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AcademicAsia UK INTRODUCTION |
Academic Asia is the largest company in the world specialising exclusively in helping Asian students to find places in British schools and colleges.
Academic Asia represents every boarding school and college in Britain. We are the only company in the world able to say this.
Every year Academic Asia places over 700 new students in full-time education in Britain.
Academic Asia is formed from a group of companies based in Britain, Hong Kong, Macau and China (see Our Offices for details).
Academic Asia offers:
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information on British education
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information on British schools
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detailed help and advice of the choice of schools
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up-to-the-minute information on the availability of places at schools
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help with applications and paper-work
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help with registration fee payments
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help following-up and supporting applications
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help with visits to schools
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help confirming places
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help with visas
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help with guardianship
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help with travel
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help with every aspect of finding suitable places from beginning to end |
Academic Asia also:
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arranges education exhibitions in Asia
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arranges tours and visits for British schools
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arranges language courses and summer camps
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advises schools on Asian sales and marketing
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enjoys personal contacts in hundreds of schools and colleges throughout Britain
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has over 25 years experience in British education
Academic Asia has a large and unique network of contacts throughout British education. We work only at senior level (Headmasters, Headmistresses, Registrars and Admissions Officers).
Academic Asia is the only educational agency in the world that:
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works with every school and college in Britain
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has offices in Britain and across Asia
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has personal contacts in hundreds of schools
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places over seven hundred students every year
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specialises exclusively in British boarding schools for Asian students
Academic Asia:
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knows about British education
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is known and respected throughout British education
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knows and understands Asian students
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We hope that you find this site useful. If you do not find what you are looking for then please contact us. |
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ACADEMIC ASIA EXHIBITIONS |
Academic Asia regularly organises major educational exhibitions throughout China.
Click here for details of our next exhibition:
Our exhibitions feature leading British schools and provide students and parents with unique opportunities to meet school Headmasters, Headmistresses and senior representatives.
Exhibitions are held in Hong Kong three times every year and across China at least twice every year.
CLICK HERE FOR 2010 EXHIBITION DATES
At all of our exhibitions interview rooms and full testing and examination facilities are available so that schools can assess candidates and offer places in a much shorter period of time than would normally be possible.
Entry to all Academic Asia Exhibitions is free of charge.
Academic Asia Exhibitions are held in only the most prestigious venues - such as the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre and in leading international hotels.
Qualified and experienced interpreters assist the school representatives and our educational counsellors are always on hand to give help and advice whenever required.
The Academic Asia exhibitions are the major educational events in China for British schools and colleges.
The Academic Asia exhibitions offer unique opportunites for students wishing to study in Britain.
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In Britain, education is compulsory for all children aged between 5 and 16 years. Many stay at school until 18 years old and then go to university.
There are two different types of school:
- state schools
- private schools
State schools are financed by the government. Private schools are not financed by the government. Private schools are sometimes called 'independent schools' or (very confusingly!) 'public schools'.
State schools are usually 'day schools' where the students go home each evening. Some private schools are also day schools but many are 'boarding schools' where the students eat and sleep at the school.
Overseas students usually attend private boarding schools.
State schools are open only to British or other European Union citizens. Private schools are open to all nationalities.
Education in state schools is free. All students at private schools must pay. Typical fees for 2005 at a private boarding school in Britain for 2005 are £18,000 per year (inclusive of accommodation and meals). The fees at private schools are exactly the same for British students as for overseas students. |
In Years 10 - 13 students take take two very important examinations:
GCSE examinations take place in Years 10 - 11. Students usually take GCSE examinations in 6 - 10 different subjects.
A-level examinations take palce in Years 12 - 13. Students usually take 3 - 4 subjects at A-level.
Both GCSE and A-level are two year examinations. The final grade depends on both a written examination and the student's work over the whole two year period. All students must complete two years work for each examination (except in certain circumstances for overseas students - please contact us for details).
