What are the favorable majors for studying in New Zealand?

# New Zealand Immigrants # What are the popular majors in studying in New Zealand? This must be clear about the list of occupations where skilled immigrants are in short supply in New Zealand, and then choose the New Zealand study immigration major that suits you. Under the background of the new policy, students who intend to study abroad and immigrate to a new country will choose a major with better employment prospects at the beginning of the study abroad program, so as to ensure smooth employment and smooth settlement in New Zealand after their studies. I suggest you choose the following major which is very beneficial to your study abroad and immigration planning.

1. What are the favorable majors for studying in New Zealand?

1) west point production (2 years)

Job opportunities: West Point producer in hotels and restaurants.

2) Aquaculture (3 years)

Job opportunities: aquarium system designer, aquaculture scientist, production supervisor, aquaculture manager of farm and boss engaged in aquaculture business.

3) Cardiopulmonary Function Technology (3 years)

Job opportunities: large medical institutions are engaged in technical work in cardiopulmonary aspects.

4) Interior design, graphic design, space design, visual effect design, courtyard design (3 years).

Job opportunities: decoration, decoration, advertising, film and television, garden and other companies.

5) Nursing (3 years)

Job opportunities: various medical and health care institutions.

6) Information technology (3 years)

Job opportunities: various information technology and high-tech companies.

7) Social worker (4 years)

Job opportunities: community service agencies.

The admission index is very loose. In particular, the specialty of West Point Production is especially suitable for students with poor foundation during high school, with little learning difficulty and short academic system.

2. Immigration conditions for studying in New Zealand

1. The main applicant must be 55 years old or below;

2. The principal applicant cannot be a self-employed person;

3. The main applicant must prove that he has the ability to engage in technical posts, such as work experience, academic background or qualification certificates related to technical posts;

4. If the principal applicant works in a technical post, it is required that the principal applicant has an academic background corresponding to the post. The specific years of relevant work experience can replace academic qualifications, depending on job requirements;

5. The main applicant requires that the English score is equivalent to IELTS 6.5 or above. In New Zealand, Australia, Canada, Ireland, the United Kingdom or the United States, if you have obtained a bachelor's degree through two or more years' study, and obtained a postgraduate degree or above through 1 year's study, you can be exempted from this IELTS 6.5 requirement;

6. You can bring your spouse (you must prove that the relationship with your spouse is true and stable, and you must live together for at least 12 months) and dependent children under the age of 24. If you want to take them, you must declare their information when filling out the EOI form;

7. If you bring your spouse and children over the age of 16 in the application, the English requirement for them is IELTS 5.0 or above (if you can't meet this English requirement, you can buy English courses before the visa is issued). If you need your spouse to give you extra points in the EOI score, your spouse's IELTS score is 6.5 (similarly, if your spouse wants to be exempted from this IELTS score of 6.5, please refer to Article 5);

8. All applicants must be healthy and have no criminal record.

3.2022 New Zealand study visa description

New Zealand visa instructions

1. Fill in the complete student visa application form, passport photo and supplementary form for China citizens to study in New Zealand.

2. Valid passport or birth certificate (notarized with English translation).

3. Original birth certificate or notarization (with English translation).

4. Prove that there are enough funds to pay the tuition and living expenses of the students during their stay in New Zealand. For example, a deposit certificate issued by a bank or a student fund guarantee form.

5. Notarization of kinship (with English translation), including the names and birth dates of all immediate family members.

6. Original or notarized copy of the household registration book

7. An explanatory letter in English explaining the applicant's study choices and plans after completing his studies.

8. Applicants who apply for residence for more than 24 months are required to provide their notarial certificate with no criminal record and a copy of the certificate of no criminal punishment issued by the Criminal Investigation Brigade (valid for 6 months).

9. Applicants who apply to stay in New Zealand for more than 12 months need to provide medical certificates and X-rays of their health status within three months from the date of application. (It must be a medical certificate issued by a hospital designated by Immigration New Zealand).

10. Admission notice of New Zealand institutions, including the name of the major, the time required to complete the major, tuition fees, and the expected length of stay in New Zealand.

1 1. A letter of certification issued by the applicant's current school, stating the degree of the course the applicant is currently studying in China, or a notarized academic certificate, with an English translation.

12. The originals and photocopies of any academic certificates, graduation certificates and graduation certificates obtained by the applicant in recent five years. For a partially completed course, the details of the course must be provided.

13. Accommodation guarantee provided by the admission institution or other individuals or organizations to the applicant.

14. Proof of funds, which can be a scholarship or a deposit, is enough to maintain the living expenses of the applicant during his stay in New Zealand.

New Zealand application process

1. Fill in the complete student visa application form, passport photo and supplementary form for China citizens to study in New Zealand.

2. Valid passport or birth certificate (notarized with English translation).

3. The application fee is 900 yuan RMB.

4. Original birth certificate or notarization (with English translation).

5. Prove that there are enough funds to pay the tuition and living expenses of the students during their stay in New Zealand. For example, a deposit certificate issued by a bank or a student fund guarantee form.

6. Notarization of kinship (with English translation), including the names and birth dates of all immediate family members.

7. Original or notarized copy of the household registration book

8. An explanatory letter in English explaining the applicant's study choices and plans after completing his studies.

9. Applicants who apply for residence for more than 24 months are required to provide their notarial certificate with no criminal record and a copy of the certificate of no criminal punishment issued by the Criminal Investigation Brigade (valid for 6 months).

10. Applicants who apply for residence in New Zealand for more than 12 months are required to provide medical certificates and X-rays of their health status within three months from the date of application. (It must be a medical certificate issued by a hospital designated by Immigration New Zealand).

1 1. Admission notice of New Zealand institutions, including the name of the major, the time required to complete the major, tuition fees, and the expected residence time in New Zealand.

12. A letter from the school where the applicant is currently studying, stating the degree of the course the applicant is currently studying in China, or a notarized academic certificate, with an English translation.

13. The originals and photocopies of any academic certificates, graduation certificates and graduation certificates obtained by the applicant in recent five years. For a partially completed course, the details of the course must be provided.

14. Accommodation guarantee provided by the admission institution or other individuals or organizations to the applicant.

15. Proof of funds, which can be a scholarship or a deposit, is enough to maintain the living expenses of the applicant during his stay in New Zealand.