How to plan to study in New Zealand

Parents of students must make a complete plan for their study abroad before studying abroad. But how to make this plan? In what direction? How to make it? I think this is a headache for most parents of students. Indeed, not everyone will know every school or major in detail. Because it takes a lot of time and effort. So how do you plan to study in New Zealand? Let’s take a look below.

What is a study abroad plan? It is the development direction of students in the next one or two years, and it is the expectations and expectations of parents for their children's future. A good teacher will have a detailed understanding of a student's academic background, family background, purpose of studying abroad and other conditions, and will recommend suitable colleges and designate reasonable study abroad plans based on each person's different circumstances.

Next, let me talk about how to make this study abroad plan? Of course, the prerequisite for specifying a study abroad plan is to have sufficient financial reserves.

First, every student must clearly understand the purpose of studying abroad.

Generally, students who go to New Zealand want to try to see if they can immigrate. Then, at this time, you need to come up with a key thing, the immigration scoring list, and let a professional teacher give you a scoring assessment based on your situation. See if you meet the immigration requirements.

Second, time planning. Based on the student’s situation, first infer which year you want to go abroad.

Is it this year? Or next year? Or two or three years later. Generally speaking, The confirmed study abroad plan must be maintained within two years. New Zealand schools open applications two years in advance. You must submit applications as soon as they open. This will greatly increase the application pass rate. Secondly, the preparation of some materials takes a long time, and the preparation will be more detailed.

Third, the choice of major. Choose a major that interests you or one that is easy to find a job.

This depends on your pursuit. I usually advise students to choose a major. What is the most suitable thing for me? This major has a certain correlation with my current job. By studying this major, I can improve my skills. I am willing to learn and work hard for it.

Fourth, work plan

Related to the first point, most students who go to New Zealand will choose a major that is good for immigration; Major, does it mean that it is difficult to find a job in other majors? No, work is a choice between people, a choice between opportunity and time. There are countless uncertainties and unforeseen factors. Only by relying on personal abilities and opportunities can you find a job that suits your needs. Therefore, the work plan must be a process of being prepared and improving yourself.