Policy transfer has achieved remarkable results.

New Zealand, an island country known as the "hometown of long white clouds", floats like a boat in the southwest Pacific Ocean.

With a population of 4 million, it has a natural and pure landscape civilization in the world.

The splendid beaches of the North Island, the majestic peaks and fjords of the South Island are all places that tourists all over the world yearn for.

New Zealand is an independent Commonwealth country with political stability, safe life and English speaking. There are also rich cultural heritages of Maori and Pacific island countries.

Although the population is small, the people of New Zealand have made remarkable achievements in scientific research and sports competitions, economic development and political reform.

New Zealand education system

New Zealand's education system follows the British education system. From junior high school to university, New Zealand's education is world-class, with internationally recognized academic courses and strict education quality assurance.

International students can choose the school route that suits their goals and requirements in New Zealand's education system.

middle school

There are more than 400 middle schools in New Zealand (called high schools, grammar schools or universities in English), most of which are public schools, but there are also a few private schools.

90% of schools are co-educational, and only 10% of schools are boys' or girls' schools.

No matter what system, all schools meet strict national quality standards.

The recent "PISA" survey conducted by UNESCO in more than 30 developed countries shows that New Zealand teenagers rank third in reading level, third in mathematics and sixth in natural science.

The overall evaluation results confirm that New Zealand is an excellent English-speaking country.

Generally speaking, China students start to attend secondary schools in New Zealand from grade one or above (Year 1 1).

From grade 1 1 to grade 13 (from 1 1 year to 13 year), New Zealand students obtained the National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA) at grade 1-3.

The NCEA3 grade 3 score is used as the college entrance examination score.

NCEA is an internationally recognized official qualification of New Zealand.

NCEA grade 1 is equivalent to Canada/America grade 10 or British GCSE grade.

NCEA level 3 is equivalent to Britain's A level, and Australia also recognizes NCEA's achievements.

College of Science and Engineering

There are 2 1 polytechnics in New Zealand, all of which are public educational institutions.

There is no ranking problem in these institutes of technology, and each institute has its own characteristics.

Polytechnic offers degree and non-degree courses. For example, courses such as certificates, diplomas, degrees, postgraduate diplomas and master's degrees are offered.

Many science and engineering colleges offer preparatory courses for international students, who can prepare for entering New Zealand universities by studying preparatory courses in science and engineering.

university

There are eight public universities in New Zealand offering a wide range of courses.

Five of them have a history of one hundred years.

New Zealand universities award bachelor's, master's and doctor's degrees.

In addition, "Post-Bachelor Degree Certificates and Degrees" and "Postgraduate Degree Certificates and Degrees" will be awarded.

The university also provides preparatory education courses for international students, and helps students meet the college entrance standards through English guidance and professional learning methods training.

There is no ranking problem among the eight universities in New Zealand, and each university has its own characteristics.

Kindergarten youth 1

Grade one and grade two in primary school

Grade two, grade three

Grade three, grade four

Grade four, grade five

The sixth year of the fifth grade

Sixth grade seventh grade

Grade one and grade eight in junior high school

Grade two, grade nine

Grade 3 10 year

Year 1 1, senior one.

The sophomore is twelve years old.

13 years, grade three

Why did you choose to study in New Zealand?

The education level is high, and New Zealand's academic qualifications are recognized by international educational academic institutions and society.

The visa policy is relaxed and the funds for studying abroad are small. You can apply for a study abroad loan and a special account for studying abroad.

The cost of studying abroad is the lowest in English-speaking countries, and you can work 20 hours a week, which can fully pay the living expenses.

In countries with loose immigration policies, the current policies encourage immigration.

It is a high welfare country with social stability and security, and its quality of life ranks eighth in the world.

You can also transfer to Britain, Canada, Australia and other Commonwealth countries for further study during your study abroad.

The transportation is developed, the communication is convenient, and the rights and interests of international students are well protected.

Study abroad program

junior school

Can apply for: English course (6- 12 months) form4) Year9 or 10) or direct Year9 or Year 10.

Students in Grade One and Grade Two.

You can apply for (English course (6- 12 months) Form 5) Year11); or

English course (6- 12 months) form 5) years 12).

senior two

Can apply: language university preparatory course (one and a half years); or

English course (6- 12 months) form 5) year 12) or

(12 years) or

English course (6- 12 months) IB course

Senior three (end of exam))

You can apply: language college preparatory course

Language University College or

Senior high school (12 years) or

IB course or

English course (6- 12 months) immigration course

Students who graduated from technical secondary school

Can apply for: language certificate course/college.

Those with excellent comprehensive conditions can directly apply for a bachelor's degree in science and engineering.

new hand

Can apply for: Language University College/University Foundation.

Students in the second and third years of college.

Can apply: Bachelor of Language.

Short-term university graduates (regular 3-year short-term universities).

Can apply: Bachelor of Language.

Postgraduate degree (individual schools accept helicopter postgraduate degree from domestic three-year regular short-term university graduates).

Short-term university graduates (regular 2-year short-term universities).

Can apply: Bachelor of Language.

Postgraduate degree (individual schools accept graduates from domestic two-year colleges and universities with 5 years' work experience, and can study for postgraduate degree by helicopter).

Undergraduate graduates (with bachelor's degree).

Can apply for: language postgraduate degree/master's first-year course/master's degree.

Undergraduate graduates (no bachelor's degree).

Can apply for: graduate degree or MBA from individual language schools.

bachelor's degree

Can apply for: graduate degree or MBA from individual language schools.

Why did you choose a middle school in New Zealand?

1. Policy advantages

New Zealand is the only western developed country that allows China students to attend primary school courses in New Zealand, and both parents are allowed to apply for a parent visa to accompany them.

Children in New Zealand start primary school at the age of five and complete primary education after six years of study.

1 1 year old, entering the seventh grade in high school, and entering the middle school for five years after the second grade.

Then you can enter the university (grade three).

In other words, domestic children over 5 years old can go to New Zealand to enter the corresponding school year as long as they have sufficient economic security.

The New Zealand government also allows China students under 17 or in grades 1 to 13, and both parents can apply for a parent visa.

For students under 13 and 1 to grade 8, both parents must apply for a parent visa.

Under special circumstances, students do not need their parents to attend boarding schools recognized by the New Zealand Ministry of Education.

However, at present, public schools in New Zealand do not accept foreign students below grade seven, while China students studying in primary schools can choose well-known private education group schools, with a tuition fee of about 1 4,000 yuan and admission time of 1, 4, 7 and1month every year.

Students in grades 7- 13 can choose freely in private and public schools.

Grade 7- 13 requires children to be at least 1 1 year old.

School starts every year in 1, April, July,1October, and the public school fees are relatively low, about 14000 yuan a year.

Private is relatively high, and the annual tuition fee is about 20,000.

2. English-speaking countries, schools and visa applications do not need English test scores.

In public primary and secondary schools in New Zealand, IELTS generally does not require direct admission. The school has special language guidance, and students with poor language will repeat the grade.

Students in grade 7- 10 require IELTS 4.5 or pass the school exam.

1 1- 13 students require IELTS 5.0 or pass the school exam.

In addition, the visa situation does not require English test scores.

3. British education system, flexible academic system, excellent level and generally recognized academic qualifications.

New Zealand's education is world-famous, mainly following the British education system.

Four Nobel Prize winners have been trained successively, and many specialties such as biotechnology, forensic medicine, dentistry, marine engineering, environmental science and gardening rank among the top in the world.

New Zealand's academic qualifications are recognized all over the world, and China's Ministry of Education also recognizes the degrees and academic qualifications awarded by New West School.

As a Commonwealth country, students can also directly apply for transfer to universities in Britain, Australia, Canada and other Commonwealth countries for further study and credit.

4. The tuition is reasonable, and it is worth the money.

Compared with other English-speaking countries, New Zealand has a lower exchange rate and the lowest student fees. The annual tuition of public high schools is about NZ $ 10000 to NZ $ 14000, that of universities is about NZ $ 15000 to NZ $25000, and the annual tuition and living expenses are about NZ $ 13 to NZ $ 16.

Consumption levels outside Auckland may be low.

The capital guarantee can be proved by deposits of more than 300,000 yuan or securities.

China has a special account policy for international students, and international students of school age can work legally.

Among all the popular countries for studying abroad, New Zealand's tuition is the most economical.

Education with the least investment and the same quality has the highest return on investment.

5. Legal part-time job during studying abroad, open work endorsement and extensive immigration policy.

Immigration New Zealand gives all overseas students with study visas (excluding language student visas) a part-time job for 20 hours a week, either full-time or part-time during holidays. In other words, you can work 40 hours a week.

