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New Zealand at a Glance

• The Population of New Zealand is around 4 million.
• Wellington is Capital of New Zealand. Auckland, Christchurch, Dunedin, Hamilton, Napier, Nelson, Tauranga, Rotorua, Whanganui / Wanganui, are some of the major cities of new Zealand.
• Neighboring countries include Australia to the northwest and Tonga and Fiji to the north.
• New Zealand is an island country in the south-western Pacific Ocean comprising two main landmasses (the North Island and the South Island), and numerous smaller islands.
• The Per Capita Income of New Zealand is approximately $ 27,000 p.a.
• New Zealand is a developed country that ranks highly in international comparisons on human development, quality of life, life expectancy, literacy, public education, peace, prosperity, economic, ease of doing business, lack of corruption, press freedom, and the protection of civil liberties and political rights.
• The country has a relatively high standard of living.
• The service sector is the largest sector in the economy (68.8% of GDP), followed by manufacturing and construction (26.9% of GDP) and the farming/raw materials extraction (4.3% of GDP).
• New Zealand as ranked 20th on the 2009 Human Development Index and 15th in The Economist's 2005 worldwide quality-of-life index.
• New Zealand has a unique and dynamic culture. The culture of its indigenous Māori people affects the language, the arts, and even the accents of all New Zealanders.
• Their place in the South Pacific and their love of the outdoors, sport, and the arts make New Zealanders and their culture unique in the world.
• New Zealand ranks 1st as per Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) "the degree to which corruption is perceived to exist among public officials and politicians" (In Short Corruption Less) where India is at 84th place.
• Currently more than 1,25,000 international students are studying in New Zealand.

Some of the useful WEBSITE are listed below: -
www.newzealandeducationguide.com
www.immigration.govt.nz

Why New Zealand

New Zealand invites around 1, 25,000 international students every year to study in New Zealand and also gives opportunity to work and settle. Following are the reasons why a student should prefer New Zealand

• To receive a high standard of education and internationally recognized Qualifications.
• To enjoy excellent facilities and study support as an international student.
• English is the everyday language of New Zealanders.
• The institutions in New Zealand offer a stimulating academic environment
• They are diverse in size and location, and offer as many general and specialist programs as anywhere in the world.
• Students have choice of more than 20 universities/colleges, which are directly associated with Kanan International.
• Students are allowed to work up to 20 hours a week during study and full time during vacations.
• Options are available to stay and work in the UK after the study.
• Student's spouse can work legally full time.
• Easy process for Admission and Visa.
• Short term diploma and vocational course available.

Eligibility & Documents

Education & Admission System in New Zealand
New Zealand has a temperate climate, which allows an enormous range of recreational activities such as swimming, golf, rugby, sailing, bushwalking, tennis and water and snow skiing, all in close proximity to the educational institutions.

New Zealanders are well known for their warm hospitality to overseas visitors. International students are welcomed onto our campuses, and appreciated for the enrichment they offer both academically and culturally.

Why should I go to New Zealand in the first place when I have everything in India?
This is mainly because no one pays you in dollars in India. Let's be honest and accept the fact. Almost 90% of the queries every Educational Consultant face are about the job prospects after a course. New Zealand, being a emerging nation offers, lucrative careers. Furthermore, an advanced nation allows more opportunities in quality of life by the sheer fact that the infrastructure is better and negative factors like corruption, pollution, etc are less compared to developing nations. The assurance of essential services like power, water, transportation, etc ensures the quality of life stays on an even level.

If study is the only option to settle, why should I choose New Zealand?
Well, what do you really want when you decide to study abroad? We think you want the following: Good quality of education and living standard in an advanced, English speaking country. Being able to work part-time while studying to support oneself for living expenses without having to call parents every month. Student friendly policies to seek jobs after studies and get a permanent residency (green card). Safety in terms of racism and crime and a good economic landscape to find permanent jobs. One needs to keep it mind that when one decides to study abroad, he makes a huge investment in terms of money, time, effort and emotions. It needs to be ensured that the real reward for all this is by securing a satisfying career preferably at the international level.

• The Duration of Courses in New Zealand are for different courses
• Bachelor (Undergraduates): 3to4years
• Master (Graduate): 12 to 18 months
• MBA: 12 to 18 months
• Diploma / Post Graduate Diploma / Certificate Course: 1 to 2years

Eligibility for Admission

For Bachelor (Undergraduates): minimum academic requirement is 10+2 with 45% & TOEFL-iBT 61 or IELTS 5.5 bands.
Master (Graduate): minimum academic is 10+2+3 with 55% & TOEFL-iBT 71 to 80 IELTS 5.5 to 7.0 bands.
MBA: minimum academic requirement is 10+2+3 with 55% & TOEFL-iBT 61 to 80 IELTS 5.5 to 7.0 bands.
Also work experience is required minimum 2 years but is not mandatory
Diploma/Post Graduate Diploma/ Certificate Course: minimum academic requirement is 10+2 or 10+2+3 TOEFL-iBT 61 to 73 IELTS 5.5 to 6.0 bands.

Intake:
January & September are regular intake in the universities & colleges but some colleges and universities may intake during the year.

Required Documents *

• Mark Sheet / 10+2 Mark Sheets
• IELTS / TOEFL Scores
• Provisional Degree Certificate
• Certificate Issued By University
• Affidavit of Support
• Statement of Purpose
• Photographs
• Passport Copy
• GRE / GMAT / SAT Score

FAQs

Do I need a visa or permit to study in New Zealand?
Most overseas students need a visa or permit to study full-time in New Zealand. You only considered a domestic student who does not need a student visa or permit if one of the following applies to you:

• You are a New Zealand citizen
• You hold a New Zealand residence permit
• You are an Australian citizen
• You hold a current Australian permanent residence visa or a current Australian resident return visa

How do I get started?
Call us and we will give you a personalized assessment and let you know what to do to get on the path you want to be on.

What is full-time study?
We define full-time study as:

• Attending a private training establishment (PTE) for at least 20 hours each week.
• Studying at least three papers, or the equivalent, each semester at a tertiary institution other than a PTE
• Attending a primary, intermediate, or secondary school for at least one school term.

What courses can I study in New Zealand?
To be eligible for an NZ Student Visa your course of study and education provider must be approved by the Ministry of Education to offer places to overseas students. You can find out from the education provider whether they and their courses are approved.

What is the difference between a visa and a permit?
A visa allows a person to travel to the New Zealand border and a permit allows them to remain in the country. If someone has a visa they are usually issued with a permit at the border.

Can I work in New Zealand with my student permit?
You may be allowed to work for up to 20 hours each week during the academic year. You may also be allowed to work full-time during the Christmas and New Year holiday period at the end of each academic year. To work you will need to apply for a variation of conditions to your student permit.

Who can I include in my New Zealand student visa application?
You cannot include anyone else on your application form. If your partner, your children, your parent/legal guardian, or anyone else will accompany you to New Zealand, they must apply separately for the type of visa or permit they require.

Do I have to be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian?
If you are aged 17 or under you may have to be accompanied by your parent or legal guardian.

Can I work in New Zealand after I have completed my studies?
You may be eligible to work in New Zealand once you have completed your studies. You will need to apply for a New Zealand Work Permit.