What is the gold content of studying in New Zealand?

When you study in New Zealand, you can enjoy a high-quality education and get a diploma with high gold content. You will have an advantage in finding a job after graduation in the future. Next, what is the gold content of studying in New Zealand?

Educational advantage

1. Diversified textbook configuration varies from person to person.

The spirit of equal education in New Zealand does not mean that all students should enjoy the same education. The school teaches according to the unified national syllabus, and there is no unified national textbook. Teachers must consider students' individual differences, compile teaching materials, teach students in accordance with their aptitude, and create an educational environment suitable for students' personality development.

2. Not score-oriented, encourage open learning.

New Zealand primary and secondary school campuses are generally equipped with colorful learning resources suitable for different students' interests and needs, which has turned the environment and life into living teaching materials. Therefore, New Zealand primary and secondary school students may not have excellent academic test-taking ability, but their self-care ability, survival ability and problem-solving ability are generally better than those of Asian children.

3. Pay attention to the positive role of encouragement and exclude the ranking and appraisal among students.

Contrary to China's education, New Zealand's education tries to make children compare with themselves, and surpassing the original self is progress, which deserves praise. Instead of encouraging children to experience self-improvement in competition, as in China and Australia.

National advantage

Social stability is guaranteed by policies

As one of the countries with the highest safety factor in studying abroad, institutions providing overseas education must set up special complaint telephone numbers through government certification to help foreign students solve the problems of local educational institutions, ensure the economic interests of foreign students through the credit account management system, remit tuition fees to the credit account supervised by the Ministry of Education, and then the Ministry of Education will transfer tuition fees to the accounts of local educational institutions in batches.

Follow the advanced education system in Britain.

The education level is very high, not inferior to developed countries such as Britain, America, Canada and Australia. New Zealand's academic qualifications are recognized by international educational academic institutions and society after study. New Zealand's education system is considered to be one of the best in the world. In particular, the primary and secondary education system has followed the British century-old education concept. While cultivating students' academic ability, we should pay more attention to students' social and organizational ability. Cultivating students' self-confidence and endurance from an early age is the only way for outstanding talents.

The last piece of pure land with beautiful environment in the world

New Zealand is known as "the hometown of white clouds" and "the last pure land in the world" because of its comfortable climate and beautiful scenery. In particular, Auckland, Wellington and other regions rank among the top ten most livable cities in the world all the year round, creating a high-quality living environment for young and middle-aged international students.

The visa rate is high and there is no language requirement.

There is no language requirement for applying to study in New Zealand. You can learn the language first, and then enter the professional study. Under normal circumstances, all New Zealand universities have affiliated or cooperative language schools, and China students can go to supporting language schools or even language centers affiliated to universities. For students who don't want to study in the preparatory course, but have good language scores, they can choose to take one, meet the requirements of the school, apply for a college degree and then transfer to an undergraduate course.

Studying abroad is cost-effective

No matter the learning environment, teaching quality or learning cost, New Zealand is recognized as the most cost-effective country among the countries studying abroad. Especially for the parents of young and middle-aged international students, it is necessary to learn a truth, that is, to study basic education in the country with the highest cost performance, to study undergraduate in the country with the highest academic ranking, and to study master in the most economically developed country. Reasonable arrangements can not only help parents save limited resources, but also make their children's study abroad career more successful.

Better immigration policies and work permits

Students can work 20 hours a week and get a work visa immediately after graduation without applying for leaving the country. A 2-year college diploma means that you have the same immigration qualification as China University, so you can immigrate quickly. Parents can apply for family reunion or directly apply for a New Zealand green card according to their children's settlement in New Zealand. Compared with Canada and Australia, studying abroad before immigration is still a fast track to immigrate to New Zealand.

Developed countries have immigration advantages.

The United Nations, the developed country with the highest life expectancy in the world, has made a comprehensive assessment of the average life expectancy, education level and per capita income of all countries. New Zealand ranks fifth in the world. The main reasons why New Zealand ranks fifth are: life expectancy over 80 years old, annual income of 23,737 international currencies, and New Zealand's education index is the first in the world.

Advantages of studying abroad

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

2. New Zealand is a developed country. 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. New Zealand universities have world-class teaching quality and strong faculty, among which five universities rank among the top 300 in the world, with a high proportion unmatched by other countries.

4. 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. 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 work after graduation.

6. New Zealand has a low crime rate and strict gun control laws, which ensure that students enjoy a very safe environment when studying in New Zealand.

7. New Zealand is the first country to put the protection of the rights and interests of international students into law. New Zealand has promulgated the Education Law for International Students, which has well protected the interests of international students, including tuition compensation system and transfer.

8. New Zealand's support services for international students are perfect. 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.

9. New Zealand allows international students 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.

10, international students can choose more diversified majors in New Zealand universities, such as psychology, medicine, law, animal medicine, nursing, business administration, accounting, engineering, etc. English courses are studied in the English center of the university or the English center designated by the school. Most courses offer double admission to ensure smooth promotion to the main course after the end of the language.