I think I have some problems going to New Zealand for university after graduating from high school. Can you help me?

I think I have some problems going to New Zealand for university after graduating from high school. Can you help me? Hehe, there are many problems.

1. There is no requirement for the results of the college entrance examination, but it seems that you can graduate from high school. (School certification is required)

2. New Zealand undergraduate requires IELTS 6 points. If you don't get it, you can go to college first. Three semesters a year, three years undergraduate. So if all goes well, you will graduate in four years.

3. Come to Victoria University. I graduated there. There are fewer Chinese in Wellington than in Auckland, so you have more opportunities to practice your English. Victoria University has a major in hotel management. Some of my classmates are majoring in this major. I will stay in a hotel or travel agency after graduation.

: Victoria.ac.nz/st _ Service/Career/Resources/Degree _ Choice/Travel * * *. There are many other employment opportunities in aspx.

I went to the school website to calculate it for you. Assuming that you enter school in 2009, the three-year tuition fee is NZD 65438+08900. Together with living expenses, the total is about NZ $36,000. Today's exchange rate is RMB: NZD =4: 1. This doesn't include your one-year preparatory course. You can work after graduation. I can play 20 hours a week. That's probably still the case now. The income in 20 hours is about 300 New Zealand dollars.

However, the college tuition here seems to be rising every year. So it may float a little. You also have to consider the exchange rate. Because of the economic crisis, the New Zealand dollar was relatively low, rising to 6: 1 at the highest time last year.

It's hard to say after graduation. The economy here has been declining since last year. It is estimated that you should get better again when you come and graduate, hehe. It is easier for children in China to find jobs here. Everyone knows that China people work hard.

6. I don't know what the advantages and disadvantages you mentioned compare with. Life here is relatively easy and the pressure is not great. But it is much more boring than in China, and there are not many delicious foods. The income is also worse than that of Australia. But the benefits are good. If you want to be with your parents, it should be a better choice. Or you can transfer to Australia. Moreover, if you stay and have permanent residency, this "permanence" will never expire. You can leave here and come back anytime. At present, New Zealand is the only country that has such a visa. That means you don't have to stay here, sit in an immigration prison or anything.

Oh, I'm so tired, like writing a big report!

There are eight national universities in New Zealand. You can choose your favorite city and then decide which university.

Can I go to college with IELTS scores and high school diplomas in New Zealand? If your IELTS score meets the entrance requirements of the university you apply for, you can. If you don't, you can go to the preparatory course.

For example, if you want to go to Huaida Business School, Huaida requires an average score of 6 for IELTS, no less than 6 for writing, and no less than 5.5 for others. If your IELTS score meets the requirements, you can apply directly to Huaida Business School. Of course, it is also possible that some majors in some schools need you to interview the dean, such as the management undergraduate course of Huaida University, and some other supplementary materials provided by you, such as the music undergraduate course, which requires you to have a competition award certificate at or above the municipal level and so on.

Of course, other preparation materials are also easy, such as some public documents and some confirmation letters.

I want to go to New Zealand after graduating from high school early next year, but if I have to go (who can help me), I must learn English well first ... communication is the first thing ... if communication is not good ... I guess your parents will support you materially.

Please help me answer some questions about going to New Zealand for high school after graduating from junior high school! Hello, this parent! It seems that we are predestined friends. Today, I found your problem in the search. I have been consulting for studying in New Zealand for many years. I am so lucky to meet you. Hehe, here are the answers to your questions:

1. You don't need English grades to go to New Zealand for high school. After students arrive at school, the school will give them a language assessment. According to the evaluation results, the school will decide whether students need to add extra English courses.

2. High schools in New Zealand should combine academic year with credits. Here, I will introduce you to a concept: NCEA.

The full name of NCEA is the National Certificate of Educational Achievement, that is, the National Certificate of Educational Achievement. It is an evaluation of senior high school students' learning in all subjects, and it is also the admission requirement of university enrollment. It is recognized domestically and internationally, and coexists with other secondary school certificates.

The examination is divided into three grades: 1, 2, and 3, which correspond to the students of1,12, and 13 respectively. You can also take a cross-level exam. There are internal and external exams. Internal examinations are organized by subject teachers. The external examination is scheduled to be held at the end of the year, only once a year. If the external exam fails, the school can ask students to reread the course.

