HI I intend to apply for Foundation Studies in New Zealand this year.

The fare depends on where you live**, if you live far away from the place where you go to school, about 100-120 yuan per month (take it casually), a station here (stage) is (about 8 yuan), if you buy a card 10 times, most of the places where you study preparatory will be in the city center, then you should not live too far. The advantage of living far away is that the rent is cheap (even cheaper if you share a room), depending on which district you live in, a room ranges from 100-150 a week (and depending on the facilities, some are covered with water, electricity and broadband, and food is not included). If you live in the city center, a one-bedroom apartment is about 250-300 yuan a week, including water and electricity.

With or without furniture to be discussed). Food is enough for 60-80 yuan a week per person. Then you can calculate how much it will cost for 4 months.

Broadband here is 55 10G, or 65 30G (without fixed network).

In the case of ACG's Foundation Year, if you are applying to the University of Auckland, you will also get a conditional offer from the University of Auckland when you get an offer for the Foundation Year. Once you meet the requirements of the conditional offer, you can enter the University of Auckland. I don't know too much about other schools.

The above amount is in NZD (the exchange rate is approximately 1:5).

It depends on where you live, I am now in Wellington, the rent is 600 a month (not including water and electricity, but it is very close to the school), it is very cheap to cook and eat by yourself, 180 yuan a month plus water and electricity, it should be 900-1000Of course, there are some other expenses, 1000 yuan should be able to get it, if it is in Dunedin, it will be a lot cheaper, Auckland and Wellington are about the same. With the results of the preparatory department, you can apply for it yourself, don't worry about these, it seems that there are scholarships for the preparatory department, of course, there are not many.

Depending on the city where the school is located, there may be some differences in fares, internet fees, and food and lodging fees. Generally speaking, if you live in a homestay, the cost of food and accommodation should be about 180-240 New Zealand dollars per week; If you don't drive, the bus ride will cost you around NZ$40-60 per week; If you split a network with someone else, the internet fee is about NZ$25-30 per week.

Foundation is a pathway course that many students who study in New Zealand will choose. On the one hand, the preparatory department helps everyone adapt to the education system, learning environment, and language environment here; On the other hand, the completion of the Foundation Year guarantees entry to the undergraduate program, providing opportunities for students who want to further their studies at one of New Zealand's eight prestigious universities. Let's take a look at the details of the application to study in New Zealand.

1. Why do you want to go to New Zealand to study in New Zealand University admission requirements, for those who have graduated from high school,For students who are not studying high school in New Zealand, obtaining a Foundation Studies Certificate is a basic requirement for admission to a National University of New Zealand. Adapting to the Western education model: New Zealand education is known to be a typical Western-style education, emphasizing the cultivation of teamwork, innovation and critical thinking skills, in contrast to traditional Chinese test-oriented education.

Many students who have just come to study in New Zealand are not used to this method. University preparation is a good opportunity to be exposed to and understand the Western education model, and it will also facilitate students' integration into New Zealand universities faster and more efficiently. Wu Chai.

2. Of course, going to New Zealand to study for university preparation is not just to adapt to the local study lifeIt is also to enhance your English ability and study relevant courses in the future in advance. For example, international students who plan to study medicine can choose chemistry and biology courses in the preparatory department; International students studying planned economics can choose from: accounting and statistics; Students who plan to study engineering cavity liquid type can choose physics and the like.

How to apply for a foundation course in New Zealand? Chinese high school students need to complete their second year of high school in China to qualify for the New Zealand Foundation Year, which means that domestic students will have to wait until the end of their second year of high school at the earliest.

3. According to the requirements of the New Zealand Pre-University Preparatory DepartmentHigh school students in China need to provide at least an IELTS score in order to enter a New Zealand university preparatory course (some schools only require a score, but the preparatory program takes 18 months). If IELTS scores are not provided, then the school will provide a language course before the foundation course, which generally takes 12-20 weeks. After completing the language course, they will take an internal test, and based on the test results, they will be assigned to the corresponding length of the preparatory course.

In the preparatory course for studying in New Zealand, you should first register according to your academic performance, and then you should participate in the test score of the Mengsui test for those who know that the first person who knows how to study is more than 80 points, and then you can be eligible to study abroad.

First of all, you must have a student certificate, and secondly, you must meet the age, and you must pass the language test, and you must take the exam, and you can only pass the exam.

First of all, you need to prepare all your documents, then apply online, and then proceed to preparatory studies after passing.