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English for Academic Study

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Postgraduate and Bachelor’s pathways

If you need to fulfill English language entry requirements, you can consider enrolling in an Academic English or English for Academic Purposes (EAP) course offered by your education provider. The study duration will depend on your English proficiency and target IELTS score, ensuring a personalized learning experience that meets your goals.

Students

Bachelor’s degree foundation programmes

If English is not your first language, you can enhance your skills by enrolling in an English language foundation course, either in your home country or in New Zealand. These courses are equivalent to the final year of a New Zealand secondary school and provide a pathway to university or higher education, ensuring you’re well-prepared for academic success.

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Secondary school in New Zealand

Studying at a New Zealand secondary school and completing NCEA or equivalent qualifications is an excellent way to improve your English while preparing for university. Most schools provide specialized English language classes designed to support international students, ensuring a smooth transition to higher education.

Explore How Students Like Yu Mori Are Perfecting Their English in New Zealand

Meet Yu Mori, a student from Japan who has rapidly improved his English and gained confidence while studying in vibrant Auckland. By participating in conversation groups, connecting with locals, and gaining real-world experience through his part-time job at a café, Yu is truly making the most of his time abroad.

Watch his inspiring video to see how embracing new opportunities can transform your language learning journey and help you feel right at home in a new country.

Reach out to us to explore your options and take the first step toward achieving your academic dreams in New Zealand. We’re here to guide you every step of the way!

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