Students wishing to study at university must normally take A-levels first (except in certain circumstances for overseas students - please contact us for details).
University education normally starts at age 18 years after completion of A-levels.
Each school year is divided into three 'terms':
WinterTerm: usually from September to December
Spring Term: usually from January to April
Summer Term: usually from May to July
All students, including overseas boarding students, leave school at the end of each term.
In the middle of each term there is usually a one-week holiday called 'half-term'. Students must leave the school at half-term.
British students go home to their familes at half-term and at the end of each term. Many overseas students also go home to their familes at the end of each term but go to their guardian for half-term.
A guardian is someone who:
- looks after a student at half-term
- looks after a student at other times if necessary
- arranges airport meeting and UK travel for the student
- helps to look after the student's money
- looks after the student in case of any problems or difficulties
- takes care of the general welfare of the student
- generally represents the parents while the student is in Britain.
All overseas students at British schools must have a guardian.
Academic Asia can provide detailed advice on guardians and can help to arrange guardianship if necessary - please contact us for details. |
All British schools are divided into "Years":
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5 - 6 |
2 |
6 - 7 |
3 |
7 - 8 |
4 |
8 - 9 |
5 |
9 - 10 |
6 |
10 - 11 |
7 |
11 - 12 |
8 |
12 - 13 |
9 |
13 - 14 |
10 |
14 - 15 |
11 |
15 - 16 |
12 |
16 - 17 |
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17 - 18 |
In most schools, the exact age of the students is very important and only students of the correct age are allowed into each Year. A few schools will make some exceptions for overseas students - please contact us for details. |
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In some circumstances, a Further Education College will be a more suitable than a school.
F.E.Colleges are for students aged 16 to 21+ and provide a broad range of education in a more open and informal environment than a school - treating their students as young adults rather than as children.
The majority of colleges are financed by the government. Almost all colleges are happy to accept overseas students. Many colleges have special courses for overseas students.
Most colleges provide courses for the A-level examinations as well as non-academic and vocational courses of all types. Colleges are much more flexible about the age of their students than most schools.
While schools have to be very strict about the academic background of all new students, colleges are sometimes able to be more flexible.
A course of study at a British college may be a suitable alternative for an overseas student who:
The choice between a school or a college can depend on a number of different factors - please contact us for help and advice.
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For students who have not completed their education in their own country and who have not taken the equivalent of the GCSE examinations, many colleges provide special courses for overseas students.
These courses are specially designed to help overseas students to enter university in Britain. These course are called Foundation Courses.
Foundation Courses provide an alternative to A-level courses for overseas students. Please contact us for information, help and advice.
Study Centres
(often called International Study Centres or ISCs)
For students wishing to join a British school but who do not have sufficient English, then a period of time in a Study Centre may be needed.
Study Centres are either attached to British schools or form a part of a school and provide special courses and facilties for students wishing to enter school in Britain.
There are now a number of such Study Centres in Britain. Please contact us for details. |
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BRITISH SCHOOLS
Academic Asia works with the following schools: (Please contact us if you do not see the school that you are interested in.) |
PLEASE NOTE: some schools use the name "college". This is not the same as an F.E. College. All of the following are schools.
