Well, that's a good question. I read in an article that there are three kinds of preparatory courses in Britain: the preparatory courses directly under British universities, the preparatory courses offered by educational institutions authorized by universities, and the preparatory courses offered independently by international schools. I remember that a teacher from Tiandao explained the differences between these three preparatory courses in detail before, but I don't remember them clearly. I'd better copy them to you from Baidu.

1, British university directly under the preparatory course: directly under the university, responsible for enrollment and teaching. After completing the lecture, I mainly entered the undergraduate course of our school to continue my study. Students can enjoy various school facilities, such as library, computer room, gym, laboratory and so on. The school provides campus accommodation. The enrollment rate is extremely high, generally exceeding 90%.

2. University authorizes educational institutions to start preparatory courses: the study group is responsible for enrollment. After completing the lecture, I mainly entered the undergraduate course of our school to continue my study. Students can enjoy various school facilities, such as library, computer room, gym, laboratory and so on. The organization provides campus accommodation or host families. The enrollment rate is generally around 70%. Admission time is flexible, generally twice a year: September and 65438+ 10.

3. Preparatory classes independently offered by international schools: the school is small in scale and the preparatory classes are complete. After completing the course, you can choose more than one partner university to apply for further study. Accommodation is generally in host families, and some schools have their own student apartments. Flexible admission time.