The advantages of studying in New Zealand are reflected.

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

Many students who want to study abroad failed to make it in the end, but were stuck in two aspects. One is the application for studying abroad, for example, the language scores are not up to standard and the academic requirements are not met; Second, in the process of applying for a study visa, the materials are ready and the visa is refused. However, there is basically no concern about applying for studying in New Zealand, because if there is no IELTS score or the IELTS score is not enough for admission, then you can learn the language first and then enter the professional course. Moreover, the education system in New Zealand's universities is different from that in China. Generally, no high school students directly study undergraduate courses, and preparatory courses are the best preparation for entering universities.

2. The immigration policy is good, and studying abroad is the most economical and convenient.

2017 April 19 the new Zealand immigration service issued a new immigration policy of 4 19, mainly targeting at skilled immigrants from new Zealand. As soon as this policy came out, many China people who originally planned to immigrate to New Zealand began to move. Many people consider studying in New Zealand before emigrating. GD courses in New Zealand and PGD courses in New Zealand are undoubtedly the most popular immigration programs for China students. Study in New Zealand, get a 1 year work visa, find a full-time job, and then try to get a two-year employer-sponsored work visa, and then you can apply for New Zealand immigration. Anyone holding a New Zealand green card can enjoy the following benefits: free public medical care, free childbirth, free primary and secondary education, unemployment benefits, government pension, visa-free entry after naturalization 125 developed countries in Europe and America, etc.

3. High cost performance and low cost of studying abroad.

Compared with the expensive tuition fees in other countries (such as Britain, America and Australia), the tuition fees in New Zealand are much cheaper. Countries such as Britain and the United States spend at least 250,000 RMB each year to study abroad, while countries such as Canada and Australia need 200,000-250,000 RMB each year. In New Zealand, the annual tuition fee is about 80,000 yuan, and the living expenses are about 50,000 yuan, so the total annual expenses are 6.5438+0.2 million-6.5438+0.3 million yuan. Compared with other developed countries in the Commonwealth, New Zealand has the lowest cost of studying abroad, and then New Zealand can work part-time for 20 hours a week, and the average salary for an hour is about 17.5 New Zealand dollars.

4. New Zealand has a good domestic security environment.

Many parents and classmates hold a wait-and-see attitude towards studying in the United States after seeing the news of frequent violent incidents such as studying in the United States. In addition, since the beginning of this year, there have been incidents such as the murder of international students in Canada and Britain, which makes many parents more inclined to send their children to New Zealand, a country with better public security.

One of the best education systems in the world.

New Zealand's education system is considered to be one of the best in the world and is favored by domestic parents. In New Zealand, education expenditure accounts for the third place in government expenditure, and a unified education system is implemented throughout the country, with academic qualifications recognized by international educational academic institutions and society. And as a Commonwealth country, New Zealand's education follows the British education system, based on cultivating students' thinking ability, learning ability and innovation ability, and its teaching level is advanced. Compared with China's passive education model, New Zealand's education is an educational model that advocates students' spontaneous research and exploration, fully mobilizes students' enthusiasm for completing their studies, and encourages students to take the initiative to learn.

6. Pay attention to international students, and the policy is relatively loose.

New Zealand attaches great importance to international students and the relevant policies are relatively loose. New Zealand students with a postgraduate degree or above, if their major is on the list of occupations that are in short supply for a long time, their spouses can accompany them and work. During school, students have 20 hours of working time every week.

In addition, for young international students, New Zealand, the only country that allows parents to accompany them, parents can choose to accompany or arrange school supervision; There is also an open work visa issued after getting a diploma, which has obvious preferential treatment for graduates. Students with this visa can enjoy the same tax and pension benefits as locals, unlike other traditional mainstream countries who return to China after graduation and need to find other ways to stay in the local area or immigrate. /zd/lx