How about studying in New Zealand?

In people's impression, New Zealand is a free and quiet country. At the same time, New Zealand is a pure English-speaking country with high quality of English teaching and is an ideal destination for studying abroad. Come with me to learn more.

1. Education environment: New Zealand is a pure English country, and all courses are taught in English. Parents of students under 18 can accompany them, and parents of students above 18 can visit relatives.

2. National advantages: New Zealand is a developed country, and cities such as Auckland and Wellington have been rated as "the most suitable cities for human habitation" by the United Nations for many times.

3. Teaching quality: New Zealand universities have world-class teaching quality and faculty, and five of the eight universities rank among the top 300 in the world, which is unmatched by other countries.

4. Immigration advantages: New Zealand is an immigrant country with loose immigration policies and excellent employment prospects. Students can choose to return to China after completing their studies.

5.？ Employment advantages: China and New Zealand have signed an agreement on mutual recognition of academic qualifications, which provides a two-way guarantee for China students to apply for immigration to New Zealand or return to China after graduation.

6. Protection of international students' rights and interests: New Zealand is the first country to put the protection of international students' rights and interests into law. New Zealand has promulgated the Education Service Law for International Students, which protects the interests of international students, including tuition compensation system and transfer.

7. Assistance measures for international students: New Zealand's support services for international students are very complete. Almost every college has set up an international student service office. The functions of the office include arranging freshmen's activities, arranging students' accommodation, setting up student unions, and providing health, employment and psychological counseling.

8. Allow to work while studying abroad: The New Zealand government allows students studying in New Zealand to work after school. During classes, students can work 20 hours a week, and during holidays, international students can work full-time. The New Zealand government encourages students to work after school because they think it is a good opportunity for international students to get in touch with and understand the local area.

9. Low cost of living: 15000-25000 NZD. Tuition and living expenses in New Zealand are lower than those in the United States, Britain, Canada and Australia.

In addition, New Zealand institutions have always been able to grant double admission, and even if they have no language scores, they can apply for studying in New Zealand. Visa policies are also more relaxed and simplified than other mainstream destination countries. Therefore, applying for studying in New Zealand is generally one of the examples of studying abroad with high cost performance and simple procedures.