principle requires a language level of B1. However, only a basic German language proficiency is required at home, and Urui International recommends that students study around 400 class hours for visa processing. After that, students can continue their language training in Germany.

4 Q: What's the use of learning German well?

A: German is one of the most commonly studied foreign languages in the world (often taught as a second foreign language in Europe). German is the most important language in the European Union after English and French; In Germany, Austria, and the city of Dunstein, German is the only official language; In Switzerland, Belgium, Luxembourg, Italy, German plays an important role as an official language, and in Japan, the term for medicine is German.

5 Q: Do German high schools have summer and winter vacations?

A: German high schools have more than one month of summer vacation every year. Winter vacation is very short, only one or two days. In addition, there are many traditional Christian holidays, such as the two-week Easter holiday in March or April, the Ascension and Pentecost holidays in May, and the two-week Christmas holiday in December. In addition, May Day and National Unity Day on October 3 will also be closed.

6 Q: When do German schools start?

A: Admission to German schools twice a year: Mid-February and mid-August per year (1) Students who enter in February are required to prepare, submit visa documents, and start learning German in April and May of the previous year. Arriving in Germany in August and September (2) Students entering in September are required to prepare, submit visa documents and begin German language learning in August and September of the previous year, and arrive in Germany in February of the same year (3) Visa duration: about 3 months

7 Q What is the arrangement of the "dual system" vocational education?

A: And electrical integration as an example:

Year 1: Theoretical study at school five days a week. Arrange a two-week internship in an enterprise.

The second academic year: 4 days a week in the company for internship, 1 day in school for theoretical study. The salary for an internship is around 850 euros.

The third academic year: 4 days a week in the enterprise practice, 1 day in school for theoretical learning. The trainee is about 900 euros.

3.5 Academic year: 4 days a week in the company for internship, 1 day in school for theoretical learning. The salary for an internship is around 950 euros

8 Q: What's the living environment like in Germany?

A: The scenery around Doude is beautiful and the air is fresh. Winter temperatures are around -5 to 10 degrees below zero, and summer temperatures are around 25-30 degrees. It is not very cold in winter and not very hot in summer. Our students don't need to worry about finding a house in Germany. We have arranged for all students to live in a beautiful and well-equipped dormitory. There are restaurants, sports rooms, study rooms and other public facilities in the dormitory. There is a large lawn and barbecue equipment at the entrance of the dormitory. There are many inexpensive supermarkets near the dormitory, you can buy almost all the daily necessities.

9 Q: How to deal with many complicated procedures for students studying in Germany?

A: Our students don't need to worry about a series of red tape. Our tutors will accompany and help them with all important matters. Students need not be distracted by these things. Their priority is to concentrate on their studies and to engage.

10 Q: How much does it cost to attend the "dual system" vocational education in Germany?

A: Our "dual" vocational school is a public school in Germany, so there is no tuition fee. The cost of living in Germany is about 60,000-70,000 yuan a year. Our students have a monthly salary subsidy of 850-950 euros during the internship, which can fully cover their expenses in Germany.

11 Q: How do our students spend their spare time?

A: The AM Education League Associated Schools places students on the school's blue and soccer teams. Students can attend team practices and games after class or on weekends. Students who are not good at ball games can also participate in other school activities. In addition, we organize excursions, outings or visits for students during holidays.