So what is the education system in Singapore like? Singapore is the sixth largest destination country for studying at a young age after the United States, Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom and France. After four years of secondary school, students can choose to take the Cambridge O-level examination to enter a junior college or polytechnic, and then choose to work or take the A-level examination to enter a government public university. Domestic students can also enter their favorite schools by applying for scholarships from the Singapore Ministry of Education. If you want to keep new friends, you must act as soon as possible!

Singapore's government public universities can be described as the highest quality part of the education system, especially the world-leading National University of Singapore and Nanyang Technological University. According to the United Nations Graduate Employment Survey, about 90% of NUS graduates have found high-paying jobs within six months. In the 2018 THE Employment Competitiveness List, they ranked tenth in the world and have good employment prospects. Do you guys want to go to NUS to experience the world's first coke hug machine?