Why study in the NewZealand?
 

New Zealand welcomes international students at all its educational institutions, which include schools, universities, institutes of technology, polytechnics, and private training establishments. Many also offer English language courses. It has become one of the favorite destinations for international students. New Zealand has been ranked second on the Global Peace Index, making it one of the safest study destinations and their universities have consistently ranked as one of the top universities in the world.

In New Zealand, students are educated to explore their solutions through research initiatives and experiential learning and are encouraged to utilize learnings from a classroom to real-life problem-solving situations. This young country has made its way from landscapes to progressive education. As becoming one of the best study destinations among Indian students, over 30,000 Indian students are pursuing higher education from New Zealand Universities.

Popular Programs to study in New Zealand

New Zealand has one of the best higher education systems in the world. New Zealand Universities & colleges provide you with practical skills and knowledge which help you succeed in your preferred industry. The most preferred courses are

• Digital Design
• Technology
• Business and Management
• Agriculture

Education System
 

Get an internationally recognized education by studying in Newzealand. The New Zealand education system, being recognized by British education, offers high quality and world-class education with a perfect balance of theoretical and practical learning. The education providers of New Zealand are categorized under three main  following categories

• universities 
• Private Training establishments
• Institution of Technology

Students can progress through a variety of flexible pathways in the system, supported by a range of institutions that offer a variety of courses and programs. University is the highest level of education and qualifications at all levels are governed to ensure students gain a relevant and meaningful qualification.

UPCOMING INTAKES
 

There are two intakes for New Zealand Universities

• Spring Intake : commence in February to June
• Fall Intake: commence in July to November

Tuition Fee & Study Cost
 

The flexible education system is designed to fit into every budget. Tuition fees for international students vary depending on the type of course, where you study, and how long you study for

Visa Information
 

If you’re planning to study in Newzealand for more than three months then you need a study visa or If you’re planning to study for a short course that’s less than three months, you don’t need a student visa just a visitor visa.

Requirements for NewZealand student visa

• an offer of place from an educational institution approved by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority
• a written guarantee from an institution or person that suitable accommodation is available to you in New Zealand (if you're under 18 years)
• evidence of sufficient funds to live on while you are studying
• evidence of sufficient funds to live on while you are studa return air ticket to your country, or evidence of sufficient funds to buy one.

New Zealand Working Hours

New Zealand student visas usually allow full-time students to work up to 20 hours a week during the academic year and up to 40 hours a week during the summer break. This applies to both secondary school and tertiary students. Research master’s and Ph.D. students can work 40 hours a week all year round. Getting a part-time job while you study can help you pay your living expenses, meet new people and learn about the New Zealand workplace. It’s also a great way to practice your English.

Tests to be taken to study in New Zealand

• International English Language Testing System [IELTS]
• Test of English as a Foreign Language [TOEFL]
• Pearson Test of English [PTE]