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Jan 28, 2012
Top universities of New Zealand – Massey University
About Massey University, New Zealand We embrace diversity, talent and performance, and provide staff and students with an extensive range of opportunities to develop intellectually, professionally and personally. Massey is known for: groundbreaking research the applied nature of many of our teaching and research programmes contribution to land-based industries distinctive mix of campus-based, distance... read more
Jan 27, 2012
Top universities of New Zealand – Lincoln University
Why choose Lincoln We’ve been helping students get where they want to be for over 126 years. Not only does that make us one of this country’s oldest tertiary institutions, we like to think we are also one of the best. There are many good reasons to study at Lincoln University here are just a few. Location, location, location Lincoln offers the best of both worlds. Our campus is set in the... read more
Jan 26, 2012
Top universities of New Zealand – University of Auckland
So what is life like at New Zealand’s largest university? As an international student at The University of Auckland you can easily find a happy balance between study, fun and excitement. Auckland is the gateway to New Zealand and as a vibrant, cosmopolitan city you can expect to meet people from all four corners of the earth. A walk down Queen Street in Auckland’s central business district... read more
Jan 26, 2012
New Zealand Leisure
Sports New Zealand’s national sport is rugby. However, New Zealanders also participate in a full range of other sporting activities (see Adventure Thrill Sports) – often with considerable success at international level. Sports hold a high profile in our education system and patterns established in early life tend to continue well into adulthood. Most adults actively participate in at least one team or... read more
Jan 25, 2012
Common slangs used in New Zealand
New Zealand slang has developed over time from such a diverse mixture of backgrounds that it is sometimes difficult to establish exactly what phrases and slang words are originally from New Zealand! However be assured that all of the listed words and phrases are used with regularity throughout New Zealand which will hopefully give you a better understanding of what your Kiwi mates are really trying... read more
Jan 24, 2012
Employment conditions in New Zealand
New Zealand provides good working environments for both government and private sectors. The amount of pay you can receive for a job varies depending on where you are employed in the country, your employment agreement, your experience and qualifications and your employer’s employment policies. EmploymentIn New Zealand you are entitled to at least the minimum wage as set by law if you are 16 years... read more
Jan 23, 2012
Accommodation in New Zealand
Benefits of Renting The majority of migrants choose to rent a house (long or short term) when they first arrive in New Zealand. The benefits of initially renting a house far out-weigh any long term financial benefits of owning a home when first shifting to New Zealand. People who have obtained permanent residency to New Zealand usually arrive with little understanding of the good (and not so good)... read more
Jan 23, 2012
Cost of living in New Zealand
One of the greatest attractions for migrants to New Zealand is the lifestyle that this country has to offer, not only do ‘Kiwis’ seem to enjoy a more relaxed living philosophy but compared to many international countries, the cost of living an enjoyable lifestyle seems to be more obtainable in Aotearoa. The cost of living varies depending on where you choose to live in New Zealand. Auckland is a... read more
Jan 21, 2012
Why Study in New Zealand ?
New Zealand is fast emerging as an attractive study abroad destination for international students. New Zealand universities, polytechnics and other educational institutions are known for the unique learning environment they provide. In recent years there has been a steady increase in the number of foreign students choosing New Zealand as their study abroad destination. New Zealand is a modern,... read more
Jan 21, 2012
Student loan in New Zealand
Furthering your education with tertiary study is a no-brainer for many New Zealanders, and while our course fees are generally affordable in comparison with the rest of the world, most students will have to take out a student loan to pay for some or all of their study costs. Being burdened with a large loan is a huge commitment before you’ve even entered the professional workforce, and trying to... read more
