New Zealand is famous for being a small country –its population has only recently broken the four million mark. New Zealand has no class system. People from all walks oflife end up here. People from all over the world come here as it is one of the best countries to live and it is also among the safest countries in the world. Local people are considered to be very friendly and helpful so good people around us make our lifeeasier over there. It is nice to live in a place where tribal culture and the values that go with it are still in evidence. The presence of Maori names, art, customs and tourist experiences make New Zealand unique in the world, not just another European/Americanised western country. Of course, New Zealand is a Europeanised country, but it has so many influences from so many places around the world, especially Asian countries, that it's a complete melting pot.
New Zealand has simple and centrally managed education system. New Zealand's educational institutions offer quality secondary school education, a well-established network of English-language schools, and internationally respected and recognized tertiary education providers. The New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) regulates post-secondary education. As well as state-owned education providers, there are approximately 860 private training establishments (PTEs) in New Zealand. They are privately owned and funded, although some of their courses attract government funding and they include quality English-language providers. They offer a wide variety of courses that lead to qualifications in a large range of vocations from scuba diving to hospitality to business. NZQA requires that Private Training Establishments (PTEs) have adequate protection of student fees and tuition. Polytechnics offer education and training at tertiary levels ranging from introductory studies through to full degree programs. They deliver technical, vocational, and professional education. There are 23 polytechnics or institutes of technology in New Zealand. The National Qualifications Framework is a system of national qualifications available through study in schools, polytechnics, colleges of education, etc. The Framework provides nationally recognized, consistent standards and qualifications. The Framework is endorsed and supported by New Zealand's education and training providers, employers and national industry and professional groups. It is compatible with similar systems in the U.K., Europe, South Africa, Australia, and North America. There are 10 levels of study in New Zealand schools and universities. The lowest level is a certificate and the highest is a doctoral degree.
New Zealand only allows you to work 20 hours a week on a student visa. Part time works for international students help them in their daily expenses as well as they have sufficient experience which provide them several technical or professional skills. Moreover, the unemployment rate is relatively low as compared to other nations.So students can get more work opportunity.
One to one counselling session with our experts relating to study destination, courses available andrecommended institutions. Register with saioverseas.co to start your visa process.
This stage is very crucial. We will help you in completing the documentations for the desired college or university as per your preferred course. We will also provide you the checklist in this stage to let you know what and all documents you may need in the further steps in attaining your student visa.
University/College will issue you offer letter which is the confirmation of the acceptance.
Here you need to get your Police Clearance Certificate from local police station or passport office and you also need to get your medical examination from the approved hospitals we will organise the appointment for your medicals..
We will prepare your file as per the embassy requirement and with the help of the documents provided by you which were told to you in stage 2
After lodgement of your visa applications, and once we have advised you that you have received "Approval in Principal" of your visa from the New Zealand High Commission, you will need to pay your 1st year's tuition fees. If you have opted for, Funds Transfer Scheme then you needsto transfer the cost of living for 1 year as well in ANZ bank.
We will notify you as soon as we know the outcome of your visa application and you can collect your passport. Now is the time you can start planning your travel and accommodation for New Zealand!
Upon receiving your visa, saioverseas.co will organise your travel arrangements to start your new life i.e. ticket, currency conversations, documentations and counselling regarding the life in New Zealand.
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