What should you pay attention to when studying in New Zealand?

1. Arrive to school early.

It is best to arrive one week in advance so that you can arrange yourself calmly and get familiar with the school and community environment, which gives you time to adapt. In addition, when choosing to take a flight, try to avoid arriving on weekends or holidays. Foreigners attach great importance to rest days.

2. Accommodation.

From a safety perspective, the safety factors are sorted from high to low, dormitories in the school, foreign families around the school (about ten minutes’ walk away), rented apartments near the school (about ten minutes’ walk away), and finally It is a little further away from a foreigner's home or apartment. When living off campus, you must choose a community with good community security, not remote, close to the school, with a good landlord, and a community that is dominated by non-workers and immigrants.

3. Be careful when making friends and don’t borrow money randomly.

New Zealand students who are in a foreign country should be careful when making friends and do not borrow money from each other randomly. An embarrassing fact that people cannot avoid is that many Chinese people have been deceived overseas and later found out that it was "one of our own" who did it. Therefore, "you must not have the intention to harm others, and you must have the intention to guard against others."

4. Concept.

Don’t show off your wealth, no matter how rich your family is, don’t spend money lavishly, and don’t discuss your financial situation with others; Longma Study Abroad teacher reminds parents that it is best for parents to invest their children’s living expenses regularly and not to spend all their money all at once. Give a large amount of money to your children, especially young international students. Moreover, it is necessary to guide children’s financial management skills and correct outlook on wealth to prevent the dangers that children may encounter after revealing their wealth.

5. Try not to bring too much cash and protect yourself.

If you encounter a gangster who robs you with a gun, and if the other person asks for money, resisting may cause greater harm. Give the other person all your money and ensure that you are not harmed. The first consideration is to protect yourself. Try not to carry too much cash. When you encounter a gangster, stay calm and remember their physical signs.

6. In case of emergencies, stay calm.

When encountering any dangerous situation, international students must stay calm and avoid panic. Once you encounter danger, you must stay calm and seek help in a timely manner. It can also be seen from this that you must train your crisis response capabilities.