Abberley Hall |
Abbey College |
Abbotsholme School |
Abingdon School |
Ackworth School |
Adams Grammar School |
Adcote School |
Aldenham School |
Aldro |
Ampleforth College |
Ampleforth Juniors (St Martin's) |
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Ashby Grammar School |
Ashbourne College |
Ashdown House |
Ashford School |
Ashville College |
Badminton School |
Barnard Castle School |
Bath Academy |
Battle Abbey School |
Bearwood College |
Bedales School |
Bedford High School |
Bedford Prep |
Bedford SC |
Bedford School |
Bedgebury School |
Bedstone College |
Beechwood Sacred Heart |
Benenden School |
Berkhampstead Collegiate Sch. |
Bethany School |
Bilton Grange |
Bishop's Stortford College |
Bloxham School |
Blundell's School |
Bolitho School |
Bootham School |
Bosworth Tutorial College |
Box Hill School |
Bradfield College |
Brambletye |
Bramcote Lorne School |
Bredon School |
Brentwood School |
Brighton College |
Bromsgrove School |
Bromsgrove School Lower School |
Brook House |
Bruton School |
Bryanston School |
Buckswood School |
Burford School |
Burgess Hill School |
Burleigh Community College |
Cambridge Arts & Sciences |
Cambridge Centre for 6th Form |
Canford School |
Casterton School |
Caterham School |
Charterhouse |
Chase Academy |
Cheam School |
Cheltenham College |
Cheltenham Ladies' College |
Chigwell School |
Chilton Cantelo School |
Christ College. Brecon |
Christ's Hospital |
City of London Freemen's Sch. |
Claremont Fan Court School |
Clayesmore |
Clifton College |
Clifton College Prep |
Cobham Hall |
Colchester Royal Grammar School |
Colston's Collegiate School |
Concord College |
Cothill House |
Cottesmore School |
Cranbrook School |
Cranleigh School |
Culford School |
Dallam School |
Dauntsey's School |
De Aston School |
Dean Close School + Prep |
Denstone College |
Dollar Academy |
Dover College |
d'Overbroeck's College |
Downe House |
Downside School |
Dulwich College |
Dulwich Prep, Cranbrook |
Dunhurst (Bedales Junior School) |
Durham School |
Eastbourne College |
Edgehill College |
Edington & Shapwick School |
Ellesmere College |
Elstree School |
Eltham College |
Embley Park School |
Epsom College |
Eton College |
Exeter Cathedral School |
Farlington School |
Farringtons & Stratford House |
Felstead Prep School |
Felsted School |
Fettes College |
Finborough School |
Forres Sandle Manor |
Framlingham College |
Framlingham College Juniors |
Frensham Heights School |
Frewin College |
Friends' School |
Fulneck School |
Fyling Hall |
Giggleswick School |
Glenalmond College |
Godstowe Prep |
Gordon's School |
Gordonstoun School |
Gosfield School |
Great Ballard |
Greenfields School |
Grenville College |
Gresham's School |
Haberdashers' Monmouth School |
Haileybury |
Hammond School |
Harecroft Hall School |
Harrogate Ladies' College |
Harrow School |
Hazelgrove |
Headington School |
Heathfield School | |
Hethersett Old Hall School |
Highfield School |
Hillstone (Malvern College) |
Hockerill Anglo-European College |
Homefield School |
Hordle Walhampton School |
Howell's School |
Hurst Lodge |
Hurstpierpoint College |
Hurtwood House |
International College Sherborne |
Ipswich School |
Kelly College |
Kent College, Canterbury |
Kent College, Pembury |
Keswick School |
Kilgraston School |
Kimbolton School |
King Edward's School |
King William's College |
Kingham Hill School |
King's Bruton |
King's College, Taunton |
King's Hall |
King's ISC |
Kings' School Winchester |
King's School, Rochester |
Kingsmead School |
Kingswood School |
Kirkham Grammar School |
Lancaster Royal Grammar School |
Lancing College |
Langley School |
Lavant House Rosemead |
Leighton Park School |
Licensed Victuallers' School |
Lime House School |
Lincoln Minster School |
Llandovery College |
Lockers Park School |
Lomond School |
Londridge Towers School |
Lord Wandsworth College |
Loretto |
Loughborough Grammar School |
Luckley-Oakfield School |
Malvern College |
Malvern Girls' College |
Mark College |
Marlborough College |
Marlborough House School |
Marymount International School |
Merchiston Castle School |
Methodist College |
Mill Hill School |
Millfield |
Milton Abbey School |
Moira House School |
Monkton Combe School |
Monmouth School |
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Moor Park Prep School |
Moorland School |
Moreton Hall |
Morrison's Academy |
Mount St Mary's College |
Moyles Court School |
New Eccles Hall |
New Hall School |
Norman Court Prep |
Oakham School |
Ockbrook School |
Old Buckenham Hall School |
Old Swinford Hospital |
Oswestry School |
