Accommodation & Guardianship Schools ISENZ can arrange accommodation, including homestay, independent flats ISENZ can arrange enrolment at any of its 20 high schools and ensure that (apartments), or hostels. students are placed in schools that best suit their requirements, taking into account All ISENZ homestay families are vetted by police before being accepted as an academic needs, subjects, type of school, accommodation needs and location. iseNZ ISENZ homestay host family. ISENZ provides Guardianship upon request. INTERNATIONAL STUDENT EDUCATION NEW ZEALAND LIMITED

Holiday Trips Travel Arrangements ISENZ can arrange group holiday trips in both the North and South Islands during ISENZ can take care of all travel, visa and insurance arrangements. ISENZ staff school and university vacation times. Students are assured of seeing and meet students at the airport, check that they catch any connecting flight, take experiencing some of the best tourist destinations in the world. them to their accommodation and intoduce them to their homestay family.

Homestay Arrangement and Care & Support Services - Optional Services Homestays and Guardianship can be arranged by ISENZ on request. (A) Homestay Arrangements with Support • Arrange homestay accommodation and provide ongoing homestay contact. • Arrange police vetting of all homestay caregivers. • Meet student on arrival and take to homestay family. • Provide contact person who is available at all times to talk to homestay hosts regarding any problems and worries that they might have. Immigration • Visit all homestay accommodation on a regular basis as set out under the Code of Full details of visa and permit requirements, advice on rights to employment in New Practice to ensure the ongoing suitability of homestay accommodation. Zealand while studying, and reporting requirements are available through the New Zealand • Arrange a new homestay, if necessary, at any time. Immigration Service, and can be viewed on their website at www.immigration.govt.nz • Provide initial orientation to the region, New Zealand lifestyle and New Zealand law Eligibility for Health Services relating to drinking, drugs, driving and general safety issues. Most international students are not entitled to publicly funded health services while in New • Introduce the student to the school. Zealand. Students who receive medical treatment during their visit may be liable for the • provide homestay and pastoral reports to parents. full costs of that treatment, and hence need to be covered by insurance. Full details on Cost per year: $NZ900 entitlements to publicly-funded health services are available through the Ministry of Health, and can be viewed on their website at www.moh.govt.nz (B) ISENZ Guardianship Package Accident Insurance • Provide all services as in (A) above, plus... • Assist with student visa applications & renewals. The Accident Compensation Corporation provides accident insurance for all New Zealand World Class Education citizens, residents and temporary visitors to New Zealand, but students may still be liable • Arrange health insurance and complete health insurance claims on behalf of the for all other medical and related costs. Further information can be viewed on the ACC student. website at www.acc.co.nz • Be an advocate for the student in the event of the student being in difficulty with homestay, school or authorities. Lifetime Experience Health and Travel Insurance • Open a bank account for the student. International students must have appropriate and current health and travel insurance while • Arrange a doctor, dentist, medical specialist or optician if required. studying in New Zealand. • Arrange accommodation and transport for visiting parents or relatives. ISENZ recommends Uni-Care as their policies provide comprehensive cover and can • Make travel arrangements for the return of the student to his/her home country. Passport to the World easily be processed in New Zealand. Further information can be viewed on the Uni-Care • Provide a support person of the same nationality to act as an website at www.uni-care.org. interpreter/mentor/counsellor with and between the student/homestay/school. Insurance typically costs $NZ400-$NZ450 per year depending on the level of coverage. Quotations are available on request. This counsellor will maintain regular contact with the student, monitor progress, ISENZ can arrange insurance cover. identify problems, translate reports etc. • Arrange after-school tuition if required at additional cost. Code of Practice • Organise holiday activities and trips. All ISENZ Schools observe and are bound by the Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care • Attend student report evenings. of International Students published by the Ministry of Education. Copies of the Code are • Maintain regular contact with the school. available on request from ISENZ or from the New Zealand Ministry of Education website www.isenz.com • newzealandeducated.com at www.minedu.govt.nz/goto/international Cost per year: $NZ3150 Horowhenua College Iona College A state co-ed secondary school (roll 850) is situated in Levin. Iona College has a long history of high academic and social iseNZ (Population 16000). Levin is on State Highway One, an hour's achievement, encouraging each individual to reach her drive from the capital Wellington. The town is close to sandy personal best. Iona is a girls only college which offers a beaches on the west and forested mountain ranges on the east. supportive, caring environment and a wide range of Why Use ISENZ Services? Cost of ISENZ Services: The school has; library