New Zealand has an excellent Commonwealth education system with low tuition and low prices. What is the cost of living in New Zealand?

Charming natural scenery, excellent Commonwealth education system and low tuition and prices make New Zealand on the west coast of the Pacific Ocean have unparalleled charm. The middle school education here has always been recognized as a model of education in the world. Freedom and independence are advocated here, and the characteristics of students are fully explored. Schools are also trying to make students truly experience the power of "education". New Zealand secondary school living expenses?

New Zealand secondary school living expenses

Compared with other destination countries, the relatively low cost of studying in New Zealand has undoubtedly attracted many families. The cost of public middle schools in New Zealand is converted into RMB 60,000-80,000 yuan per year, which is equivalent to the cost of attending an international high school in China. It can be said that studying abroad is quite cost-effective, and you can experience pure western education at almost the same cost.

Immigration New Zealand requires each student to live at least NZ $7,000 a year. Generally speaking, a student's annual living expenses are about NZ $7,000 ~ NZ $65,438+NZ $065,438+NZ $0,000, including accommodation, transportation and entertainment. Living expenses by region:

1. Oak: Diet: 80 New Zealand dollars/week; Transportation: NZD 40/week; Others: NZD 40/week

2. Wellington: Diet: 60 New Zealand dollars/week; Transportation: NZD 20/week; Others: NZD 30/week

3. Christchurch: Diet: 60 New Zealand dollars/week; Transportation: NZD 20/week; Others: NZD 30/week

4. Other areas: boarding: 160-2 10 NZD/week; Residence: 90- 170 NZD/week.

Is it worth studying in New Zealand?

New Zealand's secondary education maintains the world's advanced academic level and is rated as a model of global primary and secondary education by UNESCO. The world economic cooperation organization (OECD) of its member OECD programme for international student assessment survey results show that:

Among the 465,438+0 countries, the 65,438+05-year-old students in New Zealand are outstanding in reading ability, mathematics ability, science and problem-solving ability, far exceeding the average level. Among them, the ability to solve problems ranks among the best, ranking fifth. The overall evaluation results confirm that New Zealand is the best English-speaking country.