I want to ask you a question about nutritionists in New Zealand:)

If you graduate smoothly with good grades, your employment prospects will be very optimistic.

At present, in New Zealand, there is still a shortage of people, but your English is good and your grades are good.

Regarding the registration of Australia and New Zealand, I think it is much easier to register in New Zealand after studying in other countries. After all, the ANZ family.

There are two kinds of jobs for skilled immigrants in New Zealand: shortage and ordinary. The shortage of good immigrants, ordinary immigrants, is just a little longer. Generally, people who have received local education in New Zealand will be much more popular.

The following is what I answered another netizen's question before, which I copied. Take a look. I hope this helps.

The master's degree is usually about 40 thousand in the first year, but your business is rising rapidly, mainly in product development and inspection, with many branches, depending on which paper you read. I have a friend who works for his honey in Kangkang. I have worked for about 4 years after graduation, and my current annual salary is 8w+ NZD.