Many students will choose to study in New Zealand, so is it difficult to study in New Zealand?

Many students will choose to study in New Zealand, so is it difficult to study in New Zealand? In fact, it is not difficult. Generally speaking, as long as students meet the relevant conditions, they can enter school. Among them, the education required for studying in New Zealand is equivalent to the existing education in China. Undergraduate students are required to complete the preparatory course with an IELTS score of not less than 6.0, and graduate students are required to have an IELTS score of not less than 6.5 when they graduate. The following are the details about the difficulty of studying in New Zealand.

Is it difficult to study in New Zealand?

New Zealand has an advanced Commonwealth education system, a very open and relaxed study abroad policy and a very low study abroad fee. This is an ideal place for further study. It is not difficult to apply for studying in New Zealand. Generally speaking, students can enter school smoothly as long as they meet the relevant conditions:

To apply for a New Zealand secondary school, as long as the applicant's secondary school degree in New Zealand is equivalent to his existing domestic secondary school degree, New Zealand secondary schools will usually be accepted if the number of places permits.

Preparatory course: The academic qualifications of preparatory course are 80 to 85 in Grade Two and 70 or above in Grade Three, and the language requirement is IELTS 5.5. ACG Education Group's preparatory courses are flexible. You can apply for the preparatory course at the end of the second semester of senior two, but the preparatory course takes a long time. ACG can accept students with IELTS score of 4.5, and its preparatory period is 18 months, IELTS score of 5 is 12 months, and IELTS score of 5.5 is 8 months.

Undergraduate course: Undergraduate course requires New Zealand high school NCEA to reach 60 credits, New Zealand matriculation scores to pass, or A-Level to reach 3 C or above, or college entrance examination scores, or college education or above.

The language requirement is IELTS 6, each item is not less than 5.5, and some majors have special requirements: preschool education and nursing must be IELTS 7, each item is not less than 7.

Postgraduate: The GPA of undergraduate course can be converted into 100 or so to 70. It is best to apply for preparatory courses, but there are no clear restrictions. Some majors require corresponding auxiliary application materials, such as applying for large-scale design, at least 10- 15 personal works are required. Other professional auxiliary application materials with strong skills, such as personal practice certificate and industry qualification certificate.

Advantages of studying in New Zealand

1. New Zealand's high schools are the springboard to the world's top universities. There is no entry requirement for English proficiency when applying for a visa to study in New Zealand. You can learn English in New Zealand, which saves 2/3 of the time compared with China. New Zealand's achievements in basic education are universally acknowledged. Thousands of international students are admitted to Oxford, Cambridge and Ivy League universities through high schools in New Zealand every year.

2. New Zealand's universities are also world-class. There are not many universities in New Zealand, but each university is world-class, and even the majors in some fields are world-class. New Zealand's academic qualifications are recognized and respected all over the world. New Zealand university graduates can choose to emigrate or go to other top universities for further study based on their academic qualifications.