Study abroad education consultants in Rajahmundry for Newzealand

Primary school

Ages 5-10 (Years 1-6)

Primary school students study subjects guided by New Zealand National Curriculum: English, the arts, health and physical education, languages, mathematics and statistics, science, social sciences and technology

Intermediate school

Ages 11-12 (Years 7-8)

Intermediate schools are a bridge between primary school and secondary school.

Secondary school

Ages 13-18 (Years 9-13)

New Zealand has three types of school:

• state schools, where 85% of Kiwi children go
• state-integrated schools, which may be run by a religious faith or use specialist teaching methods
• private schools.

Tertiary education

Ages 18+

New Zealand has eight state-funded universities, 16 Institutes of Technology and Polytechnics (ITPs) and about 550 Private Training Establishments (PTEs), which include English language schools.

Choose the type of institution that’s best for your career path:

• Universities offer higher degree-level education. Programmes are research-led and generally academic rather than vocational. In the 2015/16 QS World University Rankings, all eight of New Zealand’s universities were in the top 100 in at least one subject.
• ITPs and a few larger PTEs offer vocational degree-level education.
• PTEs tend to offer specific vocational programmes, mainly at certificate and diploma level.

QUALIFICATION LEVELS

The New Zealand Qualifications Framework (NZQF) has ten qualification levels to meet a range of learners’ needs. Levels are based on complexity, with level one the least complex and level ten the most complex. The level descriptors are broadly defined in terms of what a graduate is expected to know, understand and be able to do as a result of learning.

Levels 1- 4 are broadly comparable to senior secondary education. For example, NCEA and basic trades training.

Levels 5-6 generally cover advanced trades, technical and business qualifications.

Levels 7-10 generally cover degrees, graduate and postgraduate qualifications. There are no fixed divisions between the types of courses offered by different types of provider.

Top reasons to study in New Zealand

• New Zealand, famous for its amazing scenery, is a great country - a fun place to visit and a superb study destination.
• New Zealand has an excellent education system, which is highly respected internationally.
• Broad range of study and research opportunities
• New Zealand has lowest crime rate in the world
• New Zealand performs well in many measures of well-being relative to most other countries in the Better Life Index. New Zealand ranks at the top in health status
• In terms of employment, 73% of people aged 15 to 64 in New-Zealand have a paid job

Education System:

• Universities (total of 8) offering programs in all disciplines from Engineering to Medicine
• Polytechnics with all disciplines programs
• Private colleges offering Diplomas and select courses at PG like MBA

7 Easy steps for New Zealand Visa Process:

• English Proficiency test – TOEFL/IELT
• Application and Offer letter
• Financial Documentation, Medicals & PCC
• Visa Lodgement
• Pre Visa Approval
• Pay 1 year Tuition fee
• Final Visa Approval

Popular Courses in NZ:

• Business
• Hospitality
• Information Technology
• Biotechnology
• Engineering
• Animation
• Social Work
• Multimedia
• Nursing
• Agriculture
• Travel & Tourism

Quick facts about NZ education

• All eight universities of New Zealand are in top 3% of world universities which shows the academic excellence and world class education.
• NZ qualifications are recognized globally and opens the doors for successful careers around the world
• World’s second most peaceful country and assured the safety of international students.
• Adventurous country with work-life balanced lifestyle.
• Multicultural society with welcoming, friendly and respectful people.
• Part time job opportunities give the valuable NZ workplace experience during the studies.

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