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New Zealand boasts an extensive coastline stretching over 15,000 kilometers, graced with pristine beaches, rugged coastlines, and enchanting bays. Among these coastal wonders, the Bay of Islands is a maritime paradise that beckons sailors and water sports enthusiasts alike. The Coromandel Peninsula’s Hot Water Beach is famous for its natural hot springs bubbling up through the sand, allowing visitors to create hot pools on the shore. Beyond its natural splendors, New Zealand is renowned for its warm and welcoming people. The indigenous Maori culture plays a vital role in the nation’s identity. Visitors can learn about Maori traditions, art, and history through cultural performances, museums, and immersive experiences such as a traditional hangi feast. The Maori language, Te Reo, is the official language of New Zealand, reflecting the commitment to preserving and celebrating this rich heritage.
Nestled in the southwestern Pacific Ocean, New Zealand is a picturesque island nation that unfolds with breathtaking natural splendor, steeped in a rich cultural heritage deeply influenced by Maori and European traditions. Revered as Aotearoa in the Maori language, translating to “Land of the Long White Cloud,” it is a realm of captivating contrasts and diverse landscapes that captivate the soul. The heart of New Zealand’s allure beats within its awe-inspiring landscapes. Nature’s masterpiece is unveiled within Fiordland National Park, where the iconic Milford Sound reigns supreme. Cascading waterfalls and rugged cliffs merge to form a tableau that embodies the nation’s untamed beauty. Moreover, the geothermal wonders of Rotorua, where bubbling mud pools and geysers create an otherworldly atmosphere, offer a unique natural spectacle.
New Zealand boasts an extensive coastline stretching over 15,000 kilometers, graced with pristine beaches, rugged coastlines, and enchanting bays. Among these coastal wonders, the Bay of Islands is a maritime paradise that beckons sailors and water sports enthusiasts alike. The Coromandel Peninsula’s Hot Water Beach is famous for its natural hot springs bubbling up through the sand, allowing visitors to create hot pools on the shore. Beyond its natural splendors, New Zealand is renowned for its warm and welcoming people. The indigenous Maori culture plays a vital role in the nation’s identity. Visitors can learn about Maori traditions, art, and history through cultural performances, museums, and immersive experiences such as a traditional hangi feast. The Maori language, Te Reo, is the official language of New Zealand, reflecting the commitment to preserving and celebrating this rich heritage.
Nestled in the southwestern Pacific Ocean, New Zealand is a picturesque island nation that unfolds with breathtaking natural splendor, steeped in a rich cultural heritage deeply influenced by Maori and European traditions. Revered as Aotearoa in the Maori language, translating to “Land of the Long White Cloud,” it is a realm of captivating contrasts and diverse landscapes that captivate the soul. The heart of New Zealand’s allure beats within its awe-inspiring landscapes. Nature’s masterpiece is unveiled within Fiordland National Park, where the iconic Milford Sound reigns supreme. Cascading waterfalls and rugged cliffs merge to form a tableau that embodies the nation’s untamed beauty. Moreover, the geothermal wonders of Rotorua, where bubbling mud pools and geysers create an otherworldly atmosphere, offer a unique natural spectacle.
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All the New Zealand Universities are ranked in the Top 410 as per the QS World Rankings 2024
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New Zealand is the second-most peaceful country worldwide, a rank it has enjoyed since 2014 (Global Peace Index 2022)
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The official languages are English and Māori.
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Students can work 20 hours/week part-time during classes and 40 hours/week during holidays. The min. wage rate is NZD 22.70 per hour
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Post-study work visa of up to 36 months
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Permanent Residency Opportunities
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Course and University Guidance
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English Proficiency Counseling
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Visa Application Assistance
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Post-Admission Support
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Study Permit Compliance
I have got student visa for CANADA on 13/12/2017 for January intake. English World is the best consulting institute. I would like to thank English world team, specially maulik sir because he helped me and gave proper guidance for every step till course selection to getting visa. It was wonderful experience to get IELTS study and consulting for visa. So, guys if you have any kind of confusion about IELTS and visa file you should visit the English world. Once again thanks to whole English world team.