Why Study In New Zealand

New Zealand is becoming World’s Top-north Country in attracting and fascinating international Students because of its beautiful Culture, Supportive Learning Environment and for being Practical, Modern and Desirable. New Zealand’s education system is based on the prestigious British system. Which offers world-class facilities, resources and teaching staff, and the qualification is valued and transferable throughout the world. There are around 1500-2000 Nepalese students in New Zealand. The job market in New Zealand is still hot. It is a good place to find work with good salary levels. New Zealand is the only country that provides a one-year job search-visa, regardless of the course pursued by a student. Once you get a job, you can apply for two years of two years of work permit, following which you can apply for permanent residency. New Zealand offers a safe and stable democratic political environment. Living and tuition costs compare well with other countries. New Zealand has two official languages-English and Maori. Auckland is the largest and the most culturally diverse city of New Zealand. About one million people live in Auckland. The other major cities are Wellington, which is the capital city followed by Christchurch and Dunedin.

New Zealand offers a world-class education in a postcard-perfect environment.
With landscapes varying from snowy mountain ranges, steaming volcanoes and geysers, icy glaciers and rolling green hills, New Zealand is world famous for its picturesque scenery.

Similarly, its education system is world class. From expert teaching staff to advanced facilities and resources, New Zealand is increasingly a leader in higher education.

Quality institutions

New Zealand has an excellent, centrally managed quality assurance system. The New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) requires that institutions are registered to enroll international students and ensures compliance with qualifications standards.

Five New Zealand universities were ranked in the top 400 universities in the world by the 2013-2014 Times Higher Education World University Rankings.

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Education system

From expert teaching staff to world-class facilities and a rich pool of natural resources, New Zealand is popular among students seeking a secure study environment and outdoor lifestyle.

The New Zealand tertiary education system is broadly divided into six sectors.

Universities

There are eight public universities in New Zealand, which offer undergraduate (bachelor) and postgraduate degrees. Universities are teaching and research-based. Five were listed in the 2013/2014 Times Higher Education World University Rankings.

Institutes of Technology and Polytechnics

New Zealand has 22 Institutes of Technology or Polytechnics.  Courses are usually vocational and skills-based, ranging from certificate level through to bachelor degree and postgraduate level.

Private tertiary and training institutions

There are a growing number of private tertiary and training providers offering an alternative study option. They offer professional certificates, diplomas and degrees in a diverse range of subjects including the arts, hospitality, computer studies, quality management, ecotourism and others. More than 800 such establishments are registered with the New Zealand Qualifications Authority. About a quarter of these are Mãori owned and operated.

Teacher training

New Zealand is internationally recognised for its excellent education standards and for training high-quality teachers. There are six government-funded institutions that specialise in teacher training. Two operate within universities and the other four offer programs in collaboration with their local university. They offer training for teachers across early childhood, primary, secondary, special and tertiary (higher education) levels.

English language training sector

Private English language schools offer a variety of courses for all ages including adventure, business and academic programs. Adventure courses provide a balance of English language tuition and stimulating activity of students’ choice. There are courses in English for business purposes and courses to help prepare students for IELTS testing. Most tertiary institutions also provide English language preparation for further study or foundation courses.

Wãnanga

Wãnanga is the term for the Mãori providers of tertiary education and advanced study on Mãori tradition and custom, usually in the Mãori language.

For more information on the education system in New Zealand visit the Study in New Zealand website.

Cost of study

One of the advantages of studying in New Zealand is value for your money. Living expenses and tuition costs are comparatively affordable.

Tuition fees vary depending on the type of course (arts or science; undergraduate/bachelor or postgraduate) and the duration of the course.

Accommodation

Like other parts of the world, the cost of rental accommodation varies greatly depending on where you study and the style of accommodation. As a guide, the national median rental in May 2013 was NZ$360 per week for a three-bedroom home. In central parts of Auckland and Wellington, the median was nearer NZ$460 a week with more desirable homes up to NZ$660 per week.

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Scholarship Opportunities

Picking up a grant – regardless of whether undergrad or postgraduate – may mean you don’t need to discover low maintenance work, giving you more opportunity to concentrate on your training.

Numerous grants for global understudies – including PhD grants and grants for Masters’ degrees – are offered by the New Zealand Government, different governments, instructive establishments and humanitarians. For increasing your chance at a scholarship, visit our office now!

 

Living in New Zealand

New Zealand’s casual pace of life gives you an opportunity to appreciate everything our dynamic current urban areas bring to the table. Appreciate unrecorded music, theater, film, move, free celebrations or universal games installations, or spend time with your new companions at a bistro, eatery or bar.

The majority of New Zealand’s urban communities and towns are generally little and uncrowded, making your everyday drive simpler and quicker than back home. Wherever you live, you won’t be a long way from shorelines, parks, strolling trails and cycle tracks. Every day is another experience in New Zealand. Investigate local woodlands, snow-topped mountains, white sandy shorelines, all around flawless lakes and staggering fjords – all without the groups and lines you’ll discover in many pieces of the world.

There’s something for everybody in New Zealand, regardless of whether you appreciate high-adrenalin sports like bungy hopping, skydiving or stream drifting, or want to draw nearer to nature by climbing or cycling. You’ll have the capacity to encounter our special Māori culture and see the scenes made well known by The Lord of the Rings and Hobbit film sets of three. New Zealand offers a superb multi-social condition that exists in ideal concordance with the nation’s outdoorsy way of life. Packed with a wide range of normal scenes extending from snowcapped mountains and steaming volcanoes to moving green slopes, brilliant sandy shorelines and rich rainforests, New Zealand shouts hunger for something new. Living here gives each understudy an opportunity to develop with its various culture and characteristic excellence at the same time.

 

Working in New Zealand

New Zealand reliably drives world personal satisfaction studies, and we have an extraordinary work-life balance. Kiwis have confidence in adjusting a decent day’s worth of effort or concentrate with time after work and on the ends of the week to make up for lost time with family and companions, appreciate diversions and investigate nature. You can work to help your investigations as a global understudy in New Zealand, you can work for as long as 20 hours consistently amid your semesters and full-time amid breaks. Actually, in case you’re seeking after research aces or a doctoral certificate, you will be permitted to work all day. For further information, contact our office today.

 

Important websites:
http://www.sjs.co.nz/
http://www.portaloceania.com/nz-work-students-ing.htm
http://www.ocg.co.nz/
http://myjobspace.co.nz/job/353965
http://www.immigration.govt.nz/
http://www.careerjet.co.nz/

 

 

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