Asking for help about going to high school in New Zealand in New Zealand is grateful

macleans college,rangitoto college .If you go to high school, you don't need IELTS, but you need it in college.

Now you don't need an IELTS score to learn a language in New Zealand. This is 100% credible. What is the SSAT? The universities here seem to only recognize IELTS.

You don't need an IELTS score in high school, you just need to come after applying for a visa. However, it is not clear what the procedures are. Ask the agent.

There are too many high schools, there are high schools for Asians and high schools for boys for the rich.

Also, I don't know if I can finish my first year of high school in China and then study my second year of high school in New Zealand. If you can't, you'll have to relearn it. However, there are also cases where you are in the third year of high school and then go to university, and it seems that you need to graduate from a domestic high school.

I just want to say that there must be Asians in good schools, and there are a lot of them, because only Asians care about the ranking of schools, and if you compare, there will definitely be, but every school is different, and if you are in a good school, it is a comparison in learning... If you want to take the Ivy League, then I know a school called AIC, which is dedicated to the Ivy League, which is very good, so there are a lot of Asians... Also, normal high schools do not take the Ivy League, the reason why good schools have a good admission rate is because a large number of students are admitted to the Ivy League every year, which is the measure of a good school, if you just want to go to a local university, then go to a normal high school, you won't have any pressure...

Students who are going to study high school in New Zealand need to meet the following conditions: the conditions for graduating from junior high school in China; The applicant shall be under the age of 18 at the time of admission to Grade 11 (equivalent to the first year of high school in China) and under the age of 19 at the time of admission to Grade 12 (equivalent to the second year of high school in China). New Zealand public schools generally do not have IELTS requirements for direct entry, and the school provides dedicated language tutoring. Applicants will be required to show sufficient funds to cover their travel expenses, tuition fees and living expenses while studying in New Zealand.

Studying abroad, formerly known as studying abroad, generally refers to a person going to a country other than his home country to receive various types of education, and the time can be short-term or long-term (from a few weeks to several years). These people are called "international students". In Chinese mainland, students refer to studying in Hong Kong, Macau and other regions as studying abroad, because these regions have different education systems.

In addition, a type of short-term overseas exchange student program organized by the United States and other countries, its English name "study abroad" literally translates as study abroad, please refer to overseas study (called overseas exchange in Chinese mainland).

The term study abroad is abbreviated from international students.

The term "international student" was coined by the Japanese.

During the Tang Dynasty, in order to absorb China's advanced culture, Japan sent Tang envoys to China many times. Because the Tang envoy was a diplomatic envoy, he could not stay in China for too long, so when Japan sent the Tang envoy for the second time, it sent "students" and "returned students" at the same time.

The so-called "international students" are students who still stay in China to study after the Tang envoys are sent back to China. The "returning students" returned to China together when the Tang envoys were sent back to China. Later, the term "international student" has been used, and all students who stay in foreign countries to study are called "international students".

New Zealand's high school is a two-year grade), if it is a domestic junior high school graduate students in the past province 11th grade, domestic high school students in the first and second year of high school in the past to rise to 12th grade, there is no requirement for academic performance, generally 70 points on the line, language is not required, because in the past before entering the school to read the language for six months, the specific study abroad conditions and requirements can consult the consultant of Xintong Study Abroad, I hope it can help you.

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My classmate went to New Zealand this year, and the conditions should be about the same, just your high school grades, language scores.