I want to study in New Zealand as a minor, is it better to immigrate or study abroad?

Do you want to immigrate? Buy a business in New Zealand (the business must be large-scale), the annual profit is about 500,000 yuan, and you can basically start a business and immigrate for 3 consecutive years, and the premise is that you also need an IELTS score.

Or holding 30 million New Zealand dollars, about 120 million yuan, you can immigrate without IELTS direct investment.

Or New Zealand's local undergraduate shortage of 2 years, or 2 years of professional counterpart work after graduating from junior college, skilled immigration can be done.

Or you find a local who lives together or marries for 1 to 2 years, and in these two years, you may finally get an identity.

If you have an IELTS score of 6, you can directly apply for university, otherwise you have to come to New Zealand to study in language, or high school, or preparatory department, or college transfer credits.

According to your current situation, you can only immigrate by business, your family is now investing millions in New Zealand, and the whole family will immigrate together in a year or two, if you study abroad, you can apply for university after graduating from high school, and you don't need to take IELTS first.

My younger brother went out when he graduated from high school in his second year of high school, and he went to study there as a mechanic, and he is still in school, but fortunately, New Zealand is known as a developed rural area.

You'll think about it before you go.

Studying in New Zealand is the choice of many students, including many primary school students. In fact, it is also up to the parents of primary and secondary school students to decide to study in New Zealand. This is because the overall level of primary and secondary school students in New Zealand is much higher than in other countries.

The advantages of low cost, good public security and public order, excellent British education system, and pure and excellent language environment have become the main reasons for parents to choose. So is it good for New Zealand primary school students to study abroad? Let's take a look.

There are several good reasons for New Zealand primary school students to study abroad.

First, it can provide students with a wide and balanced range of educational opportunities;

second, to cultivate students' sense of achievement and increase self-confidence;

Third, schools in each district have enough flexibility and accommodating space;

Fourth, to ensure the continuity of education, from shallow to deep, step by step;

fifth, the ability to think independently and learn spontaneously;

Sixth, to provide equal educational opportunities to students, regardless of gender, nationality and cultural background;

Seventh, respect and value the culture of New Zealand's indigenous Maori people;

Eighth, encourage students to understand and respect other cultures and languages;

Ninth, to provide students with practical courses that meet the needs of today's society, so that they can apply what they have learned and give back to the society.

1.Campbell's Bay Elementary School grades 1 through 6Campbell's Bay Primary School is conveniently located in the famous North Shore Bay area of Auckland, about a 15-minute drive from the city centre. The campus is set on hectares of greenery, overlooking Campbell Bay in a picturesque setting.

The school has complete facilities, including basketball courts, football fields, heated swimming pools, auditoriums, libraries, art classrooms, multi-functional performance halls and other high-standard teaching facilities. There are currently 747 students enrolled in the school, and the Office of Educational Review has a score of 10.

2.Milford Elementary School Grades 1 through 6Milford is a prestigious institution of higher learning, founded in 1926, located on the north shore of Auckland, by Lake Popuk. Milford is a community college that holds regular meetings between parents and the school.

New Zealand primary school students are very good to study abroad because of the excellent quality of education, the multicultural environment, and the stable social system.

Studying in New Zealand is the choice of many students, and it is also a good choice for New Zealand primary school students to study abroad. It allows children to receive an international education and broaden their horizons. But there is also a downside, the child is young, I am afraid it will be difficult to adapt to the foreign environment.

At present, students can study in several institutions in New Zealand, such as public and private institutions, and the grammar schools here will also accept international students. In these schools, even public primary and secondary schools have a very high level, which is not inferior to private schools