What are the benefits of studying in New Zealand? What are the advantages of studying in New Zealand?

One of the reasons why New Zealand has trained so many talents and so many students to study abroad is its excellent education system. Now let's talk about the benefits of New Zealand's study abroad policy.

I. Benefits of the policy

1, pay attention to international students

The New Zealand government attaches great importance to the internationalization of education, encourages New Zealand schools to actively recruit overseas students, and provides detailed information, safe and thoughtful guidance and care for international students. Its purpose: to make New Zealand a more attractive destination for studying abroad; Relieve the pressure of labor market shortage in New Zealand; Strengthen New Zealand's international ties; Increase the number of potential skilled immigrants. In April, 2002, the Ministry of Education of New Zealand promulgated the industrial rules for guiding and caring for international students. In June+10 of the same year, any institution that did not sign an agreement with the Ministry of Education was not allowed to recruit international students, otherwise it would be illegal.

2. Family members can accompany them.

Spouses of foreign students studying in industries (undergraduate and above) or postgraduate courses in short supply can accompany them in New Zealand and obtain unlimited work visas. You can study with me while working and apply for immigration. Minor children enjoy free education at school. /kloc-The families of international students under the age of 0/8 can go to the new school together and work legally.

3. Flexible academic system

New Zealand's school system is very flexible. After the end of the language course, students can change their study plans according to their personal situation at that time, change their major again, choose a new university or transfer to other countries. It is important that everyone has the opportunity to enter a good university, especially high school students.

You can get a one-year work visa after graduation.

Students who have completed the recognized degree program for skilled immigrants can apply for an unlimited work visa of 1 year, regardless of the type of institution.

Second, the advantages of studying abroad

1. Security and peace

"In the latest global global peace index, New Zealand ranks fourth".

New Zealand has a stable economy and a relatively open immigration policy, which enables people to enjoy equal rights and freedoms in this multicultural Oceania country, and people with different languages, races and concepts can live in peace. As an immigrant country, New Zealand has long maintained a very low crime rate, a stable political situation and respect for human rights and freedoms.

2. Excellent education system and quality

New Zealand's education system follows the British education system and uses English for teaching. Academic qualifications are recognized and respected all over the world, and you can transfer freely in major English-speaking countries. New Zealand's education system is considered to be one of the best in the world. It inherits the excellent tradition of Britain and is accompanied by creative reforms. The educational level of New Zealand's institutions of higher learning is excellent, and many majors are in the leading position in the world, such as biotechnology, forensic medicine, dentistry, marine engineering, environmental science, horticulture and so on.

3. Good study and living environment

"It has been rated as' the most livable country in the world' by the United Nations National Development Organization for many years.

New Zealand is known as "the last pure land in the world" because of its beautiful scenery and mild climate. English is the official language and common language of New Zealand. Students study in a good English environment after class.

Compared with other English-speaking countries, the cost of studying in New Zealand is much cheaper. Its natural beauty, high living standards and kind and enthusiastic people are very attractive to tourists from all over the world.

4. The immigration policy is relatively loose.

Although the immigration policy in New Zealand has been tightened recently, there are still opportunities for friends who want to immigrate. If international students consider immigrating to New Zealand after completing a diploma or degree course in New Zealand for at least two years, they can automatically obtain a one-year open work visa and find relevant jobs, and then they can apply for permanent residency according to their own conditions. Some experts pointed out that this friendly and open policy has greatly reduced the difficulty of immigration, which is also rare in the immigration policies of other English-speaking countries.

Although the total number of immigrants in New Zealand is so small, immigration is not as difficult as expected. First of all, it is reflected in the scheduling and trial period. The processing speed of skilled immigrants in New Zealand is still relatively fast. According to the data provided by Immigration New Zealand, 85% of applications can be processed in nine months, and individual cases can be processed in three months. If the same thing happens in Canada, it may only happen in a dream.

5. The school age has been relaxed.

In 20 14, the New Zealand Immigration Service relaxed the age limit for international students to study in New Zealand. New Zealand accepts the youngest international students from kindergarten (accompanied by parents) to study for doctoral degree, and comes to New Zealand kindergarten for 20 hours free of charge every week. Students who have reached the age of five can apply for studying in New Zealand. In France, Germany, the Netherlands and other European countries, with the growth of age, it is increasingly difficult to apply for studying in New Zealand. This phenomenon does not exist in New Zealand.