New Zealand immigration standards for special talents

The changeable immigration policy is one of the most discussed topics in the daily life of New Zealand students. It is precisely because of the uncertainty of New Zealand's immigration policy that we don't need to ask: judging from the changes in immigration policy in recent years, New Zealand is increasingly inclined to accept graduates with bachelor's degrees and long-term shortage of jobs. At the same time, graduates are required to have the ability to survive in New Zealand, which is usually reflected in whether they can find professional technical jobs. For students who want to settle down and live in New Zealand, they must make appropriate choices according to their own situation while choosing the next course. For example, many students think that business is easy and has a wide range of employment, and their good friends also choose business to follow suit, but the actual situation is that he is not interested in business at all, but is interested in design and has many years of painting foundation. In that case, why not give full play to his strengths and interests? Because no matter what kind of course you choose, in the end, we should be ready to find a job that suits our ideals and interests, master the application skills and have a good work attitude in our study, so as to stand out from the fierce competition and solve the problems of immigration. Instead of blindly following the trend and choosing a major that you don't like or don't suit you, you will be lucky to finish your studies in the end, let alone talk about work. Have to go back to study other majors, or simply go back to China to find another way out. Therefore, the author has some suggestions for the vast number of international students. I hope you will not repeat the old path of your predecessors. 1. Choose courses with high academic qualifications and strong employment. Usually, this kind of major is a long-term shortage. For example, a bachelor's degree in preschool education, a bachelor's degree in computer science, and a bachelor's degree in nursing. You can apply for immigration directly after graduation. 2. Choose courses that interest you and have strong skills, so that you can really learn this major deeply and make yourself stand out in the employment brigade. Don't make excuses for yourself, because your English is not good, you can only choose courses that you know are not suitable for you. English is the foundation of New Zealand's development. If you can't learn English well, there is no way out for you to study any major. Choosing a major you don't like is torture to yourself, or a waste of youth. 4. Try to avoid low academic qualifications. A major with a low academic background inevitably requires work experience, unless you are interested in and good at a certain major. For example, you must have three years of work experience to apply for immigration. 5. Choosing courses is like playing chess. You must look at the three steps step by step. First of all, we should make clear the purpose, then locate it, and finally formulate policies and countermeasures. For example, if a classmate's goal is to emigrate to work, but his self-orientation belongs to English temporarily, his personal connections are average, and he has no work experience in New Zealand, then several policies and countermeasures may be suitable for him: a) improve his English vocabulary quickly within six months; B) Find professional courses with follow-up undergraduate courses; C) Exploring social interpersonal relationships; D) Find a job similar to McDonald's or KFC after improving your English for half a year, so that you can exercise and improve your English. Actually, let's think about it again. English alone is not good, but also choose a good course; It is not enough to have a good diploma, but also to have certain communication skills; The network of contacts has been opened, and it is still necessary to have practical ability; Only with good English, excellent diploma, strong communication skills and working experience in New Zealand can we be comfortable in this highly competitive society.