ADVICE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS WISHING TO STUDY IN THE UK
I have been studying in the UK for almost 2 years and have some views on studying and everyday life in the UK. Every day: Get as many snacks from your country that you think are delicious as possible. As everyone knows, the food in Great Britain is not very tasty. Aside from snacks, I would also prefer to go to Chinese restaurants in the city where I live now. Don’t take too much with you, either, otherwise you’ll freak out when you pack all your girls for the summer holidays and don’t ask me how I know that! And don’t forget to bring clothes to keep you warm as it’s pretty cold most of the time. Good Manners -When you are on the bus, thank the driver before getting off the bus. – Always say thank you, please, sorry and sorry. These are the most useful languages in this country – Smile！ Be nice and polite！ – Do not yell or yell at people. I know it sounds cheesy, but there are still a lot of international students in my school who are quite ‘ evil # 039; and don’t care about other people’s feelings. Study – Keep calm in class. I’m not saying not to speak up and answer questions in class, you should be active but not loud, that’s one of the things I’ve found most when young learners are difficult to reach. And the good thing about being active is that it’s always good to have a good relationship！ – Be diligent!! If you want teachers to like you, behavior is important, but academic achievement is very important！ You can believe it and you will always believe！ – Prepare a glue stick, which is very useful to tidy up the sheets to glue the book.(But maybe college doesn’t need a lot of pencils and notebooks) Here, thanks for reading～
