Employment Prospects in New Zealand  

An international education can be a strain on a student’s budget. In New Zealand, most students enrolled in a course of 12 months' duration or longer can work part-time for up to 20 hours a week during semester and during holiday periods.

This not only helps top up the bank balance, but also provides an excellent opportunity to integrate in the community and meet new people.

With skill shortages across various sectors in the New Zealand labor market, graduates are in high demand in New Zealand. In particular, there is a strong demand for skilled workers in the health, information and communications technology, agriculture and farming, and engineering industries.

Students with skills in demand and who wish to stay in New Zealand long-term may apply for a Skilled Migrant visa, which will allow them to live and work in New Zealand permanently.

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Information You Need to Know

• New Zealand Scholarships
• Top Universities in New Zealand
• Upcoming Intake to Study in New Zealand
• Cost of Study in New Zealand
• Education System
• Employment Prospects
• People and Culture
• Student Visa Requirements
• Transportation
• Why Study in New Zealand

Study in Different Cities in New Zealand

• Study in Auckland
• Study in Christchurch
• Study in Dunedin
• Study in Hamilton
• Study in Wellington

New Zealand Higher Education

• Study Bachelor’s Degree New Zealand
• Study Master’s in New Zealand
• Study MBA in New Zealand
• Study MS in New Zealand
• Study PHD in New Zealand

Courses to Study in New Zealand

• Business in New Zealand
• Health and Medicine in New Zealand
• Study Information Technology (IT) in New Zealand