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In a survey of international student comparisons, New Zealand came out with a glowing report. Undertaken by the UK based International Insight Group in August 2007 the survey compared responses of thousands of international students in a range of countries. Satisfaction ratings for New Zealand were higher in a number of indicators including teaching, staff expertise safety and cost.
The facts are clear - international students in New Zealand are very satisfied with the experience and the quality of education and so it seems are Indian students. In 2007 the number of Indian students that selected New Zealand as their study destination, increased 50%. Why not let Study and Work New Zealand help you join this trend before it becomes hyper competitive.
With a superb education system, qualifications gained in New Zealand are accepted as equal to the best in the world. For more than one hundred years New Zealand has had a state system which at the primary, intermediate and secondary levels has been free, secular and compulsory. There is also a strong degree of tolerance which enables communities to build and operate private schools along religious or cultural lines.
At the post school or tertiary level, there are 36 public tertiary education institutions, including universities, institutes of technology and polytechnics and approximately 895 private training establishments, registered by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority.
New Zealand tertiary education providers meet the needs of learners of all ages, ethnicities, abilities and educational backgrounds. They offer courses at different levels, from transition programmes to postgraduate study and research with the key focus being on their ability to offer programmes to the required quality standards.
And you'll find aspects of home in New Zealand with a cross section of Indian society represented in professional, managerial, and administrative positions as well as being prominent in business, medicine, education, politics, sport, and the arts.
Why Study at Christchurch Polytechnic Institute of Technology
Institutes offer a range of internationally recognised diploma and degree qualifications as well as post graduate diploma courses for existing graduates.
Bachelor's degrees from New Zealand tertiary education providers are comparable to:
- British Bachelor's (Ordinary) degrees
- Australian Bachelor's degrees
New Zealand Bachelor's degrees are recognised for enrolment in postgraduate programmes at universities throughout the world, subject to the normal grade and subject-specialisation requirements and a Ministerial Declaration of Confidence signed in 1998 gives mutual recognition of vocational education and training qualifications between Australia and New Zealand.
Given the importance of having skilled, motivated and qualified people work in New Zealand, after graduating with a degree you will have up to 12 months to search for a job using your new qualifications.
Why Study at Institute of Technology
With a population of 348,400 and known as the "Garden City" Christchurch embraces a lifestyle of dynamic business and education, rich art and culture, exciting cuisines and world-class wines. No matter what you're looking for, you can find it in this world class city.
With 100 years in education, the Polytech is one of New Zealand's largest and most diverse tertiary institutions. It is a government guaranteed institution with a reputation for providing high quality degree, diploma and certificate programmes. All the programmes are NZQA quality assured and degrees are equal status to university degrees. Students graduate with work-ready professional skills that lead to employment.
Established in 1906 the Polytech has 25,000 full time and part time students and over 1,600 International students from more than 50 different countries. The Polytech has a commitment to quality and care of international students and is a Signatory to the New Zealand Code of Practice for Pastoral Care of International Students. |
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