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AA Education Network has launched its new website for international education in New Zealand. It describes how students can achieve the internationalised education system.
We provide a guide for the wide variety of international education providers, including primary, intermediate and secondary schools, universities, polytechnics, Private Training Establishments, English language schools, and other organisations involved in intercultural learning and exchange.
New Zealand School FAQ
How can I enrol?
Request an enrolment form to be sent by email. Print and fill in the enrolment form, and return it by post, fax or email attachment.
Do I need a visa?
If you want to study for more than 3 months, you will need a student visa. If you want to study for 3 months or less, you can come to New Zealand with a tourist (visitor) visa or a work (working holiday) visa. People from some countries do not need a visa to come to New Zealand.
Can I work in New Zealand?
Yes. There are 3 possible ways to work in New Zealand:
- Young people, between 18 and 30 years old, from some countries can get a working holiday visa.
- Students can do part time work while studying, if they study for more than 6 months and they have a good level of English. Students must score 5 (intermediate level) or more in the IELTS English test and apply for a variation of conditions to work. We can arrange the English test and the application for the variation of conditions.
- Students can apply for a work permit for a full-time job if they have an "offer of employment" from an employer.
Who will meet me at the airport?
We can arrange airport pickup for you.
Can I continue studying when my course finishes?
Yes. You can extend your course. We will arrange a new visa for you if required.
Can somebody help me in my own language if I have a problem.
Yes. Our counsellors will help you to solve any problems.