Many people choose to study abroad when they are in high school. How much does it cost to attend high school in New Zealand?

Many students apply to study in New Zealand high schools and enjoy international education. So how much does New Zealand high school cost? In terms of tuition fees, public secondary schools are about 12000- 15000 NZD a year, and private secondary schools are about 15000-25000 NZD a year; In terms of living expenses, it needs at least NZ $6,543,800+0.5 million per year.

The high school fee in New Zealand is 1. Tuition: In New Zealand, high schools are mostly public and co-educational, and only 10% are boys' or girls' schools. In addition to public schools, there are some private middle schools. These schools receive government subsidies, but still maintain their own characteristics. Regardless of the system, all schools meet strict national quality standards. Both public and private schools accept overseas students, and the tuition fees are different. Public schools 12000- 15000, private schools 15000-25000.

It should be noted that the financial guarantee depends more or less on the number of years of study in New Zealand. In addition, the New Zealand Embassy has requirements on the deposit period of financial guarantee. Generally speaking, the deposit period must be more than six months, and it can explain why there are a lot of funds flowing, so as to avoid the embassy suspecting that the applicant's source of funds is problematic.

2. Living expenses: According to the official statement of the New Zealand Immigration Bureau, the cost of studying in New Zealand for one year is about NZ $ 15000, not less than NZ $ 1250 per week. Specifically, the living expenses of New Zealand students can refer to the following points:

1) Transportation cost: New Zealand has a vast territory and a small population. If you want to travel a little farther away, it's inconvenient without a car, but if you just travel in town, you can take a bus. In some areas, although the student ID card can be discounted, the transportation cost is not low. From Auckland airport to downtown, the bus fare 16 NZD, taxi fare 30-40 NZD. In this way, 2 yuan buses in domestic first-tier cities can cross the suburbs and urban areas.

2) Communication cost: Vodafone is generally used locally in New Zealand, about NZ $20 per month is enough, 1G traffic, 500-minute phone bill, unlimited SMS.

3) Food expenses: Vegetables in New Zealand are more expensive, and meat is similar to that in China. According to one or two people, the cost of buying ingredients every month is about 400 New Zealand dollars. If you don't cook it yourself, it's really too expensive to eat out. If you are a local tyrant, you can ignore it.

4) Rent cost: Auckland must be the most expensive city in New Zealand. A room is about NZ $920 a month, and most students will choose to share it.