You can get the NCEA first-class certificate if you score more than 80 points in the first-class exam. The second-level certificate requires at least 60 credits, plus 20 credits at other levels, such as 20 credits at the first level. The third-level certificate requires at least 80 credits, including 60 credits for the third level and 20 credits for other levels. Certificates are divided into excellent and excellent. 50 credits are excellent, you can get an excellent certificate, 50 credits are excellent, you can get an excellent certificate.

It takes about 6-7 years to finish high school and college, and it costs 700,000-800,000 RMB.

If you want to enter school in the spring of 20 10, do it now. The school starts in February. It takes two weeks to apply for a notice and four weeks to apply for a visa. I'm afraid I won't be able to catch up in the future.

After graduating from senior three, I want to go to New Zealand or Canada to study at a university. I have a few questions. 1. Planning is similar. I'll make a list for you.

Set goals before September to prepare for language learning and achieve ideal language results (some schools can apply for bilingual admission);

On June 5438+00-February 12, I decided to apply for the school, prepared the application materials and submitted the application;

20 1665438+ 10-2065438+was admitted to the school in March 2006 (or accepted conditionally);

From February to May, universities closed their applications one after another;

Prepare visa materials and pay tuition deposit in March-May in exchange for the official offer of the school.

Physical examination in June, submit visa application;

Successfully obtained a visa from July to August, booked air tickets and contacted accommodation;

I went to Canada to study successfully in September.

2. The tuition fee is generally about one year 15w, and the living expenses depend on how you spend it.

As for IELTS and TOEFL, it depends on the specific school.

Hello, my spouse is from New Zealand, and she is worried about the visa issue in New Zealand. Can you help me? What is 705772706 705772706?

Is your spouse in New Zealand? If so, ta can ask you any questions.

Of course, if you find it convenient to ask questions here, you can help answer them.

I want to go to Japan after graduating from high school. I have some problems studying in Japan now. Let me talk about my experience. The landlord wants to learn a language. It's actually quite simple. Just go through the formalities yourself. I don't know the intermediary. It also saves you the trouble of running around. In addition, learning a language in Japan is divided into different classes in language schools and universities. The difference is quite big. 90% of language school visas are for studying abroad, that is, there are no discounts such as half-price tickets for international students. Of course, there are also big language schools that study visas, such as ECC in Osaka and other courses in universities. Of course, other courses in the university are visas for studying abroad, and the knowledge gained is better than that of language schools. Recommend other disciplines of Kyoto Tongshe University. Very good. I studied in a language school in Japan from June 1 to April, and other subjects were basically 1. If you study after graduation, it is not a problem to enter the university, but if it is a good university, you still have to work hard. Of course, you need graduation grades, and the consulting agency will understand, as well as tuition fees. Basically, the tuition fees and textbooks of language schools are around 900 thousand, which varies according to the differences of schools. If you can't get into the university, you can only go to a special school, that is, continue to learn the language and some knowledge about getting into the university. You can't go, wasting time and money. There is also the recent economic downturn in Japan, which makes it difficult to find a job. Of course, it depends on where you have been, at least Kansai Osaka Kobe. In short, you should be mentally prepared. What you think is completely different from what you really think, so you should think it over carefully. You can send me a personal message if you have any questions. I'll give you an answer. By the way, studying medicine is really difficult.

If I go to New Zealand to go to college, do I still need to take IELTS? IELTS is a prerequisite for obtaining the right of abode, so studying abroad is not considered as residence, so I don't need it.

I'm going to study in America after graduating from high school. Now I have some questions to ask. . 1. China's college entrance examination score is not particularly valued in the United States, it is just a reference, as long as you provide the school transcript.

2. The United States pays more attention to TOEFL. You can choose to take the TOEFL after coming to the United States, or you can take the TOEFL in China. If you want to pass the language test, you need to pass some simple science tests. Don't worry, because it's really simple. What China has learned is too complicated to use.

I am preparing for the college entrance examination in America. Mathematical problems are just simple algebra and some plane geometry.

Now a sophomore, with a high school diploma, I want to go to New Zealand to study at a university. Is it still used for preparatory study abroad? Because the education systems in China and New Zealand are different, senior high school students in China, whether they graduate from Grade Two or Grade Three, have to study for one year before they can go to New Zealand for university.