Study In New Zealand

One of the world's friendliest, most tranquil, and self-sufficient nations is New Zealand. In the field of education, universities are comparable to the majority of internationally renowned institutions. Once enrolled, the student can only anticipate a secure and respected standing in society, no matter where they live.

The environment for learning is well designed, and you receive top-notch instruction on top of the most recent technological advancements built into the system. You immediately feel welcomed and happy to be a part of New Zealand's educational system thanks to the diverse, multicultural, and energetic student body.

With its vast open areas and gorgeous flora, New Zealand's clean, orderly, and pure air invites you to join it. While away from home, you feel protected and can focus on your studies without feeling uneasy. It is simple to locate adequate lodging at reasonable prices. The people of New Zealand are warm and kind, and they quickly make you feel at home. The cost of living and tuition are very reasonable.

If you enjoy participating in outdoor sports, be sure to check out high-adrenaline activities like bungee jumping, trail biking, jet skiing, white-water rafting, heli-skiing, skiing, and snowboarding. You can engage in leisurely activities like golf, hiking through the wilderness, and scuba diving in marine reserves. Over 400 golf courses exist.

If you want to apply for New Zealand visa for Indian students or international students then you need to know the three types of students visa available in the country:

1. For a single course

   You can pursue an approved programme of study for up to four years with a fee-paying student visa.

2. For several courses

   With a Pathway Student Visa, you can take up to 3 courses consecutively for up to 5 years with a recognised provider, such as secondary schooling and then a bachelor's degree programme.

3. For your children if you are in NZ

   Children (19 years old or under) of those in New Zealand on certain types of student or work visas are eligible for dependent child student visas.

Additional documents required for student visa in New Zealand:

• Academic training documents such as diplomas, transcripts, degrees or certificates
• New Zealand student visa application form
• Visa application fee
• A confirmation of payment for tuition fees
• Proof that you have adequate funds to cover your living expenses through the periods of your stay.
• You need to show that you have NZ $22,000 for a full year of study or
• NZ$1,250 per month if you are studying for less than three years. This may include:
  • Bank statements
  • Financial undertaking by a sponsor to cover living and accommodation expenses
  • A scholarship program like New Zealand Aid Program Scholarship
  • Proof that you are leaving New Zealand after your course completion (optional)
  • A police certificate (evidence of good character) if you are aged 17+ years and plan to study for more than 2 years.
  • An X-ray certificate - you will need to have a chest x-ray if you are staying in New Zealand for more than 6 months, or if you are a citizen of a country having high occurrence of tuberculosis, or if you have spent more than 3 months in the last five years in a country with a relatively high frequency of tuberculosis
  • Full medical examination

For getting New Zealand Visa for Indian students and international students, the above-mentioned guidelines are to be met.

How the New Zealand education system works

In New Zealand, children typically begin school at age 5 and study in New Zealand for 13 years.

There are:

• Public schools, which are subsidised by the government.
• Kura kaupapa Māori schools, where at least 51% of the time, the curriculum is taught in the Māori language.
• Private schools, where tuition is paid by the parents.

The New Zealand Qualifications Framework (NZQF)

All academic and vocational qualifications in New Zealand are governed by the New Zealand Qualifications Framework (NZQF).

Level 10 is the most complex of its ten levels, which are based on complexity. For accurate and up-to-date information on all quality-assured qualifications, from senior secondary school to doctoral degrees, consult the NZQF.

Acceptance of credentials from other nations

You can apply to NZQA for an assessment if you wish your credentials from other countries to be accepted in New Zealand.

Student Exchange Program

A student exchange is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity during studies. It is an opportunity to totally ingratiate yourself in another culture. You will stay with a host family, go to a nearby school, engage with the neighbourhood, and perhaps even pick up a new language.

By organising placements, visas, flights, and insurance for high school students interested in international exchange programmes, Tutel provide knowledgeable help. Our thorough screening procedure makes sure that students have the abilities and traits required for a fruitful exchange. We take student safety extremely seriously, making sure to give them the best possible preparation before they go and provide them with ongoing support.