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sevenyan

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Q: is it difficult to apply school in China for kids?

trying to help my American friend to apply the school for his kids, But not really how to do it . Is it hard? and how long will it take ?

11 years 47 weeks ago in General - China

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Sinobear

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Depends where you live and what you want/expect. "Good" schools in Tier 1-3 cities will cost a lot of money (including the 'Registration fee' which is A) Illegal and B) really nothing more than a bribe). Most schools are considered "good" based on how intensive they are.

More details would make it easier to answer your question.

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mike168229

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Does your friend hate their kids that much?

sevenyan:

why? They are newly come to work in Shenzhen. So they want their kids to attend school in Shenzhen as well.8 years old girl and 10 years old boy.

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