News

Choose New Zealand in China

David Gao, our Operational Director for Greater China, has just come back from his third trip of this year in China.

How will changes announced by Immigration New Zealand affect the “Study Pathway to Residence?”

The new announcement (on 11th October 2016) will make it a little more difficult for students to get Residence, but should not make a huge difference.

1. The ‘points” requirement for automatic selection has gone from 140 to 160 points (temporarily).

Choose New Zealand in Vietnam

Our Regional Manager Holly was traveling in Vietnam with our member schools and Education New Zealand. Holly is promoting Choose New Zealand and our schools to more agents and students in workshops and fairs. She has reported back lots of good news and we believe we will achieve more in the future. Looking forward to welcoming more Vietnamese students.

Happy students in 2016 study groups

Choose New Zealand has again successfully hosted several groups from China during their summer holidays. This year we have students and parents from Xi’an, Shenzhen, Zhejiang and several other cities and provinces. 

Choose New Zealand at New Zealand International Education Conference 2016

Choose New Zealand’s delegates have attended the 2016 New Zealand International Education Conference (NZIEC) held in Auckland, New Zealand on 18, 19 August. This is the 25th NZIEC and the biggest ever. 

Study Group Visits Choose New Zealand

A delegation from Study Group visited our new office on 17 August. Study Group is a leading international education provider, who own and operate colleges, and also partner with more than 50 universities across the UK, Europe, North America, Australia and New Zealand. 

We have moved into new office

We are very pleased to have moved our office recently – but only next door, from 3A to 3C in the same building. We can now better serve our clients in a bigger space. Come and check out our new place if you are in the vicinity. 

The rise of international education

Grant McPherson, the chief executive of Education New Zealand, has written an article recently, talking about education industry and international students impacted New Zealand positively.

Massey’s communication school joins ranks of world’s best

Massey University’s School of Communication, Journalism and Marketing is the first in the Asia-Pacific region to achieve a highly sought-after accreditation for its journalism and communication programmes.

New Zealand ranked one of the happiest and safest places in the world

New Zealand has beat Australia as being one of the happiest, safest, and richest countries in the world. The Legatum Institute has released its annual global Prosperity Index, which ranks the most prosperous countries in the world.