Oundle School |
Padworth College |
Pangbourne College |
Papplewick |
Perrott Hill |
Peter Symonds' College |
Peterborough High School |
Pipers Corner School |
Pocklington School |
Polam Hall School |
Port Regis |
Princethorpe College |
Prior Park College |
Prior's Field School |
Queen Anne's School |
Queen Elizabeth's Hospital |
Queen Elizabeth's Royal Community Tech College |
Queen Ethleburga's College |
Queen Margaret's School |
Queen Mary's School |
Queen's College |
Queenswood |
Radley College |
Ranby House School |
Ratcliffe College |
Read School |
Reading School Berkshire |
Red Maids' School |
Reed's School |
Rendcomb College |
Repton School |
Riddlesworth Hall Prep School |
Ripon Grammar School |
Rishworth School |
Rodney School |
Roedean School |
Rookesbury Park School |
Rose Hill School |
Rossall ISC |
Rossall School |
Royal Grammar School Wycombe |
Royal Russell School |
Royal School Armagh |
Royal School Dungannon |
Royal School Hampstead |
Royal School Haslemere |
Rugby School |
Ruthin School |
Rydal Penrhos School |
Ryde Schhol |
Rye St Antony School |
S. Anselm's |
Sandroyd |
Scarborough College |
School of S. Mary and S. Anne |
Seaford College |
Sedbergh School |
Sevenoaks School |
Sexey's School |
Shaftesbury School |
Shebbear College |
Sherborne School |
Sherborne School for Girls |
Shiplake College |
Shrewsbury School | |
Sibford School |
Sidcot School |
Sir Roger Manwood's School |
Skegness Grammar School |
Slindon College |
St Andrew's School |
St Antony's Leweston |
St Aubyn's School |
St Bede's |
St Bede's The Dicker |
St Bee's School |
St Brigid's School |
St Catherine's School |
St Christopher School |
St Columba's College |
St David's College Llandudno |
St David's School Ashford |
St Dunstans Abbey |
St Edmund's College |
St Edmund's School Canterbury |
St Edward's School |
St Felix School |
St Francis' College |
St George's Ascot |
St George's Harpenden |
St George's School for Girls |
St Helen's School |
St James' School Lincolnshire |
St James' School Malvern |
St Johns Beaumont |
St John's College |
St John's School Leatherhead |
St John's School Sidmouth |
St John's School Surrey |
St John's-on-the-Hill |
St Joseph's College |
St Lawrence College |
St Leonards School |
St Leonards-Mayfield School |
St Margaret's School Bushey |
St Margaret's School Edinburgh |
St Mary's Hall Brighton |
St Mary's Hall Lancashire |
St Mary's School, Ascot |
St Mary's School, Calne |
St Mary's School, Cambridge |
St Mary's School, Shaftesbury |
St Mary's School, Wantage |
St Michaels College |
St Paul's School |
St Peter's School |
St Swithun's School |
St Teresa's School |
Stamford High School |
Stamford School |
Stanborough School |
Stanbridge Earls School |
Stewart's Melville College |
Steyning Grammar School |
Stonar School |
Stonyhurst College |
Stover School |
Stowe School |
Strathallan School |
Sunningdale School |
Sutton Valence School |
Talbot Heath |
Taunton ISC |
Taunton School |
Temple Grove |
Tettenhall College |
The Arts Educational School |
The Edinburgh Academy |
The Godolphon School |
The King's School, Canterbury |
The King's School, Ely |
The Leys School |
The Mount School York |
The Oratory School |
The Park School |
The Pilgrims' School |
The Princess Helena College |
The Purcell School |
The Royal Alexandra and Albert |
The Royal High School, Bath |
The Royal Hospital School |
The Royal Masonic Sch. Girls |
The Royal Wolverhampton School |
The Thomas Adams School |
The Towers Convent School |
The Westgate School |
Thornton College |
Tockington Manor |
Tonbridge School |
Trent College |
Trinity School |
Truro High School for Girls |
Truro School |
Tudor Hall School |
Twyford School |
Uppingham School |
Ursuline College |
Vinehall School |
Warminster School |
Warwick School |
Wellesley House |
Wellington College |
Wellington School |
Wells Cathedral School |
Wentworth College |
West Buckland School |
Westbrook Hay Prep School |
Westminster School |
Westonbirt School |
Winchester College |
Windermere St Anne's School |
Windlesham House |
Wispers School |
Woldingham School |
Woodbridge School |
Woodhouse Grove School |
Worksop College |
Worth School |
Wrekin College |
Wychwood School |
Wycliffe |
Wycombe Abbey School |
Wymondham College |
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HOW TO APPLY TO A BRITISH SCHOOL
Application procedures differ from school to school and are often complex. We strongly recommend making applications with the help of an Academic Asia office where possible. |
