Partners or dependent children will be able to apply online for a visa based on the immigration status of another family member (supporting person). The supporting person must be either: a New Zealand citizen; or a New Zealand visa holder (resident, work or student); or a visa applicant. DependingRead More →
The Canterbury Skills and Employment Hub will be closing permanently on 29 June 2018. It will not accept any new vacancies after 1 June 2018. In preparation for its permanent closure on Friday 29 June 2018, the Canterbury Skills and Employment Hub will not be accepting new vacancies or registrationsRead More →
All children aged six to 16 in New Zealand must attend school. Most children start school when they turn five. Your child can start school (kura) between the ages of five and six. All children must be enrolled at school by their sixth birthday. Once your child starts school, theyRead More →
To gain NCEA Level 1 students need to: Achieve 80 credits at any level (Level 1, 2 or 3). This must include a minimum of 10 credits in literacy and 10 in numeracy. To gain NCEA Level 2 students need to: Achieve a minimum of 60 credits at Level 2Read More →
New Zealand has the work-life balance just right. It’s why we consistently lead international quality-of-life surveys. Get a career. And a life. Working hard and getting ahead is important to us. We’re a well-developed, well connected country with all sorts of opportunities to advance your career. But New Zealanders alsoRead More →
There are eight universities which deliver high quality of education cover the whole New Zealand and each of them has built excellent reputation over the world. NO.1 University of Auckland Since its founding in 1883, the University of Auckland has grown to become New Zealand’s flagship, research-led university, known forRead More →