The first thing to say is that when most parents mention studying in the UK, their first reaction is one word, expensive!

In fact, this is not the case. As the most expensive and stable currency in the world and the tradition of royal aristocrats, the pound has shrouded the country with layers of halo.

The main expenses of studying abroad are divided into two parts: tuition fees and living expenses. Tuition fees depend on the school, and living expenses depend on where you live. The higher cost of living in London and the southeast of the UK is around 100,000 a year, while the lower cost of living in the north of the UK, Northern Ireland, Wales and Scotland may be as little as 70,000. Generally speaking, each student should reserve about 70,000-100,000 (depending on the region) to cover the basic living expenses for one year, including accommodation, electricity, meals, transportation and other necessary expenses.

The following is an analysis of the specific tuition fees for each stage:

High School: Private high school