Vocational study in New Zealand: Program, conditions, costs

Quality training program

New Zealand's vocational training program is designed to be flexible and innovative, focusing on practicing practical skills and helping students develop stable and stable skills. Therefore, after studying abroad in New Zealand, you will have a clear career orientation and be equipped with the necessary knowledge and skills to apply to real work as quickly as possible.

Short training time, reasonable cost

Vocational study abroad in New Zealand usually lasts only 6 months - 2 years, much shorter than a university program. With an optimized study program in a short time, you can save most of the cost, quickly complete your studies, and then look for a job to increase your income and gain experience.

The cost of vocational training in New Zealand is extremely reasonable, ranging from $10,000 – $18,000 NZD/year, depending on the school and training program.

Wide range of career opportunities

After completing your apprenticeship in New Zealand, you can search for work and quickly enter the labor market. Currently, the New Zealand government has many policies to support international students to find a job after graduation, you can apply for a Post-Study Work Visa (PSWV) to stay in the "Kiwi country" to work after completing the course. The duration of the visa will depend on the level of study and profession.

The demand for human resources in New Zealand is currently quite high, especially in the engineering, construction, health, and tourism industries, which are all industries that are always "thirsty" for workers here. You can gain work experience, and choose sectors that are easy to settle in New Zealand, this is also an opportunity that will allow you to stay in this country in the future.

Levels in a vocational study abroad program in New Zealand:

• Certificate I to IV: 4 - 6 months

• College: 1 – 2 years

• Advanced College: 1.5 – 2 years

• Certificate/Postgraduate Diploma: 1 year

Vocational Study Abroad Pathway in New Zealand:

Because the education system between Vietnam and New Zealand is different, you will usually have to have an additional 1 year of preparation. Therefore, if you want to study a vocational program in New Zealand, you should start at the end of grade 11 with the following roadmap:

• Completion of Grade 11 in Vietnam: Study for Vocational Certificate 3 to Vocational Certificate 4 or College → Advanced Diploma → Bachelor's Degree (if desired)

• Completion of Grade 12 in Vietnam: Vocational certificate 4 or college, or advanced college → bachelor's degree (if desired)

• Graduated from a university in Vietnam: Choose a Postgraduate certificate/ Diploma or Master's program at a vocational school with training.

The conditions for vocational study in New Zealand are relatively basic as follows:

• Education: Completion of Grade 11

• Academic ability: Depending on the school and major, the academic requirements may vary. Usually, a GPA of 6.5 or higher is quite appropriate.

• Foreign language proficiency: English language skills are important for you to be able to study and work in New Zealand. The minimum IELTS score is usually 5.5, however some schools or disciplines may require it higher.

• Proof of finances: You need to prove that your family can afford to cover the cost of studying and living during your study abroad.

The above are the basic conditions. In addition, when studying abroad, you also need to prove your background and health,... If you need more information to prepare your application, you can contact IDP for a free consultation!

The cost of vocational training in New Zealand is considered quite reasonable, lower than in other countries such as the US, UK, and Australia,...

• Apprenticeship and college fees: from $8,000 – $20,000/year

• Undergraduate: $18,000 – NZD 22,000/year

• Postgraduate Training: approximately NZD 25,000 per year

• Living expenses: $11,000 – NZD 15,000/year

• Housing/dormitory fee: $8,000 – $11,000/year

The above costs are only for reference, for detailed and accurate financial planning, you can contact IDP consultants or actively use the Study Abroad Cost Calculator provided by IDP.

Promising Vocational Studies in New Zealand

Currently, New Zealand is experiencing a large shortage of human resources in healthcare-related fields, especially in industries such as nursing and nursing. The reason is that health and medical services today are increasingly being taken seriously, moreover, New Zealand also has a fairly high proportion of the elderly population, and the number of people reaching retirement age is increasing, so the number of healthcare workers is increasingly scarce.

New Zealand's prime minister estimates that the country will need about 10 million healthcare workers by 2030. Therefore, studying abroad in New Zealand Nursing is a worthy choice, helping you ensure the opportunity to work and settle down for a long time.

Vocational study abroad in New Zealand in Mechanical - Electronics

The Mechanicalelectronics industry is one of the fields in need of a lot of manpower in New Zealand's Immediate Skill Shortage List (ISSL). It can be seen that currently, science, technology, and technology are developing more and more strongly, leading to an increasing demand for recruiting the workforce.

Mechanical – electronics is also a field that brings high and stable income. After apprenticeship, you will have a lot of opportunities to find good jobs not only in New Zealand, and Vietnam but also all over the world.

Studying in New Zealand as a Chef

New Zealand has a diverse cuisine and the tourism industry here is also growing stronger than ever. Studying a chef in New Zealand not only opens up opportunities to study in a developed environment but also is a solid stepping stone for you to build a career and settle in the "Kiwi country".

The chef industry is now also considered the leading development field in the world because the demand for human food is increasing, and the demand for recruiting skilled chefs is also greater.

New Zealand Vocational Training in Construction

Studying abroad in the construction industry in New Zealand is an option worth considering for young people who are passionate about the field of construction and architecture. New Zealand has a developed economy and large, modern infrastructure projects, so there is always a high demand for human resources with construction expertise.

The vocational training units here are famous for their practical learning programs, combining theory with practice at the construction site, helping students to be fully equipped with knowledge and skills before entering the labor market. After graduation, students also have high job opportunities, attractive salaries, and many opportunities for advancement.

Vocational training in New Zealand in Agriculture and Forestry

Agriculture and forestry have long been interested and invested in countries around the world. Especially the field of biotechnology research and clean food is also increasingly focused. In New Zealand, agriculture is the largest sector of the economy, playing a huge role in generating income from the country's exports, employing about 11% of the country's total workforce.

Therefore, vocational training in agriculture and forestry is a field with a lot of potential for development, which is always facilitated and encouraged by New Zealand to study and work.

Plan to study in New Zealand with IDP!

With attractive advantages and benefits, vocational study abroad in New Zealand is increasingly popular and interesting among young people. You can save most of your time at a reasonable cost while still being trained and studying in a reputable and quality environment and receive an international study abroad certificate, improving your chances of finding a job after returning home. The form of vocational study abroad is also the perfect choice for students who want to study abroad but still have many financial limitations.

If you still have questions, are confused, and need more information about studying in New Zealand or studying abroad, please contact IDP for advice and answers in the most detailed way. With their expertise and experience, the consultants will help you choose the most suitable option based on your personal capacity, interests, and financial conditions.

At IDP, you will be connected to prestigious partner schools in New Zealand, advice on choosing the right school, major, and course, support in finding scholarships to study in New Zealand from 30-100% of tuition fees, prepare documents, guide to apply for a New Zealand student visa with a success rate of over 90%.

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