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Why Study in New Zealand?
- New Zealand is one of the least corrupt nations in the World, according to Transparency International’s Corruption Perception Index and ranks second among the most peaceful countries in the World according to the Global Peace Index.
- Nature reserves, marine reserves, and protected parks and green lands make up one-third of the nation. Nature lovers, adventure junkies, and scenic beauty admirers are in for a treat while visiting New Zealand!
- New Zealand is home to eight world ranking universities that offer diverse courses, and thus study in New Zealand will make you an informed and accepting individual.
- New Zealand is kinder to international students regarding the entry requirements in standardized tests such as SAT/ACT, TOEFL, IELTS, GRE, and GMAT. The universities in NZ require relatively lower scores than say, a university in the US or UK.
- The cost of living, tuition fees, and accessibility fees are also moderate and more affordable in comparison to other popular countries for international students. Owing to their British influence, their educational system follows a British approach. So you get a British education, for barely a fraction of the tuition fee in the UK.
- The cities in NZ are very student-friendly, safe, and the natives are very welcoming and progressive. Their culture is easy-going and politically stable and as a result, you get to meet a lot of friendly and peace-loving people. Now is the chance to make new friends and grow with like-minded people! Further, the country’s population is rich in diversity, so you will fit right in. Thus, study in New Zealand is as homely as it could get, miles away from your native country and family.
- Work opportunities- You will be allowed to work up to 20 hours per week through your semester on a student visa in NZ! This can be convenient for you to supplement your education in a foreign land. Additionally, you can gain a ‘work permit’ besides your visa for two years after your course ends.
Universities and Colleges
Where to study in New Zealand?
- Abacus Institute of Studies, Christchurch
- AGI Education, Auckland
- Air New Zealand Aviation Institute, Auckland
- Animation College, Auckland
- Ara Institute of Canterbury, Christchurch
- Ardmore Flying School, Ardmore
- Auckland Institute of Studies, Auckland
- AUT University, Auckland
- Avonmore Tertiary Institute, Christchurch
- Bay of Plenty Polytechnic, Tauranga
- Computer Power Plus, Auckland
- Cornell Institute of Business and Technology, Auckland
- Crown Institute of Studies, Auckland
- Design and Arts College of New Zealand, Christchurch
- Eastern Institute of Technology, Napier
- Edenz Colleges, Auckland
- ICL Business School, Auckland
- Information Technology Training Institute, Auckland
- Institute of Commercial Education New Zealand, Auckland
- International Academy of New Zealand, Auckland
- International College of New Zealand, Auckland
- International Travel College of New Zealand, Auckland
- KAAT Institute of New Zealand, Auckland
- Le Cordon Bleu, Wellington
- Lifeway College, Auckland
- Lincoln University, Lincoln (World Ranking 319)
- Linguis International Institute, Auckland
- Manukau Institute of Technology, Auckland
- Massey University, Palmerston (World Ranking 316)
- Media Design School, Auckland
- Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology, Nelson
- New Zealand Career College, Auckland
- New Zealand College of Business, Christchurch
- New Zealand Institute of Studies (NZIOS), Auckland
- New Zealand Institute of Technical Training, Auckland
- New Zealand School of Education, Auckland
- Newton College of Business and Technology, Auckland
- North Shore International Academy, Auckland
- Ntec Tertiary Group, Auckland
- Open Polytechnic of New Zealand, Wellington
- Otago Polytechnic, Auckland
- Pacific International Hotel Management School, New Plymouth
- Quantum Education Group, Auckland
- Queens Academic Group, Auckland
- Queenstown Resort College, Dunedin
- Regent International Education Group, Auckland
- Royal Business College, Auckland
- SAE Institute, Auckland
- Sir George Seymour National College of Airline,Travel & Tourism,Wellington
- South Seas Film & Television School, Auckland
- Southern Institute of Technology, Invercargill
- Tai Poutini Polytechnic, Auckland
- Techtorium Computer Training Institute, Auckland
- TOI Whakaari New Zealand Drama School, Wellington
- Travel Careers & Training, Auckland
- UC International College, Christchurch
- Unitec Institute of Technology, Auckland
- Universal College of Learning, Palmerston
- University of Auckland, Auckland (World ranking 82)
- University of Canterbury, Christchurch (World Ranking 214)
- University of Otago, Dunedin (World Ranking 151)
- University of Waikato, Hamilton (World Ranking 292)
- UUNZ Institute of Business, Auckland
- Victoria University of Wellington, Wellington (World Ranking 219)
- Vision College, Hamilton
- Waiariki Institute of Technology, Rotorua
- Waikato Institute of Technology, Hamilton
- Wellington Institute of Technology, Wellington
- Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki, New Plymouth
- Whitecliffe College of Arts & Design, Auckland
- Whitireia New Zealand, Wellington
- Yoobee School of Design
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Our New Zealand Students
Our Tested and Trusted 8-Step Process
EdNet’s Proprietary Career Assessment Test
Expert Counseling
Plan of Action/Goal Setting
Create Your Unique Story
Application Processing
Interview Preparation
Visa Guidance
Pre-Departure Orientation
Why EdNet?
EdNet Career
Aptitude Test
Our proprietary, expertly constructed Career Test helps analyse your strengths and shortcomings, and recognizes the best career options for you. This self-analysis helps in determining the right course, in the right school, and in the right country.
