Study in New Zealand
Nestled in the South Pacific Ocean, New Zealand, often called the 'Land of the Long White Cloud,' is renowned for its stunning landscapes and top-notch education system. With a perfect mixture of academic excellence and beautiful surroundings, New Zealand has emerged as a preferred destination for students worldwide.
Why Study in New Zealand?
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Diverse Programs with Research Support
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Research-Based Education for Quality Learning
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Globally Recognized, Highly Ranked Degrees
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Easier Admissions for Moderate Grades
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Welcoming, Culturally Diverse Society
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Affordable Living with Flexible Accommodation
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Part-Time Jobs & Pathways to PR
What is the education system in New Zealand?
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Early Childhood Education: For children aged 0–5 years, mostly play-based learning.
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Primary & Secondary Education:
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Primary School: Years 1–6 (ages 5–11)
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Intermediate School: Years 7–8 (ages 11–13)
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Secondary School: Years 9–13 (ages 13–18), ending with the NCEA (National Certificate of Educational Achievement).
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Tertiary Education:
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Universities: Offer degrees, postgrad diplomas, and research programs.
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Institutes of Technology & Polytechnics (ITPs): Focus on practical and vocational skills.
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Private Training Establishments (PTEs): Offer specialized training and certificate/diploma courses.
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