STUDY IN NEW ZEALAND

New Zealand is one of the top study abroad destinations in the world. The country promises some of the world’s best universities, state of infrastructure, great educational experience and a post study job market. The education system of New Zealand is a proactive systek which caters to the needs of international students.

The curriculum of the educational institutions in New Zealand was built in such a way which promises to motivate students to think uniquely and create individual solutions. The main aim is to strengthen the knowledge and learning of the students.

New Zealand has renowned universities which impart education that is a blend of traditional teaching methods and technology enabled learning.

Admission Process Understanding Education in New Zealand

New Zealand qualifications are recognized worldwide. Qualifications are also valued and transferable throughout the world. Cost of Education is cheaper in New Zealand as compared to US/Europe. Student Visas generally get approved.

Level  Qualifications Type

10           Doctorate

9             Masters Degrees

8             Postgraduate Diplomas and certificates, Bachelor’s degrees with Honors

7             Bachelor’s Degree, Graduates Diplomas & Certificates

6             Diplomas

5             Diplomas

4             Certificates

Admission Process

We have explained the entire admission process in New Zealand Universities in detail.

  • Research and shortlist the course that you plan to study in New Zealand. Go to the university official website and collect more information about the course duration, intakes, fee structure etc.
  • Check the English language proficiency tests and scores like IELTS, TOEFL, GRE, GMAT etc.
  • Prepare your LORs and SOPs as they are an im your admission process.
  • Take the mandatory admission tests and send scores to your shortlisted universities.
  • Your admission letter will be mailed to you on your official mail ID.
  • Once you receive your admission letter, apply for a New Zealand visa.

Work options

New Zealand has been encouraging individuals from other countries to come and work in its land. There is a dearth of local workers in New Zealand, therefore in order to compensate for less workforce population the government has been hiring skilled and unskilled workforce from other countries. The country promises a great economic future to:

  • Engineers
  • Media professionals
  • Scientists
  • Nurses
  • Agriculture and Forest workers
  • Business developers
  • Construction workers
  • Teachers
  • Social Service workers
  • Hospitality & Tourism professionals
  • Health professionals
  • Trade experts
  • Doctors
  • ICT and Electronic engineers
  • Transportation workers

Benefits to International Students

  • Migration to NZ is possible on finishing the course.
  • Students can pay 1 year fees after PVA.
  • 12 months work permit after successful completion of course
  • Students can work while studying
  • No person interview and no outright visa rejection
  • Married students will have work permit for spouse
  • Can land in NZ 2 weeks before the course start date
  • Level of study does not matter in NZ.
  • Students can also go for further education after acquiring Permanent Residency (PR).

New Zealand – Universities

  • University of Auckland
  • Auckland University of Technology (AUT)
  • University of Otago
  • Massey University
  • University of Canterbury
  • Victoria University of Wellington
  • Lincoln University

New Zealand – Institutes / Polytechnics

  • AIS St. Helens
  • Unitec International
  • Eastern Institute of Technology (EIT)
  • NMIT
  • Southern Institute of Technology (SIT)
  • Pacific International Hotel Management School
  • New Zealand Tertiary College
  • Design & Arts College
  • Otago Polytechnic
  • University College of Learning (UCol)
  • Whitireia | WelTec
  • Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology