Is it good to study in New Zealand and how about studying in New Zealand?

1. Conditions for studying in New Zealand: Admission requirements for undergraduates: students in the second or third year of high school, with good grades and IELTS 5 to score.

International students who do not meet this standard can first enroll in a language class or off-campus language school at each university, and can only enter after passing the exam. The University reserves the right to enroll students while studying for the duration of their studies. International students with a high school diploma in China are required to study for one year in New Zealand's pre-university course, which can be completed at the same time as language studies, and can only enter the corresponding university after graduation.

Admission requirements for graduate students: To apply for a master's degree in a New Zealand university or polytechnic, applicants must have a bachelor's degree and an English proficiency of IELTS or TOEFL score of 90 or above.

2. New Zealand (English: Newzealand), also translated as New Zealand, is a country in the South Pacific, with a constitutional monarchy mixed with a British-style parliamentary democracy with a political system, and is now one of the members of the British Commonwealth. New Zealand is located in the southwestern Pacific Ocean, and its territory consists of the North Island, the South Island and a number of smaller islands, separated by the Cook Strait.

The South Island is adjacent to Antarctica, and the North Island is bordered by Fiji and Tonga. Wellington, the capital, and Auckland, the largest city, are both located in the North Island.

Both good and bad are relatively personal, some people are suitable for studying in New Zealand, and some people are not suitable for studying in New Zealand.

According to the data released by the Immigration New Zealand Department for the first time student visas to New Zealand in the last ten years (July 2008-June 2018), the number Chinese mainland of first-time applicants in FY2008-09 was 4,511, and the number of first-time applicants in FY2017-18 was 8,604, an increase of 4,511. In addition, in 2017, Chinese students accounted for the highest proportion of registered international students, close to 30%.

According to the survey data, there are five main reasons why Chinese students choose to study in New Zealand: environmental culture, teaching quality, cost-effective study abroad costs, immigration and employment policy advantages and safety factors. In addition, New Zealand institutions have always been able to issue dual enrollment, even if there is no language score, students can also apply to study in New Zealand, and the visa policy is more relaxed and simplified than other mainstream study destinations.

In August this year, New Zealand** reformed the post-graduation work visa policy for international students, and graduates who have obtained a bachelor's degree or above in New Zealand can obtain a three-year open work visa.

According to the New Zealand Agency for International Education Promotion, Auckland, Canterbury and Wellington are the three most popular regions for international students. The Waikato region (with Hamilton as the capital) is close to Auckland, and has a strong language environment, excellent universities and polytechnics, and is also popular with international students.

In terms of subject and major selection, according to the 2016 statistics of the New Zealand Department of Education, the four most popular subject areas for international students are: Management and Business (21%), Social and Cultural (19%), Information Technology (15%), and Natural and Physical Sciences (14%). The three major non-business hot search majors are:

Engineering, education and training, information technology.

According to reports, compared with other mainstream study destinations, the proportion of Chinese students choosing liberal arts when studying in New Zealand is relatively high, mainly because New Zealand is not only an internationally renowned film location, but also has the world's top comprehensive film and television special effects technology, which has attracted many international students to study film and television production and other design majors in New Zealand. In addition, the tourism industry is New Zealand's second largest pillar industry, with more than 100,000 jobs directly related to the tourism industry. In addition to these popular majors, New Zealand also has a number of unique and advantageous majors, such as education, civil engineering, hotel management, viticulture and management, art and design, etc.

There are so many students studying in New Zealand, why do so many students come to study in New Zealand? In fact, New Zealand has a lot of advantages worth learning, and here are a few suggestions to take a look.

First, the quality of teaching is high.

New Zealand's teaching methods follow the traditional British teaching methods, New Zealand's schools have a high standard of education, many New Zealand schools are ranked in the top 500 in the world, and many New Zealand universities are world-class. There are many courses that are also among the top in the world, and you can study in New Zealand in the subjects you like, and you can also apply for some of the best courses in New Zealand. Students can apply to universities in the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and other countries to continue their studies during their studies in New Zealand, and the credits can also be transferred directly.

There is a very good pre-university program in New Zealand, and students can enter New Zealand's public schools and most Australian schools after studying in New Zealand's pre-university.

Second, the cost is low.

Although New Zealand is a developed country, but the cost of living and tuition here is more reasonable than that of European and American countries, the cost of living in New Zealand is about 100,000 yuan a year, students can work here for 20 hours a week with a visa during their studies in New Zealand, students can earn a part of the living expenses, the tuition fee for students in New Zealand is generally 150,000-200,000 yuan a year, but there are still great differences in tuition fees for different types of universities.

3. Language English is also very common in New Zealand, and the schools here are taught in English, students can communicate with the locals only in English when they arrive in New Zealand, and they do not need to learn small languages to enter the professional study, which is very convenient and time-saving for students. In New Zealand, there are no English-related exams for students, so if students do not have a certain foundation in English, they can go to New Zealand to learn English well before taking professional courses. Moreover, in New Zealand schools, students' English foundation does not have a great impact.

Fourth, environmental advantages.

The climate of New Zealand is not much different throughout the year, New Zealand has a very beautiful scenery, and many people who go to New Zealand are not only students, but also tourists. The people of New Zealand are very friendly, you can feel the warmth of the locals when you come here, and you can learn about New Zealand culture.