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Hello Everyone
There isnt enough infirmation on studying and relocating to New Zealand. I guess the distance is too far for some and New zealand is probably not in the first top 3 of major study route. Anyways i would like it if aspiring students who wish to study in New Zealand or students already there can contribute to this group and finding answers to questions like
1)HOW DO I APPLY TO UNIVERSITIES IN NEW ZEALAND
2)WHAT ARE THE REQUIREMENTS TO STUDY A BSC,MSC AND PGD OR EVEN VOCATIONAL PROGRAMS IN NEW ZEALAND
3)IMMIGRATING TO NEW ZEALAND WITH DEPENDEDNTS
4)LIFE IN NEW ZEALAND

Suggestions and opinions are all welcome

I am also interested

Mopresh0645:
Hello Everyone
There isnt enough infirmation on studying and relocating to New Zealand. I guess the distance is too far for some and New zealand is probably not in the first top 3 of major study route. Anyways i would like it if aspiring students who wish to study in New Zealand or students already there can contribute to this group and finding answers to questions like
1)HOW DO I APPLY TO UNIVERSITIES IN NEW ZEALAND
2)WHAT ARE THE REQUIREMENTS TO STUDY A BSC,MSC AND PGD OR EVEN VOCATIONAL PROGRAMS IN NEW ZEALAND
3)IMMIGRATING TO NEW ZEALAND WITH DEPENDEDNTS
4)LIFE IN NEW ZEALAND

Suggestions and opinions are all welcome

Says who @bolded, there isn't just enough buzz about it, a number of people intending to school there have contacted me for a statement of purpose.

1) The number one way of applying is by narrowing down a number of schools you wish to apply to, it is presumed that these institutions have your desired course, send an email to their respective admissions offices.

2) Requirements may vary from school to school, so it is best you send a mail to the school's admission office.
For example: To pursue a Bachelor's degree at Auckland University of Technology in New Zealand, you will be needing an advanced national technical certificate at a recognised tertiary institution; or an advanced national commercial certificate at a recognised tertiary institution; or West African General Certificate of Education (GCE) Advanced Level. A minimum of three A-Level subjects, with at least a ‘C’ grade or higher.

IELTS: 6.0 overall with all bands 5.5 or higher.

3) Variable factors will determine the mode of immigration.

4) New Zealand ranks high on the quality of life index, it is very safe, weather is highly unpredictable but you will definitely cope as a Nigerian, the landscape is mind-blowing etc.

Here are some other schools you can apply to in New Zealand:

University of Auckland
Lincoln University
Victoria University of Wellington.

Cheers , do not forget to send a mail for a unique statement of purpose

Can one study a bachelors degree program in New Zealand with WAEC result and certificate

JapaProfessor:
Says who @bolded, there isn't just enough buzz about it, a number of people intending to school there have contacted me for a statement of purpose.

1) The number one way of applying is by narrowing down a number of schools you wish to apply to, it is presumed that these institutions have your desired course, send an email to their respective admissions offices.

2) Requirements may vary from school to school, so it is best you send a mail to the school's admission office.
For example: To pursue a Bachelor's degree at Auckland University of Technology in New Zealand, you will be needing an advanced national technical certificate at a recognised tertiary institution; or an advanced national commercial certificate at a recognised tertiary institution; or West African General Certificate of Education (GCE) Advanced Level. A minimum of three A-Level subjects, with at least a ‘C’ grade or higher.

IELTS: 6.0 overall with all bands 5.5 or higher.

3) Variable factors will determine the mode of immigration.

4) New Zealand ranks high on the quality of life index, it is very safe, weather is highly unpredictable but you will definitely cope as a Nigerian, the landscape is mind-blowing etc.

Here are some other schools you can apply to in New Zealand:

University of Auckland
Lincoln University
Victoria University of Wellington.

Cheers , do not forget to send a mail for a unique statement of purpose

phrecy:
Can one study a bachelors degree program in New Zealand with WAEC result and certificate

Yes

Thanks for the response
�i checked the university website for New Zealand..it seems waec result is not accepted in New zealand for bachelors degree program
�Please do you know of any agent that can help get admission for me in New zealand

JapaProfessor:
Yes

please can you respond to me pls
thanks

phrecy:
Thanks for the response
�i checked the university website for New Zealand..it seems waec result is not accepted in New zealand for bachelors degree program
�Please do you know of any agent that can help get admission for me in New zealand