1. WHY STUDY IN
NEW ZEALAND

2. STUDY IN NEW ZEALAND
New Zealand has something to offer everybody. It has wonderfully varied and large unpolluted
landscapes, beaches, farmlands, forests, gardens etc. New Zealand is very proud of its 'nuclear
Free' image. People from different social classes and ethnic groups live here with far fewer
problems than found in most of the countries. There is a liberal democracy with a strong tradition
of respect to human rights and freedoms. New Zealand has a relatively strong stable economy.
Most international students find New Zealand friendly, easy-going people who are interested in
meeting those from other cultures and in travelling overseas. NZ is a very sports oriented country,
most New Zealanders take part in or watch a wide variety of games. The best known sports and
rugby and cricket, with netball, badminton, squash, skiing, tennis, basketball, athletics, soccer, and
hockey also very popular, English is the day to day language in New Zealand and students from all
over the world find it very easy to study, live and interact in New Zealand.

3. ABOUT NEW ZEALAND
New Zealand's major export products include fish, meat, fruit, dairy products
and timer. It also produces a wide range of manufactured goods and is at
the forefront in many areas of information technology and in biological and
medical research.
New Zealand has an excellent education system, which is highly respected
internationally. New Zealand institutes have an international reputation for
providing quality education. It offers a safe learning environment which
provides excellent study opportunities and support services for international
students.

4. NEW ZEALAND FACTS
New Zealand one of the least corrupt country in the world
The city of Auckland is the chosen location for 70% of all overseas migrants with a diverse population that is made up of
many different ethnic races and groups
New Zealand has the lowest unemployment rate in the world
New Zealander's are heavily involved in outdoor activities like sports and leisure.
New Zealand is the first country to allow women to vote
According to the Mercer Quality Life Survey 2008, Auckland is rated as the 5th choice of the world. The main points in
the survey were important factors like safety, education, hygiene, recreation, political- economic stability and public
transportation.
Sir Edmund Hillary- the first man to reach the peak of mount Everest was a New Zealander(born in Auckland)and his face
is on the New Zealand $5 bill
New Zealand does not have poisonous snakes or dangerous wild animals
New Zealand is one of the safest travel destination in the world, with a relatively low crime rate, few endemic diseases
and a first class healthcare and accident compensation system
According to the United Nations Development Programme report 2007-2008, New Zealand has a 99% literacy rate

5. WHY NEW ZEALAND
Qualifications Globally Recognised
Students who have studied are earning a reputation of being called innovative thinkers and are being addressed
as “The New World Class”. It has a progressive education system with state of art facilities. Qualifications are
internationally recognized. There are wide range of study opportunities, including state administered primary,
secondary schools, universities, polytechnics, colleges of education and private training establishments. The
NZQA assures the quality of programme offered by state institutions and a private establishment, which in turn
ensures that programmes offered in New Zealand, maintain international recognition.
Equally strong focus on Academics and Welfare
Most of the universities have been taking International students for the last 50 - 60 years and hence have gained
a multicultural/national perspective offering a balanced curriculum which finds relevance in work places around
the world. The same perspective enables it to offer excellent welfare services to students from around the world.
The polytechnics in NZ are known for the programs which are “Read to Enter the Job Markets”.

6. WHY NEW ZEALAND
Migration and Job search Opportunity
Students are given a visa to search for a job after completion of their course
and also have a good opportunity to migrate.
English widely spoken
As English is the day-to-day language in NZ, Indian students find it
very easy to study, live and interact in NZ. Moreover the NZ accent is
easy to understand.

7. WHY NEW ZEALAND
Clean, Green and Safe Country
New Zealand offers a safe learning environment. It is the first country in the world to declare itself as a nuclear free zone.
The environment is green, clean and uncrowded with a small populations and wide open spaces.
Code of Practice
A code of practice that ensures protection of international student’s welfare by all education providers came into force in
2002. Only signatories to the code will be allowed to enroll international students. Ensuring that New Zealand education
providers act fairly and reasonably when recruiting students, the Code gives prospective students that they can trust the
institution in which they choose to enroll.
Quality Assurance
To ensure that both the Government and individuals are investing in quality education, training and assessment, the
Government has set up nationally recognised processes of quality assurance. There are a number of government
appointed bodies responsible for approving qualifications in New Zealand and for the quality that determines the delivery
of qualifications. These bodies are:

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