About the GraduateDiploma(GD) course in New Zealand?

Plasticine, New Zealand law stipulates that immigration agents who have obtained official permission from the state are qualified to provide personal immigration advice, so the following information of Immigration official website is for your reference only.

At present, compared with other countries, New Zealand's immigration policy for studying abroad is relatively loose. Courses like GD are only one year, and after completion, you can get a one-year graduate job-seeking visa to find a job. It's really a good choice.

But your ultimate goal is to immigrate, so you need to consider two situations from studying to immigration success:

In the first case, there is a list of occupations that are in short supply on the website of Immigration New Zealand. Choose the relevant major that suits you, and you will be eligible to apply for immigration after graduation.

In the second case, if there is no job for you to study in the job list that is in short supply, the process will be more complicated: after graduation, you will find a job with a professional counterpart, and your employer will be willing to issue proof materials for you, so that you can be sure to get a work visa and provide protection for becoming a permanent resident in the future. Just getting a GD diploma does not guarantee that you can find a job smoothly. You must choose your major carefully, pay attention to accumulate work experience through internship and establish a good relationship with internship units during your study, and strive for formal employment after graduation, so that the future will be smoother.

In addition, GD seems to require a bachelor's degree to apply. Please consult your agent for details.