Expert Counselors
Our internationally recognized counselors have over 100 years of combined experience, who have a 100% success rate for more than 2,500 students over the past 15 years.
Goal
We realize that each student is unique and so is his/her potential, passion, skills, and ambitions. Our target is clear – to lead you to the school best fit for you. Our services are thus custom-made, dynamic, and streamlined.
A Passionate and Driven Team
The team of EdNet is well-known in our industry to be highly passionate and committed towards each student. Our team possesses the best of talent, knowledge, and skill-set. You will be in good hands.
Higher Acceptance Rates
Our transparent and vigorous procedure involves multiple checkpoints throughout your application session, with quality assurance and guaranteed results. We value your time, energy, and effort – which is why our work is always immaculate and pertinent. This means that we will ensure your hard work bears fruit.
Personalized Attention
When you join the EdNet family, you become a member of our organization. We have garnered an impeccable reputation for providing the finest personalized services to students across the nation! Our team works tirelessly round the clock to make sure that each college application is unique, and that we showcase your strongest attributes to your dream school.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The levels of the education system for study in New Zealand:
Early Education
Primary or Intermediate Schooling
Secondary Schooling
Tertiary Education
Several educational institutes, philanthropists, and governments of New Zealand offer fantastic
scholarships for international students wishing to pursue bachelor’s/master’s/PhD degrees. We at
EdNet strive to help you gain the best aid possible.
A tertiary institution is any university or polytechnic college in New Zealand that offers courses to
students for education post secondary schooling.
It is not difficult to obtain your student visa if you show substantial proof of:
- Financial ability
- Evidence of Enrollment
- Medical fitness
Study in Australia entails a two-step visa process:
- Electronic confirmation of enrolment (eCOE)
- Pre Visa Assessment (PVA)
Pre-visa application is assessed based on the following criteria:
- Evidence of Enrollment
One of the important requirements for a student visa application is that you have confirmation of acceptance from a government registered Australian education institution. This is verified by the advice of acceptance from the Australian institution (commonly known as Letter of Offer), which is issued to a student who has been offered enrolment in a full-time course. You should not pay any part of the course tuition fee prior to the outcome of the PVA. - Financial ability
Sponsor/s will have to provide documentary evidence of having cash assets (liquid assets such as savings and fixed deposits in banks) held for at least 6 months prior to the pre-visa application date. For school applicants, banks should display proof of funds 3 months prior to the pre-visa application date.
For Master’s and Doctorate Courses: Sponsors must provide evidence of cash assets for the first year tuition fee (as on the letter of offer) and living expenses (assumed at A$ 12000 p.a.) and access to additional funds (from acceptable sources) to meet the cost of study and stay in Australia. Commercial loans from banks as well as government loans are acceptable. If the applicant holds a partial scholarship from an Australian institution or an institution in India (for instance, financial aid from educational trusts), funds to cover the remaining costs must be provided as prescribed above.
Private corporate sponsorship is acceptable subject to certain conditions. However, if the company is a family owned business and if one/both parents are directors/partners, it is treated as a parent sponsor.
Students with Dependents (Spouse/Children): Costs could be expected to increase by at least 35% if the student has a spouse, a further 20% (plus $ 8000 p.a. for school fees if the child is 5 years or older) if the student has one child, a further 15% for each additional child plus school fees. The above amounts apply irrespective of whether they will accompany the applicant. Individual return travel costs can add up to Rs. 50,000 approx.
For Vocational Education and Training (VET), TAFE, Higher Education and school courses: Sponsors must provide evidence of cash assets covering tuition fee and living expenses for the entire duration of the proposed and pre-requisite course (including foundation/ELICOS/Bridging program that precedes the main course).
All students have to demonstrate a minimum level of proficiency, measured by an IELTS score of 6.0 minimum, except those enrolling for a Diploma course (VET) in which case 5.5 is acceptable.
The student must be able to prove personal and financial commitments and stability at all times. A visa officer will assess the individual’s current circumstances and if the student is a defaulter then they will be asked to return to their home country.
Other Relevant matters
These include:
- Immigration links with Australia
- Usefulness of course for career development
- Satisfactory completion of year 12/relevant undergraduate degree or equivalent
- Strong links have to be established between past academic/work background and study goals
- Guardianship arrangements (if an applicant is under 18 at the time of PVA application)
Further Processing
For the PVA requirements, you will be asked to undergo further processing. This includes payment of course tuition fee to the Australian educational institution and a medical examination. It is essential that the student and the accompanying dependent(s) meet the Australian health requirements before a visa is granted. This involves a medical check and an x-ray for applicants over 16. Applicants will need to present an original valid passport to identify themselves to the doctor and radiologist. In some cases, medical results will be communicated to the Australian embassy. As this process takes 3 – 4 weeks, this could cause a delay in the application process.
Total processing time
As a rule, applicants should allow 4-6 weeks for processing an application. Reasons for delay in processing are:
- Medical referral to Australia and the need for any subsequent medical test
- Document verification including educational documents, employment references, and bank statements
- Applications that are incomplete
Health Insurance
It is compulsory for all international students to have Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) for themselves and their dependents. The premium for OSHC is to be paid once the PVA requirements have been met. The current premiums for OSHC are AUD 274 for a single person and AIJD54S for a whole family.
Re-entry into Australia
All student visas have a multiple entry facility for the full period of the visa. Students who plan to travel in and out to Australia at any time during their course are advised to check if their visa is valid for return to Australia.
