Studying in New Zealand has advantages in both natural and social conditions.

? Introduction, New Zealand is called? Land of white clouds? Oceania, located in the southwest of the Pacific Ocean, faces Australia across the sea and enjoys convenient air and sea transportation. ? New Zealand has a pleasant climate, spring-like seasons and stable social order, and is rated as one of the most suitable countries for human habitation in the world. ? New Zealand ranks the top 25 in the world in per capita income, and is a moderately developed country with high quality of life and superior social welfare. ? New Zealand is a Commonwealth country, with a pure English environment, following the British education system, having a very high teaching standard, and its academic qualifications are widely recognized worldwide. ? New Zealand's tuition and living expenses are relatively low, which is suitable for most families of international students. It is legal for students to take part-time jobs. They can work 20 hours a week during professional courses and all day during holidays. ? New Zealand is a traditional immigrant country with a loose immigration policy. Students have a wide range of employment opportunities after employment. They can apply for a work visa and have the opportunity to apply for permanent residency. ? The infinite charm of Auckland? Every weekend, in the blue bay, sailboats with colorful sails shuttle across the sea. Baima Bay and Manukau Bay, which surround Auckland, are the scenic spots for sea navigation. Oakland won again. Sailing capital? The reputation of. ? The infinite charm of Auckland has become the ultimate destination for people all over the world. ? 1. Comfortable climate Auckland has a mild climate with four distinct seasons, and the annual temperature is 6? Between 28℃. The highest temperature in summer is 26? 29℃, and it is also around 65438 06℃ in winter. In the ranking of the most livable cities in the world, Auckland ranks 10th (20 1 1). ? 2. Economic center? Auckland is the largest trade center and transportation hub in New Zealand, with good ports on both sides of the isthmus and convenient maritime transportation. ? 3. High income? Auckland, as the economic center of New Zealand, is mainly manifested in its high per capita income: in 2005, the per capita annual income (working population) in Auckland was NZ $44,304 (US$ 33,000, about 23 1 0,000 RMB). In 2006, Auckland ranked 23rd among the richest cities in the world. ? 4. Convenient transportation? Auckland International Airport is the largest international airport in New Zealand. The route leads to the South Pacific, East Asia and many countries and regions in Europe and America. ? 5. World famous schools? The University of Auckland is a household name in the world, with the largest scale and the largest number of departments, ranking 6 1 in the world, and is a world-renowned school. ?