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ABOUT New Zealand

New Zealand, famous for its amazing scenery, is a great and peaceful country - a fun place to visit and a superb study destination.

English is common and everyday language of New Zealanders. New Zealand is a multi-cultural society and you may hear many other languages spoken, including Maori, which is also an official language of New Zealand.

Education System in New Zealand

New Zealand has very high international reputation as a provider of quality education. The progressive education system in New Zealand has many state of the art facilities. It offers a safe learning environment with excellent study opportunities and support services for international students. Courses are available for academic, professional and vocational studies at New Zealand institutions - universities, polytechnics and institutes of technology, colleges of education, secondary schools and private training establishments.
The academic system in New Zealand places a lot of emphasis on independent study. All are national or public universities and are duly accredited by the New Zealand government (NZQA) having been established through acts of parliament.
There are eight government-funded universities providing undergraduate and postgraduate degree programmes. Some also offer foundation programmes. Whilst all offer a broad range of degree subjects, each university has its own specialised courses.
The 25 government-funded Polytechnics and Institutes of Technology offer a wide variety of programmes. They offer a wide variety of programmes that can be both academically and vocationally focused.


New Zealand is fast becoming a very popular location for the international students due to its high standard of education, affordable fees and friendly nature of the kiwis. The education system allows the students to be absorbed in the work force in a smooth transition to get acquainted with the settlement opportunities. Some of the key points related to New Zealand being a popular education destination.

British based education system: - The New Zealand education programs and degrees are based on the worlds most recognized and accredited education system- The British System- without the same expense. Internationally recognised courses and degrees: - New Zealand qualifications are of a high quality and have a reputation around the world for being practical, modern and desired. All courses, programs and qualifications offered by New Zealand institutions are quality assured by the New Zealand government. Major employers around the world recognize New Zealand qualifications and employ New Zealand graduates.


Competitive Costs: - New Zealand offers very affordable tuition fee in comparison with many other countries around the world. Competitive tuition fees coupled with a relatively low cost of living represents a good value for your money.


Multicultural: - New Zealand has a dynamic and harmonious multicultural society. Kiwis are friendly and pleasant hosts and open to different cultures. International students are highly respected in New Zealand and you will feel most welcome here.
Recreational wonderland: - From the rugged mountains to the sandy beaches New Zealand is a land of great variety. This is also true of educational and cultural programs on offer to international students. Although New Zealand has a population of only 4.3 million and is similar in geographical size to the U.K. and Japan, its breath taking scenery sets it apart from the rest of the world. New Zealand offers exciting landscape and recreational opportunities as well as great outdoors to treasure.


Work while you study: - All students on a student visa can work up to 20 hours per week during semester and full time during vacations i.e. 40 hours. Many New Zealand institutions offer a student employment service called €˜Student Job Search€™ to help you find work. Once the course is completed depending on the level of the course, the student has the opportunity to apply for the open job search.

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