In this issue, I would like to respond to everyone's hot topic, and the most asked question is that I am not good at English, can I come to Belarus to study for a master's degree?It's like you're asking me, what should I do if I'm hungry?Then you eat!What to do if you don't speak English well, you must learn it, what a simple thing, right?
Next, let's talk to your classmates, apply for a master's degree in Belarus and your English and oral listening are not particularly good, you must clearly know whether you plan to enter in February spring, or September and fall, if you plan to enter in February spring, then your time is a little tight, you can come to me for English lessons, which is very useful.
What if you're planning to start in September and fall?Then the normal situation is to start the first interviews around May, and you still have plenty of time to prepare for your spoken English between now and May. I have prepared an interview document for the current applicants, and there will be multiple interview mock training before the formal interview, and you can voluntarily participate in it to improve the pass rate of admission.
Because students who participate in the first batch of interviews will be more likely to be admitted, it is recommended that everyone prepare in advance. The cheapest student on my side spent more than 4,000 yuan to buy a plane ticket, and the most expensive student spent more than 30,000 yuan to buy a plane ticket. The former is prepared in advance, and the latter is a ticket purchased on a temporary basis, so preparing in advance can really save you worry and money. Finally, you also need to know one thing clearly, first, Belarus does not require language scores for admission, and second, the English of Belarus has nothing to do with your 46 scores, we test your spoken English and English listening. All in all, it's certainly not wrong to prepare early.