In this way, in addition to subsidizing living expenses, you can also gain local work experience and increase the opportunities for employment immigrants.

You can apply for a "green card" after completing a degree course or above in New Zealand and finding a related job.

More conveniently, after graduation, you can unconditionally obtain an open work visa of 1-3 years, and students can stay in the local area to find a job after graduation.

This greatly reduces the difficulty of immigration, which is also rare in the immigration policies of other countries.

In addition, New Zealand is the first choice for studying abroad because of its political stability, low crime rate, mild climate and comfortable seasons.

How to fly a helicopter for the National University of New Zealand?

After the college entrance examination, faced with the choice of universities and majors, it is a good choice for families to apply for foreign universities by virtue of their college entrance examination results. Studying abroad for undergraduate course is far better than studying abroad for master's degree.

1, can the college entrance examination results be directly applied to the undergraduate course of New Zealand University without taking the preparatory course?

New Zealand primary school to high school graduation 13, the standard undergraduate course system is 3 years.

Usually, high school graduates from China come to New Zealand to study for one year, and then pursue their undergraduate studies.

However, at present, there are seven universities in New Zealand that accept Chinese college entrance examination results and can directly enter undergraduate courses.

The scores of 1 in the college entrance examination are the University of Otago (world ranking 175), the University of Victoria (22 1), the University of Canterbury (23 1), the University of Waikato (274) and Lincoln University (3 17).

2. If the college entrance examination scores can't reach the admission score, is it possible to directly study undergraduate courses?

Canterbury University and Lincoln University have university through driving courses. In other words, the university has set up a freshman course for international students, and they can enroll in the second year of undergraduate course with qualified results.

The through train course is a small class teaching to help international students adapt to the study in New Zealand universities.

3. If you want to study at the University of Auckland, what are your options?

China high school graduates or high school students can only take undergraduate courses in the preparatory classes of Auckland University.

At the end of the first year of senior high school in China, 18-month preparatory course (1, enrolled in July); After finishing senior two or senior three, you can choose 12 months (admission in June and July) or 8 months (admission in April and June).

The IELTS score requirements are 4.5, 5 and 5.5 respectively.

If you don't have IELTS scores, you can also come to New Zealand to take language classes and then enter the preparatory course through internal examinations.

4. Why do China high school graduates go to New Zealand for preparatory courses?

In New Zealand, the first year to the seventh year (5- 12 years old) when students begin to receive education is the primary and secondary education stage.

Senior high school education in New Zealand begins in the eighth year (13 years old), also known as Form3, the thirteenth year), and the students are 18 years old. Compared with the education in New Zealand, the education level of senior three students in China is equivalent to Form6 in New Zealand. Senior three students in China only received 12 years of education. Secondary six students in New Zealand also receive 12 education. The education level of New Zealand high school Form7 is equivalent to the first year of university in China. From this, we can calculate the grades that China students should study when they arrive. For example, it is obviously impossible for some domestic high school graduates to go directly to New Zealand University after their sophomore year enters the new semester. Because domestic high school graduates only received 12 years of education, which is equivalent to Form6 in New Zealand.

Some universities in New Zealand have set up pre-university classes to accept overseas students. This preparatory class can accept domestic high school graduates. If you need to meet the language requirements, but you can't, you must take a language class first. Although it is a university course, it mainly teaches the course content of Form7 in New Zealand high schools. However, preparatory students do not need to take the entrance examination for New Zealand high school graduates to enter universities. They only need to take the exams set by the preparatory school themselves, and those who pass can enter the university.

Students in the last year of high school in New Zealand take the bursary exam, and those who pass the exam can get the qualification to enter the university.

Students who do well in the entrance examination can not only enjoy scholarships for single subjects or total scores, but also be exempted from the first-year courses (or some courses), but having credits means that students can graduate one year ahead of schedule. Students who pass the entrance examination with excellent results can be admitted to famous overseas universities such as the famous British universities in Okur, England. New Zealand's college entrance examination results are generally recognized, and these outstanding students can also apply for admission to world-famous universities themselves, which is a good choice for China high school students who want to enter world-famous universities.

New Zealand's teaching flexibility enables students with excellent academic performance to take high school courses. For example, students in grade six can take one or more courses in grade seven. This is because of their academic performance and excellent school performance. They can take the college entrance examination like seventh-grade students. If they pass the exam, they can enter the university.

