Questions about going to New Zealand for language courses!

Since you already have an IELTS score of 5, then you can apply for some immigration courses in New Zealand, according to the requirements, pass the admission English level requirements, or pass the school's internal exam, and the score of 5 has passed the admission English requirements, why are you still studying the language?

Apply directly for an immigration course, or apply for a less sensitive course and then change your major when you arrive in New Zealand. It's easy.

It's a waste of time to read a language book over there, and your purpose is to learn, so there's no need to read the language.

I don't understand what you mean, you want to take a 5 test, want to study the language in New Zealand for 2 months, and then reach 5 points, yes, if that's what you mean, I suggest you read it in China, because it's very easy to get 5 points in the domestic exam, many training institutions in China can help you press the question or something, if you mean that you already have 5 points, you want to come here to study language, in fact, the language school here is generally just a springboard before going to university, familiar with the living environment or something, I don't think I can learn anything at all, If you ask what the IELTS course is, it should be divided into 4 parts of listening, speaking, reading and writing, the teacher said that I studied for 3 months, and I don't think I have learned much, so it can be said that there is basically nothing, but the teacher pressed the questions very accurately, I went to the exam immediately after reading for 3 months, and it takes a long time to absorb what I talked about in 3 months, so ah, pressing the question is the key to getting a high score.

Have you already scored 5 points or are you planning to study for 2 months and get 5 points? I think it's better for you to come back after you get 5 points in China, and then go straight to the immigration course, so that you can save money and time!

1.Most of the language schools are Chinese, so they are all friendly. You can't make sure that 100% of them are decent people, and there may be one of the four people who is a mess. I think they're all on the young side now, around 20 years old.

You don't really need to buy a good phone, but you'll see a lot of people (especially in language schools) who use good phones. If you think that a simple mobile phone is enough, you can use it.

3.The locals dress very casually. Wear what you do at home, here. Bring a formal outfit, such as a graduation ceremony to attend.

4.If you are studying IELTS in New Zealand, there are books. Don't bring domestic books (too heavy). Stationery is more expensive than in China, but it is not very expensive, so you can come and buy it.

5.Memorize the word, read more, listen more, and pronounce it accurately, then basically you can spell it out.

6.You don't need a computer to teach at a language school, but you may have to type out your homework in Word. The school also has its own computer lab. It's best to bring your own laptop.

7.This, just an ordinary schoolbag, nothing special requirements.

8.The language school will divide you into classes based on your level of English, so you should have no problem taking classes. All in English. Speak grammar, speak, write, and listen. As long as you study hard, you will be fine.

9.No, there are some sold here (this depends on how much luggage you have, if you have important things with you, and there is a lot of weight left, it is not impossible to bring a duck down duvet in vacuum).

Good luck!

Students who want to study in New Zealand need to overcome language barriers if they want to start studying abroad smoothly. Let's take a look at the language preparation guide for studying in New ZealandWhat do you need to know to learn a language? Cover years clear.

1. Classification of language schools

1.Language center

The Language Center is a language training center directly affiliated with the university, and it accepts international students here, and the language environment is relatively simple, and there are courses for admission.

However, due to the large number of international students, the atmosphere of language learning is not optimal, and it is not very conducive to students' oral practice.

2.Language schools

Language schools are generally private, and students come from all walks of life, and it is a hodgepodge of not only English but also other languages.

Since there are many locals, it is very helpful for the practice of speaking.

2. Language learning fees

1.Language center

If you want to study at the language center of the university, you will need to contact the accommodation yourself, and the school only provides teaching services.

The monthly class fee is about 6,300 yuan, plus the accommodation fee and living expenses, the monthly cost is about 10,000 yuan, which is relatively expensive, but compared with the country, the effect is much better.

2.Language schools

If you want to learn a language at a private language school, the school will provide a full range of services, including not only teaching, but also daily accommodation and meals, which will cost about 12,000 RMB per month.

3. Who needs to take a language class?

Not all students who go to study in New Zealand need to study the language in New Zealand for a period of time, the lingua franca of New Zealand is English, and if you have passed the English study in China, you can go directly to study in New Zealand.

For students who do not have a language foundation and those who do not care about language exams, it is very necessary to go to New Zealand to read the preface to linguistic things for a period of time.

Nowadays, many Nashizheng students go to New Zealand to study in New Zealand and want to apply for English majors, and studying English in Dongsong New Zealand can allow students to master strong English skills.

It's still very good, he can learn some knowledge, his gold content is relatively high, and he is relatively easy to employ.

I think the language major in New Zealand is very good, and the educational resources are relatively rich.