What are the welfare policies for studying in New Zealand?

# Studying in New Zealand # Introduction New Zealand is a country with a fairly sound welfare system and ranks among the best in the world. So, what are the welfare policies for studying in New Zealand? The following is the relevant information shared, welcome to read for reference!

1. What are the welfare policies for studying in New Zealand?

1, pay attention to international students

In the United States, Britain and other countries, international students are often discriminated against and excluded, so parents studying in New Zealand need not worry too much about it. As a traditional immigrant country, New Zealand is very inclusive, which may be one of the reasons for its loose study abroad policy.

New Zealand attaches great importance to international students, who can study full-time or part-time in New Zealand. During school, students have 20 hours of working time every week.

If students successfully complete the course, they can get a three-year work visa after graduation, and students with this visa can enjoy the same benefits as locals such as taxes and pensions.

2. Flexible academic system

New Zealand's school system is very flexible. After the end of the language course, students can change their study plans according to their personal situation at that time, change their major again, choose a new university or transfer to other countries. It is important that everyone has the opportunity to enter a good university, especially high school students.

After graduation, you will get a three-year work visa.

Students who have completed the recognized degree program for skilled immigrants can get a three-year work visa regardless of the type of institution.

4. Immigration prospects

New Zealand is a relatively easy country to immigrate. The policy is clear and the variables are small. Generally, skilled immigrants for international students do not need a lot of extra expenses. After graduation, they can easily find jobs related to their majors. If the salary is up to standard, they can submit an immigration application. Under normal circumstances, graduate students can basically get enough points to find jobs outside Auckland.

5. The quality of education is very high

Studying in New Zealand is not only because of the low cost of studying abroad, but also because the threshold for applying for studying in New Zealand is lower than that in other countries. This may be the reason why many parents and students worry that studying in New Zealand can only be done in diploma workshops.

This can only be said to be a pure misunderstanding, not to mention that eight national universities in New Zealand are among the top 500 universities in the world, and the teaching quality of New Zealand 17 Institute of Technology is not inferior to that of key universities in China.

Compared with domestic education which emphasizes that scores are everything, New Zealand education follows the British education system and is based on cultivating students' thinking ability, learning ability and innovation ability. Score is only one dimension to evaluate students' ability. Compared with China's passive education, New Zealand's education advocates students' spontaneous research and exploration, fully mobilizes students' great enthusiasm for completing their studies, and encourages students to take the initiative to learn, which is a real education mode of "herding sheep and eating grass".

2. List of Frequently Asked Questions about Studying in New Zealand

1. How much is it to study in New Zealand?

The annual cost of studying in New Zealand is roughly between10.5 million yuan and10.8 million yuan, and the tuition fee of studying in New Zealand universities is between 22,000 and 25,000 Singapore dollars a year. Compared with other English-speaking countries, the cost of studying in New Zealand is lower.

2. What are the requirements for studying for an MBA in New Zealand?

If you want to enter eight famous universities in New Zealand to study MBA, domestic students need to finish their undergraduate courses in domestic universities and have more than three years of management-related work experience. Non-public universities in New Zealand will have less strict requirements for MBA. For example, college students who have graduated for three years and have more than three years of work experience can also apply for the exam.

3. When is the preparatory course of New Zealand University?

The entrance examination for New Zealand universities is usually held in February and July every year. The requirement of New Zealand Preparatory Course is that students score 5.5 in ITLES test, and the minimum score is not less than 5.0. Students who graduated from high school need to have a diploma, and students who are studying in high school need to have a certificate of study.

4. What are the requirements for studying abroad in New Zealand?

Students who want to study in New Zealand need to finish the second or third year of high school in China before they can study in eight national schools in New Zealand. Many undergraduate courses in New Zealand universities take three years, and some courses take four years.

5. How to arrange accommodation in New Zealand?

International students studying in New Zealand usually stay with local families in New Zealand, and the cost is about S $65,438+050-240 a week. Schools can contact students for accommodation. Many students also rent a house with their classmates and friends, and the cost of renting a house is about 80-65,438+030 Singapore dollars a week. No matter how you rent, you need money to rent.

6. Can New Zealand take a part-time job?

Studying in New Zealand can be a part-time job. Many China students studying in New Zealand can find a suitable part-time job to enrich their lives. This will not only reduce the financial burden, but also improve your language level and make good friends in New Zealand.

3. Introduction to the basic necessities of studying in New Zealand

I. Clothing

New Zealanders dress casually. They think that as long as they are comfortable, they don't care about dressing up or wearing clothes. It is difficult to see shops selling clothes in New Zealand. New Zealanders always wear a pair of shoes when going out. If you walk down the street in a suit, they are all dressed simply. If you want to buy clothes in New Zealand, you shouldn't have this idea, so bring more domestic clothes.

Second, food.

New Zealand beef and mutton often appear on their dining tables, and all kinds of fish are also very common dishes. They like fried fish very much, and the price of fried fish in New Zealand is not very expensive. Various dairy products are also famous in New Zealand. The price of dairy products is also very low, and there are abundant vegetables and fruits. In addition to the local food in New Zealand, you can also see the food of various countries here, and there are all kinds of restaurants. Their dinner is usually in the evening. Breakfast and Chinese food are very simple. Breakfast and Chinese food are usually bread, vegetables, fruit and milk. At dinner, there are meat, rice and pasta.

Third, live.

Students studying in New Zealand can live in student dormitories and homestays. Both environments are good, but the cost is high. They will also provide students with food, which is included in the accommodation fee. Student dormitories are generally around the school, but homestays are far and near. It is cheaper to share a house with others. Except for the bedroom, other rooms in the house are shared by several people. Of course, this kind of room is shared by several people.

Fourth, ok

There is not much difference in transportation in New Zealand. Buses and trains in New Zealand are people's favorite places to go. They will arrive at every stop accurately. As long as you calculate the time before you go out, you won't miss it Vehicles driving in New Zealand drive on the left. If you take a driver's license in China, you can take a New Zealand driver's license for one year, but you will take it later.

4. New Zealand study abroad document preparation guide

1, resume

When the enrollment teachers are faced with so much paperwork, they will choose to read the students' resumes first, and then read your personal statement after seeing what they are interested in on your resume. Your resume should show your most prominent places, and list some of your experiences, activities and awards in recent years. These contents are all on the same piece of paper, starting from the latest one, it should be neat and bright.

2、PS

Your achievements and experiences on your resume can be well displayed in your personal statement. You can show your greatest advantage by listing examples and convince the school with short and powerful words. Don't exaggerate your personal statement, and at the same time, don't show your modesty. Make yourself more confident on the premise of truth. Schools in New Zealand appreciate confident students very much. Don't write a long speech about your personal statement. It will make people impatient. Write something with its own characteristics. The number of words should be controlled between 600 and 800. Yes, you can simply see it on your resume. There is no need to write any more. Your personal statement must be logical and feasible, and the purpose must be clear. The admissions teacher should see your strong interest in choosing this major, and you have enough conditions to study this major. Chinese English should not appear in language expression, but should conform to western English habits. Don't make mistakes in spelling and grammar.

3. Letter of recommendation

First of all, when looking for reference, you must choose the teacher you are most familiar with and the professional teacher you are applying for. You need to write two or three letters of recommendation to evaluate you from different angles. The professional teacher you choose should be someone who can make a high evaluation of your major. You can also choose the person in charge who has participated in an activity at school. He should be able to see your ability in some aspects through that activity. Don't write about the activities you didn't participate in. You can also be your counselor, you can make a correct evaluation of your life and overall study, and you can also give a few examples to prove your strength.