5. What subjects does the preparatory course include? How do students choose preparatory courses?

The subjects of preparatory classes in different universities are slightly different.

Take the University of Auckland Foundation as an example. The characteristics of this course are:

Students who have completed the preparatory course of the University of Auckland and met the requirements of university entrance are guaranteed to enter the undergraduate major of the University of Auckland directly.

Auckland University Foundation Certificate is recognized by all national universities, national polytechnic universities and private universities in New Zealand.

According to the students' academic qualifications and English level, the preparatory course takes 8 to 18 months to complete.

Students are required to study 4 to 5 courses in the preparatory course to increase academic English.

Subjects include accounting, economics, calculus, statistics, chemistry, physics, biology, art history, design, geography, photography, painting and music, which lays the foundation for preparatory students to enter various departments of the university.

If you want to study business in the future, you can choose accounting, economics, statistical engineering, calculus and physics in the preparatory course; When studying food and nutrition in the future, you must choose chemistry and biology.

Choose subjects related to undergraduate majors in the preparatory course, so as to lay the foundation for later promotion to undergraduate courses.

6. Is it a good choice to study in New Zealand after graduating from domestic undergraduate courses?

Those who graduate from domestic universities in the first year with an average score of more than 80% still have the opportunity to study directly for undergraduate courses without taking preparatory courses.

However, the applied major is related to the major of Huada University, and there are few opportunities for cross-majors.

After graduation, I went to New Zealand to study for a master's degree. Most master's majors require undergraduate background and undergraduate grades.

Unless you choose business, you can hardly apply for other majors.

7. What are the advantages of studying abroad?

If the funds are sufficient, for example, the children's study abroad funds are more than 600,000 yuan, and their academic performance and self-management ability are above average, they can also graduate from New Zealand.

At this time, the children are 18 and 19 years old respectively, and they are easy to accept cross-culture, and their learning ability and language ability will be significantly improved in the process of long-term western learning.

In addition, the knowledge gained in undergraduate education in New Zealand is very solid and the academic level is very high, so if you want to stay in New Zealand in the future, you'd better study for a master's degree in Kobe.

8. Do I need IELTS scores to go to college or preparatory school?

You must meet the English requirements for going to college or preparatory school.

However, even if you don't have IELTS, you can still submit application materials to get conditional admission.

At the same time, students can also review IELTS in China or take language classes in New Zealand to avoid IELTS entering professional courses.

University specialized course level

Certificate of Level 4-Certificate of Level 4 course: This course is undergraduate or above. If students can't meet the requirements of universities or undergraduate courses, they can take this course or enter universities through preparatory courses.

This course has a certain specialty, and the choice of specialties will be wider in the future.

Level 5/6 Diploma-Level 5 or 6 College: This is a one-year or two-year course.

New Zealand has a credit system. After graduation, you can change credits to continue your undergraduate studies or apply for a work visa.

Seven-level bachelor's degree-seven-level undergraduate course: Generally, the New Zealand undergraduate course lasts for three years. China students who have graduated from Grade Two or Grade Four need to pass the certificate of matriculation or Grade Four or specialized courses before they can meet the qualification standard of undergraduate courses in New Zealand universities.

Level 7 Postgraduate Diploma-Level 7 Undergraduate Degree Course: This is a one-year course, and there is no equivalent course in China.

Applicants for this course generally graduate from undergraduate courses and want to change their major. Within one year, you will complete your second undergraduate major.

Or, if the undergraduate grades are not good enough to get a master's degree, you can take this GD course for one year first, and then get a master's degree.

This is an independent degree, after which you can apply for a one-year postgraduate work visa.

Eight honors-Eight honors bachelor's degree program: individual majors directly accept students, including three years plus one year of honorary bachelor's degree.

Students with excellent undergraduate grades in other majors can choose to get a one-year honorary bachelor's degree after graduation.

Level 8 Postgraduate Diploma-Level 8 Postgraduate Course: This is a one-year course.

Many professional master courses in New Zealand are 1.5 years or 2 years. The first year is this PGD course and an independent degree. You can apply for a work visa or complete a master's degree for half a year or 1 year.

Master of Grade 9-Master's course: 1 year, 1 year and a half or two years.

Most of the master's degrees in engineering are 1 year, and most of the business courses are 1 year and a half or two years.