Applications for places at British schools must usually be made at least 9 - 12 months in advance (more for certain schools).
In certain circumstances it is possible to apply in less time than this.
Academic Asia can advise on application times.
STEP 1 - Choose one or two suitable schools. The choice will depend on such things as:
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the academic level of the school
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the academic level of the student
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the sex of the student
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the age of the student
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the location of the school
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any special abilities of the student
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any special needs of the student
STEP 2 - Check that a place is available
It is always necessary to check that a school has a boarding place available for the correct year and sex before submitting an application.
Academic Asia maintains a detailed database of vacancies which is updated daily and will double-check with the school where necessary.
STEP 3 - Complete the Registration Forms
Every school has a different registration form.
Academic Asia will supply the correct forms.
STEP 4 - Send the Forms and Registration Fees
Every school charges a registration fee. The amount varies from school to school.
Academic Asia will assist with the payment of these fees.
You will also need to send copies of the student's school reports. These must be in English. Academic Asia will provide translations where necessary. |
STEP 5 - Wait!
The decision process may take some considerable time.
Academic Asia will follow up applications with schools. Where necessary we can press for early decisions.
STEP 6 - Accept one offer and decline any others.
Academic Asia will assist with this.
STEP 7 - Pay a deposit.
Every school requires a deposit to secure and reserve a place.
Academic Asia will assist with this.
STEP 8 - Obtain starting information
You will need:
Academic Asia will assist with all of these. STEP 9 - Arrange a Guardian in Britain
Academic Asia will assist with this
STEP 10 - Arrange a Visa and Travel
Academic Asia will assist with:
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Academic Asia China was founded in April 1998 in Zhuhai as the first local educational institute to provide professional consultancy service in international education and exchange field. Academic Asia China is headquartered in the UK and has been engaging in the global overseas study business for more than 40 years. Academic Asia Hong Kong has been running for over 30 years now. Academic Asia is the only institute in this industry in the world which has cooperation with all UK schools, and has established long-term relationships with thousands of educational institution in UK, US, Canada, Australia, Singapore, New Zealand, etc. Academic Asia China is a highly qualified agency approved and accredited by the Ministry of Education of the P.R.CHINA(JWZZRZ No.350). It is a member institute of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States and is authorized by PECC Committee of Human Resources of China. Academic Asia China has broad business contact across the Asia Pacific areas, and has established long-term partnerships with schools, colleges and universities throughout Europe and the US. Academic Asia host annual International Education Exhibition and UK Education Exhibition in Guangzhou, Shenzhen, and Zhuhai, and we organize summer camps to US, Europe, and UK. We also take groups of young music lovers to Vienna to take part in the SUMMA VIENNA music festival, and the Australian International Music Festival and the International Johannes Brahms Choir Festival every year. We also organize oversea-students clubs and exchange visits to foreign schools; setting up international English language training courses, international youth training camps for domestic academies to establish international programs and cooperative relationships with overseas education institutions, etc. We are experienced in promoting cultural exchanges between China and the West and providing overseas study consultancy and educational training. Academic Asia China was honored as a “High Quality Overseas Study Service Agency of Guangdong” by Guangzhou Daily in 2009. “The Most Influential Overseas Study Service Agency of Guangdong” by Southern Metropolis Daily in 2010 and “The most Reliable Company” by Zhuhai Daily in 2011. We are