STUDY IN NEW ZEALAND

New Zealand welcomes people from all cultures and countries around the world, although you will probably need a visa. Luckily, New Zealand has visa offices around the world so it should be easy for you to get it.
New Zealand, provides an attractive and conducive study atmosphere. There are a number of government-funded institutions in the country that provide both undergraduate and postgraduate courses. The quality of education in the country is world-class. There are support services available for international students. A range of academic, professional, and vocational courses is available to students. New Zealand, at present, has more than 20000 international students pursuing different courses at different levels. New Zealand education system reflects our unique and diverse society, which welcomes different abilities, religious beliefs, ethnic groups, income levels and ideas about teaching and learning.
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FURTHER EDUCATION

Technical and Vocational Education

At senior secondary school level, students may begin to specialize in vocational learning. They can get help into work or further education from a number of programmes and institutions.

• Youth Guarantee courses provide students aged 16–19 with an opportunity to study towards NCEA Level 1-3 or Level 1-3 certificates at tertiary providers free of charge. These courses are usually vocationally focused.
• Trades academies teach trades and technology programmes to students in Years 11 to 13 (ages 15 to 18). They are run through schools and other providers.
• Institutes of technology and polytechnics teach professional and vocational education and training from introductory studies to degrees.
• Industry training organizations represent particular industries (eg. agriculture, building and construction, motor trade etc.). They offer training and qualifications for those sectors. They funded by the government and industry.
• Private training establishments offer specific vocational courses at certificate and diploma level (eg travel and tourism).

Wānanga

New Zealand has 3 wānanga (state-owned Māori teaching and research institutions). They teach according to āhuatanga Māori (Māori tradition) and tikanga Māori (Māori custom). They offer certificates, diplomas and degrees. Some teach in specialised areas up to doctorate level.

Universities

New Zealand has 8 state funded universities. They each offer degrees in a large choice of subjects and have strengths in specialized professional degrees. All are well recognized internationally. They work with universities in other countries on research and teaching programmes, and with the business community in New Zealand and overseas on research and development.

In fact, the institutions in the country are known for producing top-notch professionals.