Compared with the domestic curriculum, GD and PGD are not degree courses, so they are often questioned by applicants in China.

However, courses in New Zealand, Guangdong and PGD will not be discriminated against when looking for jobs.

Employers are also very important to the papers (subjects) studied by candidates, work experience, activities in universities, and achievements and responses in interviews.

1, University of Auckland).

All the courses offered by the University of Auckland are research-oriented, global and internationally recognized.

It attracts undergraduates and postgraduates all over the world.

University of Auckland graduates play an important role in business, law, medicine, politics and academia in New Zealand and around the world.

At present, the University of Auckland has more than 5,500 international students from more than 80 countries, and their respective cultural backgrounds and lofty aspirations have infinitely enriched the campus life of the university.

Advantage experts suggest:

Computer, medicine, architecture, humanities and other majors are the strong majors of the University of Auckland, and these majors are also very famous.

It is also the expert with the most applications from international students.

The employment situation of these majors after graduation has maintained a very good momentum.

It also has four of New Zealand's seven global research centers of excellence, including the Molecular Biology Research Center, the New Zealand Mathematics and Applied Research Center and the National Growth and Development Research Center.

In addition, the school's doctoral research field is very extensive.

2. University of Otago).

Otago University is the first university in New Zealand, founded in 1869.

This university enjoys an international reputation for its excellent teaching and advanced practical research.

The quality of life of students is one of the remarkable characteristics of Otago University.

Denedinburgh, where the school is located, is a veritable university town.

Excellent academic reputation and rich research culture.

Advantage experts suggest:

The strong majors of this school are medicine, business, law and so on.

It has unique advantages in biological science, psychology, anthropology, history and art history, geology, law and philosophy.

The medical college of this school has strong scientific research ability and is famous at home and abroad.

The University of Otago has the first medical school in New Zealand and is a medical research center in the South Island, which is world-famous.

3. Canterbury University.

Canterbury University graduates are all over the world, including world-famous scientists. Ernest rutherford, known as the father of atomic physics, is a graduate of this school.

Canterbury University is famous for its engineering and is one of the best engineering universities in New Zealand.

Advantage experts suggest:

The strongest major is engineering.

These include architecture, architectural research, urban planning, fire protection, chemical engineering, software design, engineering, electronic and electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, energy engineering, environmental engineering, civil engineering and forestry engineering.

The 17 research center of our school has extensive international cooperation with other countries.

For example, the New Zealand Human-Computer Interface Science and Technology Laboratory is an affiliated laboratory of the Human-Computer Interface Science and Technology Laboratory of the University of Washington, USA, which is dedicated to innovative research on communication modes between people and computers.

4. Victoria University of Wellington.

David provides students with the greatest choice flexibility.

Many degrees provide students with opportunities to pursue high-level studies in two or more majors, and the school encourages students to exchange with international students to obtain these degrees.

Flexibility is the characteristic of the college, and the graduates of Harvard University, Cambridge University and University of California have a high proportion of deep scholarships.

The school has four campuses, three of which are located in the center of Wellington.

Advantage experts suggest:

Law and architecture are the dominant majors of Victoria University.

The research of Victoria University in the fields of literature and art, earth science, business and law is very effective, while the research of music education, earthquake research and architectural design of Victoria University is at the forefront of world research.

5. Massey University.

University campuses are located in Wellington, Auckland and Beipa, with about 40,000 students, including 900 international students from more than 60 countries.

School education pays attention to reality and is closely related to industrial and commercial enterprises and all walks of life, so the curriculum is flexible and practical, and the research atmosphere is warm.

The school has a tradition of continuous development and innovation, and the scientific research projects it engages in grow at a rate of 15% every year.

Advantage experts suggest:

Theoretical science, applied science (including agriculture, horticulture and veterinary medicine), commerce, education, social science, science and technology, engineering and information science have their own characteristics.

Allen Wilson Research Center for Molecular Ecology and Evolution is one of the excellent research centers funded by the government, and it has certain authority in molecular evolution speed and biodiversity.

In addition, Massey University recognizes the domestic college entrance examination results, and high school students can directly apply for Massey University through the college entrance examination results.

6. University of Waikato.

Cato University, founded in 1964, is one of the eight public universities funded by the New Zealand government, with more than 13000 students.

Among them, more than 2,200 international students come from more than 70 countries and regions around the world.

