Currently, we do not offer placements in Boarding schools, however we can place students in public schools in New Zealand.
Nevertheless, if you have already chosen a boarding school in New Zealand and would like to receive our free services, please contact us as we may be able to help.
We help you to select a public school in New Zealand. Since we represent the public schools in New Zealand, our services are free of charge!
Our free services include:
- Helping you find the perfect school in New Zealand that meets your needs
- Advising you on school fees and finance options
- Preparation of enrolment application forms and necessary documentation as well as assistance with applying for your visa
- Information on flights and special prices
- Assistance and advice throughout your entire studies at a school in New Zealand
Why a Boarding School in New Zealand
Reasons for choosing a boarding school in New Zealand
Boarding Schools New Zealand offer many benefits:
High academic level: The achievements of New Zealand boarding schools are very transparent and therefore comparable. Furthermore, taking part in a ranking system spurs top academic standards.
Excellent educational environment: A boarding school in New Zealand class most often consists of merely 12 students. This favourable teacher-student-ratio provides for optimal supervision and support of the students.
Manifold academic curriculum: Students at boarding schools in New Zealand can choose from a huge variety of courses, depending on their interests and dispositions. Moreover, all subjects are future-orientated.
Up to date computer facilities: students at boarding schools in New Zealand get the possibility to make use of modern computer labs as well as to work with their own notebooks.
Highly educated staff: teachers at boarding schools in New Zealand are highly educated. They create a positive learning atmosphere which likewise motivates students.
Networking: relationships are a career booster. At our partner schools, international students get the chance to build up relationships with other students as well as mentors and teachers. Such friendships and connections may last a lifetime, proving beneficial to one’s career advancement.
Career planning: The basis for one’s career is laid at school: special “Career Counsellors” advice students on all educational aspects. They also provide a letter of recommendations.
Internationally recognised qualification: It is possible to gain a qualification (e.g. International Baccalaureate) which enables students to take up studies at international top universities all over the world.
