APPLYING FOR STUDY IN NEW ZEALAND
Monday - 01/12/2025
The application process for studying in New Zealand differs by education level, and even within the same level, each school may have specific requirements. Therefore, students should contact us to receive detailed guidance.
To apply for high school, students need to submit to Duc Anh the following documents: notarized copies of school transcripts for the most recent two years, an international English certificate if available (if not, students will take an English test at Đức Anh), passport or birth certificate, and any other outstanding academic or extracurricular achievements (such as provincial/national awards in academics, sports, music, etc.).
To apply for a diploma or polytechnic program, students need to provide notarized transcripts for the most recent two to three years, an international English certificate equivalent to PTE Academic 46 or IELTS 5.0, passport or birth certificate, and any outstanding achievements (such as provincial/national awards in academics, sports, music, etc.). If the student has already finished high school and is currently studying at a college or university, they must also submit the current academic transcript.
To apply for a university foundation program leading to a bachelor’s degree, students need to submit notarized transcripts for the most recent two to three years, an international English certificate equivalent to PTE Academic 46 or IELTS 5.0, passport or birth certificate, and any notable achievements (such as provincial/national awards in academics, sports, music, etc.). If the student has completed high school and is studying in a college or university, an additional transcript must be included.
To apply for a bachelor’s degree program, students must provide notarized transcripts for the most recent two to three years, an international English certificate equivalent to PTE Academic 46 or IELTS 5.0, passport or birth certificate, and any outstanding academic or extracurricular achievements. If the student has completed high school and is currently studying at a college or university, the relevant transcript should be added.
To apply for a master’s degree by coursework, applicants need to submit notarized university transcripts and bachelor’s degree certificates, an international English certificate equivalent to PTE Academic 46 or IELTS 5.0, passport or birth certificate, any outstanding achievements (such as provincial/national awards in academics, sports, music, etc.), and proof of work experience or professional achievements.
To apply for a master’s by research or a PhD, applicants must submit notarized transcripts and degree certificates for the bachelor’s and/or master’s program, an international English certificate equivalent to PTE Academic 46 or IELTS 5.0, passport or birth certificate, any outstanding achievements (provincial/national awards in academics, sports, music, research, etc.), proof of work experience or professional achievements, academic CV, two reference letters, one personal statement, one research proposal, and any published papers, research work, or books.
Duc Anh EduConnect Supports Students:
Duc Anh is a reputable and trusted representative of ALL schools in New Zealand. If you meet the entry requirements, we can certainly help you gain admission to any school you wish. And if the school offers scholarships and you are eligible, you will receive prioritized consideration.
For tailored guidance and full assistance throughout your study-abroad journey, please contact:
Duc Anh EduConnect
Hotline: 09887 09698
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