Waikato University, known as Harvard in the Southern Hemisphere, is a college of Maori culture and Pacific development, and also an academic research center of Maori and Pacific culture in the world.

Advantage experts suggest:

Waikato University is a research-oriented comprehensive university in New Zealand. It has made outstanding achievements in the fields of management, teaching, computer and science, music and art, media and media studies, and also has certain strength in chemistry, computer science and mathematics.

7. Lincoln University.

Lincoln University, a suburb of Christchurch, is located about 20km away from the center of Christian city, and was founded in 1878. He once taught applied agricultural science in the Agricultural College of Canterbury University. After several changes, 1930 was established as an independent comprehensive university.

Outstanding experts suggest:

The university is a famous agricultural university in New Zealand, with many strong majors such as agricultural science. Horticulture, business, management, science, environmental management, tourism and other majors are highly competitive in employment after graduation.

In addition, the school's wine brewing, planting, landscape design and other majors are also popular immigration majors studying in New Zealand, and many New Zealand students go to study.

8.AUT University.

Auckland University of Technology attaches great importance to the development of research culture, and the combination and application of research and learning is its greatest feature.

The research results of this school in the past five years have greatly exceeded expectations, among which students have made considerable contributions.

Outstanding experts suggest:

The dominant majors are MBA, MPA and hotel management in business schools, and they have long enjoyed a high reputation in chemical engineering, environmental engineering, information technology engineering (IT), aquatic engineering, media specialty, design specialty and nursing specialty.

University expenses

Tuition fees in New Zealand are divided into three stages. National universities are the highest, national institutes of technology are the middle, and private universities are the cheapest.

Every university in New Zealand has detailed tuition standards. Here, let's first refer to the approximate average:

National University: 26,000-35,000 NZD/year (about117000-157,000 RMB/year).

National Institute of Technology: 18500-23000 NZD/year (about 83000- 103000 RMB/year).

Private universities: 65,438+07,000-65,438+09,000 NZD/year (about 76,000-85,000 RMB/year).

Language school fees: NZD 350-400 per week.

Prep fee: 19000 NZD/year (about 85000 RMB/year).

Bridge course fee standard: 16500 NZD/year (about 74000 RMB/year).

College of Science and Engineering

There are 17 national polytechnics in New Zealand.

The National Institute of Technology offers courses of Grade 4-7, and some institutes of technology offer courses of Grade 7 or above, and offer bridge courses such as college language and preparatory courses.

National Science and Technology University Grade 7 is equivalent to a national undergraduate course.

private university

Private universities offer 4-7 courses as well as bridge and language courses, which are easy to graduate and practical.

Steps to apply for a university

Many applicants begin to prepare for IELTS when they have plans to study abroad. After passing IELTS, they began to prepare other materials for applying to the university.

This method of operation will be delayed for at least half a year.

If the applicant fails to achieve the IELTS score, we suggest the following methods.

1, contact us to make a study abroad plan.

2. Choose one or two universities, and each university can choose one or two majors.

3. Prepare application materials other than IELTS. Such as transcripts, diplomas, degree certificates and passports;

4. To submit an application, first apply for a conditional offer.

The probation period of a university usually takes one to three months.

During this period, applicants can also prepare for the IELTS test.

The advantage of this is that you don't need to take IELTS, you need to know which courses and majors you can get from which universities, and then make a choice and judge what to do next.

If you can get your favorite quotation, IELTS can attend the direct dial class of the university even if you can't pass the prescribed score.

This will make the future direction and planning relatively clear.

It should be noted that whether a university is admitted depends on two conditions, one is the professional background, and the other is the English requirement. These two conditions are parallel and cannot replace each other.

Whether the applicant's IELTS score or not will definitely not affect the university's judgment on the applicant's professional background.

Professional selection and communication

There are no good experts and bad experts. Only the majors that are suitable or not suitable for the applicant.

Nevertheless, many students don't know what they like and are good at, which may be a big problem in domestic education.

In this case, the applicant applies for and registers the language courses and professional courses he is currently interested in. After coming to New Zealand, in the process of reading a language, you can carefully understand the local education and employment situation, and then decide which professional courses to take.

I understand that many students have hesitated for a long time in the application process and can't make up their minds. Because there is no basis, it is impossible to judge.

It's best to come to New Zealand for a language class and experience it yourself, and then make a decision.

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