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- 2. > Two main islands – North Island and South Island > Total population 4.4 million > 88% of New Zealanders live in urban areas > 1.5 million live in Auckland > A developed nation with a high standard of living, low unemployment and a growing economy. > New Zealand has three official languages – English, Māori and New Zealand Sign Language. About New Zealand
- 3. NEW EXPERIENCES NEW IDEAS NEW ADVENTURES NEW ZEALAND
- 4. NEW STUDENTS ALWAYS FEEL AT HOME > Safe, welcoming and friendly > Balanced lifestyle – outdoors and cities > Stable democracy > English-speaking > Multi-cultural environment
- 5. THE MOST EXCITING PLACE TO LEARN A NEW LANGUAGE
- 6. NEW ZEALAND EDUCATION > Safe > High quality > Consistent standards > Established pathways from school > Accessible teachers > Personalised learning programmes > Transferable qualifications
- 7. SAFETY
- 8. QUALITY
- 9. > School to higher education > Certificates to MBAs and PhDs > Graduates have the skills and qualifications to succeed in the global job market PATHWAYS TO SUCCESS
- 10. A NEW TYPE OF CLASSROOM — NEW ZEALAND
- 12. “Studying in New Zealand gave me the confidence to come up with new ideas and has really helped with my career.” “Studying in New Zealand gave me the experience and opportunities that led me to my dream job.” NEW GRADUATE STORIES
- 13. NEW ZEALAND YOUR NEW HOME AWAY FROM HOME
- 14. SCHOOLS
- 15. UNIVERSITIES
- 16. NEW OPPORTUNITIES > A new fast track Masters’ degree > A New Zealand PhD > Scholarships
- 17. INSTITUTES OF TECHNOLOGY AND POLYTECHNICS
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- New Zealand, called Aotearoa in Māori, the language of the indigenous people of New Zealand, is located in the South Pacific. Most people live around New Zealand’s coastline and in the North Island. The capital is Wellington and the largest city is Auckland. New Zealand is a stable parliamentary democracy and a member of the Commonwealth. 68% are of European origin - ‘Pākehā’ 15% are Māori - the indigenous people of New Zealand 10% are of Asian origin 7% are of Pacific Islands origin
- New Zealand truly embraces new thinking
- New Zealand is the ultimate place to learn English English language learning is available at almost all levels of study in New Zealand Many education programmes – such as sports, tourism or hospitality – have an English language component There are plenty of fun and exciting things to do while learning English in New Zealand International students may be entitled to work while they study
- New Zealand’s education system provides international students with: A safe learning and living environment Consistently high standards across all levels and sectors Established pathways from school, through higher education and often on to employment Accessible teachers, who invite questions and discussion Personalised learning.... The student is treated as an individual and their education is tailored to their particular needs Qualifications that are portable and transferable
- In New Zealand, the safety and wellbeing of international students is very important. All education providers must adhere to are strict guidelines on the standards of care they must provide to international students living and studying in New Zealand. These guidelines are set and monitored by the government
- New Zealand has strong and rigorous quality assurance systems, regulated by government agencies. These regulations ensure consistent, high-quality education across all levels – from school through to higher education. The high quality of New Zealand’s school education is widely recognised overseas Many New Zealand teachers have international experience New Zealand universities are centres of academic excellence and research All eight of New Zealand’s universities feature in the Top 500 of the QS rankings, many listed in the Top 50 by subject New Zealand’s vocational training (TVET) is advanced and strongly linked to industry
- International students can enter New Zealand education at any level – at pre-school or school, or at any of the higher education institutions, including universities Students have many options to achieve the qualifications they want – from certificates to post-graduate and PhDs, and anywhere in between! Pathways are flexible and programmes allow for students’ changes in needs and interests New Zealand-educated graduates have the skills to compete and succeed anywhere in the world.
- In New Zealand, students are encouraged to think creatively, critically and independently Students have good access to teachers, and opportunities to ask questions and discuss issues Most education programmes combine a variety of learning environments – large group lecture-style teaching, small group tutorials, discussions, laboratory and field study
- New Zealand education has a strong reputation overseas New Zealand qualifications – certificates and diplomas, bachelor degrees, post-graduate qualifications including MBAs and PhDs – are recognised widely around the world. A graduate of New Zealand’s education system is well-prepared to meet the challenges of the 21st Century head-on.
- New Zealand education makes a real difference to the career outcomes for international students.
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- New Zealand schools are a popular choice for parents, for many reasons: Safety is of the utmost importance Schools a have a world-leading National Curriculum Schools are government-regulated and quality-assured Students have good access to teachers and get personalised attention School programmes offer a range of options Students can try new subjects as their strengths emerge New Zealand’s National Certificate in Educational Achievement (NCEA) qualifications are recognised by many countries and regions Some schools also offer IGCSE/A Levels (often called the Cambridge International Examinations) and the International Baccalaureate (IB).
- Eight universities – all in top 500 QS, many listed in the top 50 by subject World-class facilities which are centres of teaching excellence and research Links to business and industry Public institutions (part-funded by Government) Offer general degrees with a large choice of subjects Combine large group lecture-style teaching with small group tutorials, discussions, laboratory and field practice
- [this slide gives some detail of the three of the key drawcards in the New Zealand university sector] First – to explain the image – this is a new type of cast, called a ‘Cortex Cast’ that was designed by a Victoria University student. A new fast-track Masters’ degree Universities offering 180-point taught Masters’ qualifications in a wide range of subjects from business to engineering, education and information management. This degree can be completed in three semesters which could be in one calendar year. Ideal for undergraduates looking for a post-graduate qualification to advance their careers. Quality – has gone through the same robust quality assurance process as all other New Zealand university degrees. A New Zealand PhD New Zealand is a great option for doctoral students: Pay the same fees as New Zealand students, Experience a collaborative and supportive research culture, connected to business and industry around the world. Scholarships A number of scholarships are available. Provided by educational institutions, foreign governments and private funding sources. Also scholarships funded by the New Zealand Government for all levels of tertiary study.
- 18 Institutes of Technology and Polytechnics 157,000 students enrolled Practical learning to ensure graduates are job-ready Curriculum developed with industry Teachers have industry qualifications and experience Internships and industry projects to boost graduate employment Internationally-recognised qualifications
- Approximately 600 private training establishments serving around 75,000 students. Offer a wide range of approved and accredited courses and qualifications. Specialist fields such as design, information technology, travel and tourism – most with an English language component. Relationships with industry organisations to deliver industry specific training.