Difficulties of Immigrants in Early Childhood Education in New Zealand

My wife is going to study preschool here, and many of our friends are already studying. Details are as follows:

As for pre-school education, first of all, there is no shortage of majors in New Zealand, so the competition for going to school will be relatively small, but the job prospects are still good, but it will be slightly more difficult if you want to apply for immigration through it.

Secondly, preschool education, like other primary and secondary education majors, has high admission requirements. The first score of IELTS should be 7, and each item should not be lower than 7, and now most schools are not allowed to spell points. Second, there must be an interview before entering school. If you fail the interview, you can't get into IELTS no matter how good it is. But for international students, it won't be so difficult. After all, an international student will bring them a lot of income.

Regarding the preparatory class, it is definitely easier to get in than to get in by yourself, but there is no hope if the level difference is too big, so it is best to take the IELTS test in advance.

After entering school, graduation is not a problem as long as you work hard ~ Don't worry too much, but it will never work as well as a sudden attack before the end of the semester in China ~ ~ So don't waste every day in the semester, or it will be very painful later:)

That's basically it ~ ~ I hope I can help you ~ ~:)