Is it good to study in primary and secondary schools in New Zealand?

New Zealand, a beautiful island country in the South Pacific, is famous for its pure natural scenery and charming environment. New Zealand enjoys social stability, safe life and superior welfare. As a developed country and one of the five recognized English-speaking countries in the world, its education level and teaching quality have always been in the forefront of the world. In this year's latest global survey, New Zealand's education index ranks first, and many indexes are among the best, making it the country with the best education system in the world. In addition, New Zealand has many advantages, such as being an immigrant country, the cost of studying abroad is reasonable, and it is a springboard for top universities in the world. Therefore, New Zealand has increasingly become one of the hot countries for international students to study abroad. In order to help students and parents understand New Zealand and plan their study abroad programs reasonably, here are six core advantages of studying in New Zealand.

First, the safest country and the safest choice.

In recent years, with the increasing number of overseas students in China, the safety of overseas students has become an important factor for domestic students and parents to consider when choosing to go abroad. New Zealand is recognized as one of the safest countries in the world, especially for those who choose to go abroad to study in middle schools or even primary schools. New Zealand's safe social system and flexible accompanying reading system are the most reassuring choices for parents of young international students.

Second, the best education system in the world has excellent teaching quality.

New Zealand has inherited the tradition of British education system, has the best education system in the world, has strict teaching style, pays attention to the cultivation of students' comprehensive ability, and the quality of education has reached the international first-class level. Its secondary schools are mainly public education, with complete facilities and excellent quality. There are eight public universities in New Zealand, seven of which are among the top 500 universities in the latest QS World University rankings. University of Auckland, University of Otago, University of Canterbury, University of Victoria, Massey University, University of Waikato, Auckland University of Technology and Lincoln University also have their own characteristics, and they have many strong majors, which are widely praised in the world.

Third, open the work visa twice, relax the immigration policy, and study abroad and employment immigration in one step.

New Zealand is an immigrant country with high welfare. The government welcomes foreigners studying in New Zealand to immigrate, so the immigration policy is more relaxed than other countries. According to the latest policy of the New Zealand government, students studying in New Zealand can enjoy two one-year work visas (that is, open work visas) after graduation. New Zealand's immigration policy has no strict restrictions on applicants' majors, and graduates of any major have the opportunity to obtain immigration approval as long as they find jobs after graduation. According to the current immigration policy, you can apply if you meet the minimum score of skilled immigrants 100, and you can immigrate directly if you reach 140. This is very attractive for applicants who want to study abroad and get an immigrant green card at the same time.

Fourth, the cost of studying abroad is low and the cost performance is extremely high.

Among the top five countries in the English Department, New Zealand has the lowest cost of studying abroad. It costs about 13- 15 yuan RMB to attend a middle school in New Zealand and 18 yuan RMB to attend a university every year. For students studying for a doctorate in New Zealand, apart from getting a scholarship, even if they can't get a scholarship, the tuition fee is only a few thousand New Zealand dollars, which is very cheap, just like the fees of local students. The New Zealand government also allows international students to work 20 hours a week. International students can not only subsidize living expenses, but also get in touch with local culture and practice English. Compared with the annual expenditure of 200,000-300,000 in mainstream English-speaking countries, students can get multiple gains in job opportunities and immigration qualifications after completing their studies, which is a choice with high cost performance and return rate.

Five, there is no language requirement, the form of fund guarantee is flexible, and the success rate of visa is high.

Standardized English test scores are not mandatory for studying in New Zealand. International students can choose to study English in New Zealand before taking specialized courses. Therefore, whether you apply for admission or visa, your English performance will not be affected. Even the best University of Auckland will not affect the admission because the applicant's English scores are not enough. This is a very flexible choice for students who want to go abroad as soon as possible and enter a good university.

In addition, when applying for a New Zealand visa, you can also meet the requirements of the Immigration Bureau in the form of a special account for studying abroad, which is flexible and easier to get a visa.

New Zealand visa processing cycle is short, and face-to-face visa is not required. Visa applications submitted through NZSA, a chartered intermediary recommended by Immigration New Zealand, will generally be signed within 10 days. All these advantages ensure that applicants who want to study in New Zealand can go smoothly without being too worried and nervous about visa application or visa refusal.

There is no age limit for studying in primary and secondary schools, and parents can accompany them to study at the best springboard of local and top universities in Britain and America.

Among all English-speaking countries, New Zealand's primary and secondary schools have unparalleled advantages in studying abroad by evaluating their comprehensive indicators such as social security, study abroad expenses, education quality and friendliness. In addition, it also has many advantages, such as no language achievement, no age limit, and parents can accompany it, which has attracted wide attention from students and parents in China. Compared with the high cost of British and American high schools, the international courses offered by public high schools in New Zealand are very cost-effective. And for young children, parents can accompany them, which also meets the needs of some parents who want to accompany their children to study abroad, and it is extremely comprehensive.