also a council member of the committee for Educational Consulting Services of the Ministry of Education of P. R. China. Since our establishment, our purpose has been to promote international educational exchange and train qualified personnel. All team members of Academic Asia China are familiar with both domestic education system and western education system, and wealth experience of foreign school application, curriculum management and education exhibition. Most of our consultants hold either a Ph. D or a M.A, or are experts in the field. Academic Asia China has won over many loyal customers through our high-quality services, strong work-ethic, and responsible attitude. The former chairman of Academic Asia China was the former Deputy Mayor of Zhuhai, Mr. Zeng Defeng. The current chairwoman is Ms. Jane Sui, former official of the Asia-Pacific Region of the United Nations and senior educational expert. We have business in Zhuhai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Hong Kong, Macau, Beijing, Shanghai, Nanjing, Jinan, Kunming, Shijiazhuang, Xi’an, Wuhan, Shenyang, Changchun and other regions. Our principles are “high quality, integrity, efficiency, good service”. Our mission is to spread advanced educational ideas and develop high-quality international personnel who will be beneficial to the future of our society.
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Jane (Current Chairman of Academic Asia China) was born in Zanhuang county in the Hebei Province under the Taihang Mountain. Although it was a hard time, Jane managed to make her education possible with a national scholarship and obtained outstanding academic results. Jane completed her secondary education in Heibei Zhengding Middle School and was admitted to Lanzhou University with honors in 1981. In 1981, Jane obtained the M.S degree from Lanzhou University. In 1990, Jane worked in the China Group of the Asia-pacific Region of the United Nations, and one year later transferred to Shandong Normal University. However, being the innovator, that she was, Jane was inspired to try new things, so in 1993 she came to Guangdong to start a new life. With her educational foundation, Jane decided to broaden her horizons. Jane learned though personal experience that education can change a person’s life, which has always been her motto. In 1995, Jane was elected to be the Representative of the World Conference on Women. During 1996-2000, she worked as the chief secretary of Academic Asia(Hong Kong) International Ltd. During her years at Academic Asia Hong Kong, she established Academic Asia China together with Academic Asia UK. Aside from her experience in sending students abroad, she also won the certificate of the senior practitioner of NLP California State University in 2004. The very next year, she won the US International IMHTC Hypnotist Qualification as well as the Annual Outstanding Achievement Award of Chinese Businesswomen. Jane is also the Executive Director of the Asia-Pacific Region, China Human Resource Committee of PECC. China has been sending students abroad for hundreds of years-since the time of the Qing Dynasty. Jane has researched this thoroughly, and understands how important international educational exchange can be to both China and to the individuals. Jane did not restrict her research to family education, but expanded her educational research to teenage education; comparison of western and eastern education. She has also studied Chinese philosophy. The main responsibility of Academic Asia China is to send students abroad to study. According to the needs of current Chinese students, Jane also established several high-qualified program, such as international summer camps, international music festivals, and international science and technology festivals fro middle school students. Jane understands the importance of education. In her opinion, life is a tree, and education is the root. For a tree to grow tall and strong, it must be firmly rooted, and she knows that secondary education is crucial to developing such roots. She believes that students should accept advanced education in middle school. Jane often says that education is the greatest gift that parents can offer their children, and this belief is evident in the organizational culture that she has established. Sincerity, Quality, Efficiency, and Service are the spirit of Academic Asia China. Academic Asia China wishes to provide more students with the opportunity to enjoy advanced education, and with this, we can help to build a strong China.
