New Zealand Education (ENZ) is collaborating with educational institutions, students, and other governmental organizations to look past the obvious and think about how international education can advance through diversification. Innovative approaches to the diversification of goods, services, and modes of delivery will build a more sustainable and resilient sector and guarantee that long-term benefits of foreign education will continue to accrue to Aotearoa New Zealand and New Zealanders. The goal of The Strategy's "Goal 2"—ensuring that international education is resilient and sustainable—is aligned with Manapou ki te Ao ENZ's program of work to diversify products and services for international education. 

PILOT PROJECT:
The goal of Connect2NZ is to ascertain whether tertiary education providers and governmental bodies can collaborate to develop a cutting-edge, future focused, and learner- centric agenda for overseas students. The intended audience for Connect2NZ is professionals residing outside of New Zealand who are seeking to advance their skills in emerging industries. The idea is to develop short courses and microlearning opportunities that give students a range of options for pursuing and achieving their preferred career goals. Possible themes could include:

• Technology,
• Leadership,
• Health and wellness,
• Food and agritech,
• Energy, tourism, design, and natural hazards.

MISSION NEW ZEALAND :

Mission A uniquely New Zealand experience is provided by New Zealand. It focuses on the best that New Zealand has to offer as well as the advantages of joining a global movement for positive change.
Beginners can select from a variety of short courses and micro-credentials that are organized around four topics that reflect New Zealand’s progressiveness and values: culture, tech innovation, creativity, and sustainability. These themes are open to learners from anywhere in the world. There are both free and paid choices available, and the length of the courses ranges from one to fifteen weeks.
The Mind Lab, which was established in 2013, has a history of innovation, providing online education that creates positive futures, and creating community ties, including partnerships with iwi other Mori-led organizations.
The pilot project envisions values-based value generation, a reciprocal, two-way street of learners traveling both into and out of Aotearoa New Zealand, education contributing to global challenges and collective action, and Aotearoa New Zealand being recognized for its unique value proposition: a caring, safe, secure, innovative, and conscientious society.
The project will produce an indigenous framework for future-making, supported by a toolbox and a curriculum. The potential for an online platform to act as an indigenous knowledge exchange, allowing the exchange of knowledge between and within Mori and other indigenous cultures, will be investigated.

Why New Zealand?

• All New Zealand universities enjoy a high level of reputation and consistently rank among the best universities worldwide.
• Most study programs are practical and skill-focused, helping students to seize lucrative career possibilities in their field of study.
• In the multicultural country of New Zealand, people of Moorish, Asian, and Pacific Island descent coexist. New Zealanders are open, honest, and pleasant. You will undoubtedly love your time in New Zealand studying and meet plenty of new people.
• New Zealand has a low crime rate, few endemic diseases, and an excellent healthcare system.
• Most of the time, a student's spouse and dependent children will be given visas that correspond to the length of their partner's or parent’s stay. In New Zealand, spouses of students with work visas may work full-time.
• Their goal is to eventually extend their offerings to degree qualifications.

You can apply New Zealand Permanent Residency Process and the two years post-study visa is the first step in the process of awarding a permanent residency to a New Zealand as you will get additional points for NZ study.

Additional Information

You must finish your course as an international student within the time frame specified on your acceptance letter for the course. You may apply for a Post-Study Work Visa if you do not yet have a job offer. The visas you are given allow you to work in a temporary position while you hunt for a job in your industry. They are good for up to 12 months.

If one of the following applies to your program of study, you may work part time for up to 20 hours per week:

• It is at least two years in duration.
• It results in a New Zealand qualification that earns applicants for a skilled immigrant visa bonus point.
• You must also have an overall IELTS band score of 5.0 or higher in the general or academic modules because it is a postsecondary institution with a primary focus on English language development.

If you are engaged in a full time course of study that lasts as minimum one academic year, you are permitted to work full-time throughout all breaks. You can work full-time throughout the holiday season and the New Year holidays if your full-time study schedule lasts at least 8 months, includes at least two semesters, and totals less than 120 credits. There are no restrictions on the number of hours you can work while engaged in a master’s by research or doctorate degree program offered by a New Zealand academic institution.

Cost : NZ $375
Processing time : 85-90% application within 50 days
Length of stay : - Up to 4 years
Age Limit : Up to 45 years

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