Your Complete Guide to Studying in New Zealand – From Foundation to Masters

Dreaming of Studying in New Zealand?

Are you dreaming of a world-class education in a beautiful, safe, and welcoming country? New Zealand is quickly becoming one of the top choices for international students — and for good reason. With vibrant cities, diverse cultures, flexible work rights, and post-study opportunities, it offers the full package.

Whether you're fresh out of high school, want to level up your skills, or are aiming for a master's degree, there's a pathway for you. And we're here to walk with you every step of the way.

🎓 Study Pathways in New Zealand

New Zealand's education system is designed to guide you from wherever you are right now to where you want to be. Here's a simple breakdown:

• Foundation Courses – For students who’ve just completed high school and need academic or English support before joining a bachelor’s program.
• Certificates & Diplomas – Great for hands-on skills and direct entry into the workforce or a bachelor’s degree.
• Bachelor’s Degrees – Globally recognized qualifications offered in fields like business, IT, tourism, health, and creative arts.
• Master’s Programs – For those who want to advance academically and professionally, often with pathways to residence.

🏫 Programs Offered by Our Partner Institutions

We work closely with trusted institutions like:

• New Zealand Tertiary College – Early childhood education & healthcare
• University of Canterbury International College – Engineering, science, commerce
• University of Waikato College – Business, IT, social sciences
• SAE Institute & Yoobee – Animation, design, and creative media
• NZIS Sports Academy – Sports coaching, fitness
• NZMA & NZST – Hospitality, tourism, and business
• Builders Academy – Construction & trades

💰 What Does It Cost?

Here’s a rough guide:

• Foundation & Certificates: NZD 10,000 – 18,000/year
• Bachelor’s Degrees: NZD 18,000 – 28,000/year
• Master’s Degrees: NZD 24,000 – 35,000/year

Tip: Many institutions offer scholarships and payment plans.

👩🏾‍🎓 Work While You Study

Students in New Zealand can:

• Work up to 25 hours per week during study
• Work full-time during scheduled breaks
• Bring dependents (in some postgraduate and degree programs)
• Qualify for Post-Study Work Visas (1 to 3 years depending on your course)

🗓 Intakes: August to December 2025

There’s still time to join the 2025 intakes — many institutions are welcoming new students for August, September, October, November, and December. Start your application early to secure your spot.

📞 Let’s Talk

Not sure where to start or which institution fits you best?

We’re here to help.
From choosing the right program to guiding you through the visa process — we offer a free consultation to get you on the right path.