High School
High school in New Zealand is recognized for its high quality standards around the world. They aim for the students to achieve their best and reach their potential by becoming confident, critical and creative thinkers. Qualifications are internationally recognized, and open new futures. Give yourself the opportunity to live in one of the safest countries in the world.
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Student must be 13 – 18 years old;
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School starts in February;
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The school year is divided in 4 terms, each lasting around 10 weeks, with a 2-week holiday between them;
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Accommodation is either a homestay or on-campus boarding facilities;Wide range of subjects as well as sports to choose from;
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A typical school day is from 8:30am until 3:30pm;
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Uniform is compulsory in most schools.
General English
New Zealand English language schools are recognized by their high standards. With flexible and internationally recognized qualifications, you can tailor your programme to meet your needs. Your experience will give you the confidence for future study and life in New Zealand and around the world. New Zealand is known as one of the safest countries in the world to live in. And if you choose to study for at least 14 consecutive weeks in a category 1 education provider, you may qualify to work up to 20 hours a week.
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Courses start every Monday
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If you study for less than 3 months, no visa required.
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Choose between full time 25h/w or part time 15h/w
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Flexible accommodation options: Homestay, hostel, flatting.
Certificates & Diplomas
New Zealand’s Institutes of Technology and Polytechnics (ITP’s) and Private Training Establishments (PTE’s) are the best choice to gain an internationally recognized qualification. They have a wide range of course options to choose from, where you get hands-on practical training. Ranging from foundation to master’s degree, they provide tailored learning and flexible pathways.
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Minimum IELTS score of 5.5;
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Flexible accommodation options: Homestay, hostel, flatting;
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Flexible start dates
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Possibility to work up to 20 hours a week depending on the course chosen.