IT industry is a rare sunrise industry. Is New Zealand computer easy to find a job?

IT industry is a rare sunrise industry. Is New Zealand computer easy to find a job? Is computer easy to find a job in New Zealand?

IT industry is one of the long-term shortage industries in New Zealand officially announced by the New Zealand government. From New Zealand's immigration policy, it can be seen that computer workers are indeed skilled jobs that this country has long lacked. After students graduate, immigrants get rich points and the immigration rate is high.

Mainly as long as you have a bachelor's degree in computer science, it will be regarded as a long-term shortage of academic qualifications, and you will get extra points when you immigrate. Compared with other courses that lack diplomas for a long time and need years of work experience, the threshold of computer major is very low. Under the influence of this policy, many foreign students majoring in computer science in New Zealand are eligible to apply for immigration without looking for a job.

Generally speaking, graduates with a computer college diploma plus one or two internationally certified IT certificates can find jobs quickly, with an average salary of around NZ $40,000, or about RMB200,000. And because of the intelligence and diligence of China people, New Zealand society is slowly accepting the reality that China people have become the mainstream talents in the computer industry in New Zealand.

Recommended by famous computer schools in New Zealand

1. computer science graduate student, University of Waikato.

Waikato University enjoys a high reputation in the world, especially in law, management, computer, natural science and education, and is known as Harvard in the southern hemisphere.

Application conditions: graduated from a regular university with an IELTS score of not less than 6.5 and a single item of not less than 6.0; Or TOEFL score is not less than 600.

2. Postgraduate in Computer Science, Victoria University, Wellington.

Victoria University has been ranked first among academic research universities in New Zealand, and it has been on the rise for five consecutive years in the world rankings. Our institute has strong scientific research strength in computer system engineering, electronic engineering, network engineering and software engineering.

Application conditions: bachelor degree, diploma, degree certificate, with an average score of over 70%. IELTS 6.5, each item is not less than 6.0.

3. Computer major, Unitec Institute of Technology, New Zealand

The computer major of Unitec Institute of Technology provides students with enough flexibility to teach in small classes in order to interact with teachers. The computer department of our college has a strong faculty and is closely related to the industry. Many of them are members of the New Zealand Computer Association and other industry organizations. Some teachers continue to be consultants in the IT industry. Their research results are published regularly in international journals. Some of them involve applied research-from e-government, communication systems of "smart" houses, high-speed networks to robots and other fields.