STUDY IN NEW ZEALAND
Culturally diverse and stunningly beautiful, New Zealand can give you the study adventure of a lifetime.
A strong education system coupled with a low cost of living is something New Zealand manages to strike a balance between effectively. It is the country that attracts thousands of international students every year. New Zealand has certain qualities embedded in its education system and destination strengths that are unique to the country, chief among which is the reputation for academic excellence that has been backed by records.
According to the World Happiness Report 2018, New Zealand has been ranked 8th happiest country in the world. It isn’t surprising that the country has emerged as one of the most sought-after education destinations for international students. The New Zealand study visa is easy to get if the students qualifies the educational requirement.
Studying in New Zealand gives you a first-class academic education combined with the practical, hands-on learning that teaches you to think critically. High-quality tertiary education is available throughout the country, and all eight of our universities are ranked in the top 100 universities in the world in one or more subjects in the 2016 QS World University Rankings. The qualifications and degree attained at New Zealand’s universities are all recognized internationally.
Reasons to Study in New Zealand
- World Class Education
- A Better CV- Globally recognized qualifications, NZ education opens the door to the international job market.
- Peace & Prosperity.
- Unbeatable Lifestyle
- New Way of Learning
- A warm welcome
- Learn In English
- Work while you study
- Gain Life Skills
Fast Facts – New Zealand
- IELTS
- 50-55% marks required
- Good spoken English required
- High Visa probability
- Excellent pay during job training
- Excellent job prospects after the course
- Intakes almost every month
- Work off-campus for 20 hours per week during studies
- High prospects of getting Permanent Residency
- Government helping in settlement in South New Zealand
New Zealand scores top marks in terms of:
- An education system that is fit for purpose in preparing students for a global career, with teaching and curriculum that is industry-based
- Advanced technology, with 98 per cent of New Zealand education institutions connected to fast and uncapped broadband connections, and
- A curriculum framework that encourages students to experiment and to deliver new, creative solutions to problems
Eligibility & Requirements for Study in New Zealand
- Before applying, make sure that the basic requirements are being met for securing admission in the desired institute and programme and to secure New Zealand study visa. Below is a list of required basic documents for studying in New Zealand:
For Admission
- Academic documents till date
- IELTS/TOEFL Score (5.5/6.0 for diploma, 6.0 for the Bachelor & 6.5 for Master)
- Passport
- Work Experience (If any)
- University/College Application form (Offer letter processing time 1 to 2 weeks)
For Visa Purpose
- Passport or travel document:
- Offer letter from the College or University
Financial Documents:
Financial Undertaking Form/s (If more than one guarantor), Affidavit/s of Support from Guarantors, Authorization letter/s from guarantors authorizing Immigration New Zealand to verify their financial documents on their behalf, The students should provide evidence of funds upfront for duration of the courses that encompass two academic years or less inclusive of living expenses (NZ$ 15,000 per annum), Education loan sanction letter from a nationalised or multinational bank only, Latest bank statements for the past 6 months, Fixed Deposits. Public Provident Fund Accounts/Employers Provident Fund Accounts, Post Office Accounts and National Saving Certificates are required to be disbursed in to saving a/c of acceptable financial institution.
- Medical Certificate
- Police Clearance Certificate
- Student Visa application form and the supplementary information form
- Photograph
- Visa Application Fees
- Covering letter
- Educational certificates (with translations if required)
- English language requirement
- Evidence of Employment
Part Time Work
The students are permitted to work 20 hours off-campus every week. The average cost of living is 15,000 NZ$ per annum and it is easy for students to find part-time work with 16.50 $ per hour earning capability.
Jobs and Employment
Information Technology, MBA & Diploma in Business Management, Health Sciences, Hospitality Management, Graphics and Animation, Travel & Tourism, Nursing, Healthcare and many other sectors offer employment opportunities to the professionals in New Zealand. The country has a very low unemployment rate and the salaries and incentives are numerous for the worthy people.
Jobs and Employment
From postgraduate degrees to short-term English language courses, there is a qualification to suit everyone. Tuition fees for international students vary depending on the type of course, where the student wishes to study and for how long.
Students studying in New Zealand for more than one year need to have at least NZ$15,000 to support their stay in New Zealand for the first year. If the student is willing to study for less than a year, then the student must have at least NZ$1250 for each month of study to contribute to the living expenses.
You can start your studies at the beginning of the first semester (February-June) or the second semester (July-November), or enrol in a short-term summer programme (June-July). To find out how to apply to study in New Zealand, talk to an advisor at the CIC-INDIA Office as they have a team of experts that will guide you through every process without any hassle.