STUDY IN NEWZEALAND

New Zealand is one of the most peaceful nations in the world that's why it has become a first choice of students in the world. Universities and colleges of New Zealand provide highly valued degrees. Presence of different cultures and backgrounds give a student space for personal growth and development.New Zealand's education system works on hands on practical learning style, students experience more than just getting a theoretical knowledge.Students have the opportunity to work anywhere in the world with a degree from New Zealand in hand. New Zealand embassy follows a crystal clear visa policy which makes the application process fast and easy. The best part about studies in New Zealand is that the tuition is paid after visa approval.

How to Apply Study Visa for New Zealand

New Zealand Study Visa Process

Different rules are for applying visa if you planning to enter in New Zealand. Students are free to apply visa according to the duration of course. Various kinds of student visas are in New Zealand like Dependent Child Student visa, Exchange Student Visa, Fee paying Student Visa, New Zealand Aid Student Visa etc. Students can enjoy high-quality education of New Zealand after having visa approval. So, Pyramid will provide you top-notch guidance to choose best College in New Zealand according to your eligibility criteria. To apply for study visa at any New Zealand Institute students need to follow the process as shared below.

  College/University application along with the academic documents to be shared
  Receive Offer Letter from the College/University.
  Police Clearance Certificate(PCC) and Medical Certificate are required.
  Financial Requirement Proof is mandatory.
  Statement of Purpose(SOP) is required.
  After all preparation, then consultants will help you in further procedure.
  Interview(Telephonic or otherwise)
  File lodging procedure.
  Then the final Result will be in form of visa.

Work While Study in New Zealand

Earn while Studying

Part time work experience can help Students to earn enough in order to cut their day to day expenses. Moreover, students can gain experience which helps to develop skills like communication, teamwork, timekeeping etc. These skills can be very beneficial for students in future. But students should always try to balance work hours with study so academic performance couldn't be compromised. In New Zealand, worker rights are available to international students while studying. New Zealand only allows you to work 20 hours a week on a student visa.

INSTITUTES AND POLYTECHNICS (GOVT.COLLEGES)

Ara Institute of Canterbury (ARA)	Christchurch
Eastern Institute of Technology (Hawkes Bay) (EIT)	Napier(hawke bay)
Manukau Institute of Technology	Manukau
Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology (NMIT	Nelson
Northland Polytechnic (NorthTec)	Whangarei
Otago Polytechnic	Otago
Southern Institute of Technology (SIT)	Invercargill
Tai Poutini Polytechnic	Invercargill
The Open Polytechnic of New Zealand
Unitec New Zealand	Auckland
Universal College of Learning (UCOL)	Palmeston North
Waiariki Bay of Plenty Polytechnic	Rotorua/Tauranga
Waikato Institute of Technology (Wintec)	Hamilton

PRIVATE COLLEGES

S.No	Name	Location
1	Auckland Wise College(AWI)	Auckalnd
2	UUNZ	Auckalnd
3	Queens Academic Group	Auckalnd
4	Raffles Design Institute	Auckalnd
5	International College of Linguistics (ICL)	Auckalnd
6	Cornell	Auckalnd
7	Quantum Education Group	Auckalnd
8	New Zealand Academy of Studies (NZAS)	Auckalnd
9	New Zealand Management Academics (NZMA)	Auckalnd
10	Regent	Auckalnd
11	International Linguistic College	Auckalnd
12	KITE	Auckalnd
13	Oxford International Academy	Auckalnd
14	North Shore International Academy	Auckalnd
15	Edenz	Auckalnd
16	New Zealand Institute of Education	Auckland, Manukau,Takapuna
17	NZIOS	Auckland