New Zealand’s academic qualifications are based on levels. What are the conditions for studying in New Zealand? Can you talk about it?

New Zealand TAFE conditions

Tafe comes from Australia, and there are no TAFE courses in New Zealand. Educational qualifications in New Zealand are graded. Level 1-Level 4 are certificate courses, L5-L6 correspond to our college courses, L7 corresponds to undergraduate courses, L8-L9 corresponds to New Zealand graduate students, and L10 is a doctorate. Similar to TAFE, there are also college courses for fifth and sixth grade students. Generally, after one year of fifth- and sixth-grade studies at a polytechnic, you can study for another year before entering seventh-grade undergraduate studies.

Requirements for studying in New Zealand

Requirements for studying in New Zealand. In terms of academic qualifications, students studying in New Zealand need to complete preparatory courses or complete the first or second year of university in China; New Zealand students studying for a master's degree need to complete a formal undergraduate degree in China, obtain a diploma and degree certificate, and have an average undergraduate score of 70 or above.

In terms of conditions and language requirements for studying in New Zealand, undergraduate students studying in New Zealand need an IELTS score of 6.0, with no individual component lower than 5.5. IELTS requirements for majors in education and health sciences are higher than this standard; students studying in New Zealand need an IELTS score of 6.5. Each item must have no less than 6.0 points.

Introduction to TAFE

TAFE is a common Australian form of vocational and technical education popular in Oceania, Europe and Southeast Asia. TAFE colleges established by the Australian government are responsible for education and training. The TAFE Advanced Diploma is issued by the Australian government and is equivalent to China's higher vocational education level. TAFE is an important part of Australian higher education. It is a huge education system jointly invested and managed by the federal government and state governments.

TAFE offers thousands of vocational and non-vocational courses every year. Most of these courses are designed according to the needs of socio-economic and commercial life development and are highly practical. Secondly, TAFE adopts a small class system, so students can get more help from teachers, and the school facilities are also quite complete and modern. The duration of study at TAFE is generally one to two years, with more emphasis on group learning and discussion during teaching. Most of the teachers are experienced professionals, with an average of 15 to 30 students per class. The teaching content is a combination of practical work and classroom teaching.