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- Studying Abroad Program for Secondary Education, Foundation Courses and Universities Education
- International Education Exchange Program
- Education Exhibitions
- US Academic Year Program
- US Exchange Students Program (Private School)
- International Summer Camps
- International Music Festival
- International Cooperative Education Program
- Recommended Admission Program
- Overseas Internships, Work and Employment
- UK Immigration Progrm
Studying Abroad Program for Secondary Education, Foundation Courses and University Education
Academic Asia China provides rich study-abroad services for students who wish to pursue secondary, foundation courses and universities education in the UK, US, Canada, New Zealand and Australia. Students can also choose when they would like to study in these countries. Academic Asia China assists students in finding the most suitable school, and eases parental concerns with high-quality follow-up service. The most popular program is to apply to US top 100 universities without TOEFL. Academic Asia China provides students with full-service for their study-abroad plan. Academic Asia is headquartered in the UK. As such, we have abundant UK school resources and close relationships with all UK independent boarding school. Academic Asia has been honored by the UK schools as “Trusted Agency in China” The best time for students to study abroad is in middle school. Academic Asia has sent a large amount of students to the UK independent boarding schools where students can get a high standard of care and education, and finally move on to world-famous universities.
International Education Exchange Program
Academic Asia China provides a platform for Chinese schools to establish cooperation with international schools, and facilitates educational exchange opportunities for students and teachers. Additionally, Academic Asia China builds national channels and bridges for our domestic education system.
Education Exhibitions
Academic Asia started holding UK Education Exhibitions since 1998. Each year, Academic Asia organizes representative groups of UK boarding schools and preparatory colleges to participate in exhibitions in Zhuhai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Hong Kong, Shijiazhuang and Chengdu. Through the educational exhibitions, parents learn more about the overseas education system and can help their children choose a school and prepare for life abroad. Thousands of students selected UK schools during the exhibitions and went abroad with the guidance from the Academic Asia experts. Some of them became students of Oxford, Cambridge and Imperial College. Their lives have been changed thereafter. They became elites of society.
US Academic Year Program
The Academic Year Program (AYP) is a non-profit program supported by the US Government since World War II. Academic Asia China has helped students participates in this program for many years. Middle school students aged at 15-18 can apply for the program. In China, most students in this age-range are in Year 9, 10, or 11. The application process begins in October, and ends the follows March. Visa interviews are arranged in June, and students begin to pack their bags and prepare for their trip to the United States in late August or early September. The advantages of this program are as follows: Students can experience the US education system over the course of the year, and will be looked after with up most care by their host families. Also, students will learn how to effectively communicate in English and live independently.
US Exchange Students Program (Private School)
This program is an extension of the Academic Year Program and was established to utilize the advantages of the AYP along with the flexibility of F1-visa students. The program offers more choices as well as the opportunity for the students to choose either school or district. It is very popular with students and parents.
International Summer Camps
Registration begins in each December and ends in the following April. From late July to mid-August, students take part in our international summer camp programs to visit the UK and other European countries (France, Germany, Luxembourg, Belgium, the Netherlands, Austria, Swiss, Italy, etc.) Students can communicate with other students from all over the world and learn about various cultures and customs. Surely, their English will improve as well during this time. They can broaden their horizon by knowing the world culture and history.
International Music Festival
Academic Asia China organizes groups of young music-lovers to travel to Vienna, Sydney, and Washington to participate in the International Music Festival. We aim to provide Chinese teenagers with a cross- border music exchange platform. Our students not only have the opportunity to take part in the public performances, but also to attend the music-exchange meeting chaired by world-class musicians and share their music with music-lovers from all over the world.
International Cooperative Education Program
Academic Asia China holds extensive international educational resources which enable us to provide channels and advice for educational institutions which hope to establish an international cooperation program. Academic Asia China also provides consultancy services and cooperative planning an implementation on specific programs. We cooperate with schools and set up classes styled after British and American education systems with similar assessment systems and teaching requirements, meanwhile providing stable channels for students to apply to British and American universities. The International Cooperative Education Program is prepared by Academic Asia China and other domestic qualified schools. It aims to set up an international education system based on a model of the British and American high school education.
Recommended Admission Program
Together with many top universities in the US and UK, Academic Asia China established this program to select outstanding students to enter British and American University directly. The program offers a certain amount of students the opportunity to study further in their ideal universities. Academic Asia China has sent many high-qualified students to world-class universities in the US and UK for undergraduate study, and the contribution we have made to international education has been recognized by students, parents, and professionals.
Overseas Internships, Work and Employment
Academic Asia China offers internship opportunities for students of different ages and academic backgrounds. Students can work in companies in foreign countries as interns or employees. We help students plan appropriately for their future. Students who have accumulated experience through this program will find more and better opportunities in their job hunting.
UK Immigration Program
With an advanced education system, rich cultural heritage and a safe environment, Britain is an ideal place for people to work and live. The weather is pleasant, the political environment is stable, and living standards are high. Britain also has an excellent welfare system. The investment environment makes Great Britain one of the most popular nations with investors in Europe. Academic Asia China established this program for families who have accumulated a certain amount of capital and who have children willing to study in the UK. These advantages have attracted many families.
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Shenzhen April 8, 2015 Tel:86-755-82753119
Dongguan April 9, 2015 Tel:86-769-22820228
Zhuhai April 11, 2015 Tel:86-756-3326349
Guangzhou April 12, 2015 Tel:86-20-38934009
Shijiazhuang April 14, 2015 Tel:86-311-89269001
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The First World Children and Youth Choral Championship St. Petersburg, Russia February 18 – 22, 2015
Harrogate International Youth Festival Harrogate, UK. April 4-8, 2015
4th Vietnam International Choir Competition 2015 Hoi An, Vietnam April 29-May3, 2015
13th “Venezia in Musica” International Choir Festival & Competition Venice & Caorle, Italy April29-May3, 2015
2015 Australian International Music Festival Sydney, Australia June27-July4, 2015
6th “Musica Sacra A Roma” International Choir Festival & Competition Rome, Italy July 1-5, 2015
9th International Youth Festival Vienna Vienna, Austria July3-8, 2015
50 International Choral Music Festival Barcelona Barcelona, Spain July 6-12, 2015
9th International Johannes Brahms Choir Festival and Competition Wernigerode, Germany July 15-19, 2015
XIII International Festival of Choral Art “THE SINGING WORLD” St Petersburg, Russia July31-August5, 2015
Singapore International Choral Festival Singapore July 18-21, 2015
1st International Choir Festival Jesolo, Italy April 8-12, 2015
11th International Choir Festival & Competition Riva del Garda, Italy October 10-14, 2015
15th Budapest International Choir Festival & Competition Budapest, Hungary March29-April2, 2015
5th International Anton Bruckner Choir Competition & Festival Linz, Austra June 3-7, 2015
3rd International Copernicus Choir Festival and Competition Torun, Poland June27-July1, 2015
International Choir Competition and Festival Bad Krozingen, Germany March 4-8, 2015
2nd European Choir Game & Grand Prix of Nations Magdeburg, Germany July5-12, 2015
2nd Canta en Primavera-Malaga 2015 Festival Choral International Malaga, Spain March11-15, 2015
35th International Youth Music Festival Armberg-Sulzbach County/ Bavaria July 23-27, 2015
17th Florence Youth Orchestra Festival Florence & Tuscany, Italy June28-10August, 2015
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