and computer facilities, science opportunities. laboratories, music and performing arts suite, two gymnasiums, ISENZ offers a complete one-stop service which • Students pay nothing to complete an enrolment swimming pool, technology centre, art and photography facilities, and wharenui. Facilities includes: The campus has canteen, tennis courts, playing fields and a relaxing rose lined directly through ISENZ. quadrangle area. 30 acres of park-like grounds, fields, courts, sports centre, swimming pool, internet/email. • Advice and information on New Zealand schools The academic programme prepares all students for all tertiary training. Class sizes Accommodation is in carefully selected homestays. This enables students to experience are small. Many extra-curricula activities are offered - music tuition, choirs, orchestra, and studying in New Zealand. • Overseas educational agencies can work through the New Zealand culture first hand with their caring host families. drama, speech tuition, debating, sport, dance. • Enrolment and visa applications. ISENZ without incurring any cost. Student's choice Intending to do tertiary studies? • Placement in the school of your choice. • ISENZ will provide overseas agents with advice, Select an academic programme (ESOL support to ensure university entrance requirements International Students are covered). We have had 15 years of experience with overseas students. Up to 10 overseas • Homestay arrangement and support while in New information on schools, promotional material Zealand. Coming to improve your English and experience the "kiwi" way of life? students from a variety of backgrounds are well cared for in a secure environment Standard classes plus an alternative programme during exam times. and benefit from participation in all house and school events. During the term students • Orientation on arrival in New Zealand. and enrolment support free of charge. Want Outdoor Education? are accommodated in the school boarding house; carefully chosen home-stays are • A guardianship service. • ISENZ offers optional support services. The Sea kayaking, mountain biking, lead climbing, top rope climbing, caving. Specialist arranged for holidays. An Overseas Student Co-ordinator assists each student and • Holiday activities instructors utilised. keeps in contact with parents. costs of these optional services vary according We are willing to try to meet any special requests. (eg Golf Academy) Iona offers valuable opportunities to develop strong language skills among English to the level of service. (See back cover). A wide variety of interests is catered for both at College and in the wider Levin community. speaking friends. Students are mainstreamed in their chosen subject areas with ISENZ can provide students with a choice of excellent Major sports are; cricket, soccer, rugby, net ball, hockey, canoe polo, athletics, mountain ESOL programmes and subject support provided by a qualified and experienced biking, and rowing. Also available; badminton, table tennis (ping pong), squash, rifle schools and tertiary institutions throughout the central • ISENZ marketing and enrolment costs are met shooting, basketball, softball, swimming, in-line hockey, lawn bowls, touch rugby and teacher. NCEA Literacy requirements and IELTS preparation are catered for in both region of New Zealand and with institutions outside by the education provider in New Zealand and volleyball. individual and small group this region on request. Cultural opportunities instruction. will not come out of educational agents’ Kapahaka, debating, choir, jazz band, (See Pages 10-23) rock bands, drama and musical commissions from the school. productions. Contact Mrs Gilian Melville ISENZ helps agents and students find the best Contact Principal student-institution match. Dean of International Students 42 Lucknow Road ISENZ gives agents and students access to PO Box 544, Levin, New Zealand. Havelock North Tel 64 6 368 6159 ext 215 Phone +64 6 877 8149 Fax 64 6 367 9210 Fax +64 6 877 7933 ISENZ provides overseas students with direction 24 institutions through a single contract. Email: [email protected] [email protected] and support from the time of their initial enquiry, Website: www.horowhenua.school.nz www.iona.school.nz through to enrolment and obtaining student visas, arrangement of a place in their choice of school and ALL ENROLMENTS MUST BE MADE THROUGH ISENZ • [email protected] • Fax +64 6 356 6676 arrangement of and support in a homestay. Support Napier Girls’ High School The Wellington Diocesan staff are only a phone call away at any time of day. School for Girls (Nga Tawa) Napier Girls' High School is committed to quality education for girls Full 'guardianship' support can be provided through in a caring environment. Our focus is the needs of young women. The Wellington Diocesan School for Girls (Nga Tawa) is one of We believe our school is an excellent choice for parents who value New Zealand's leading secondary schools. It offers a high quality the ISENZ Guardianship Package. (See back cover) single-sex education and traditional standards yet modern, progressive educational environment where academic, cultural and sporting courses. excellence are the norm. Great importance is placed on: ISENZ can assist agents and individuals work through • Excellence • Self-esteem • Leadership Located in the heart of the Rangitikei, Nga Tawa is a school with a long, problems they may encounter with student visa • Respect for others • Individual differences • Preparation for Tertiary Education well-established tradition for quality education. Set in 50 acres of beautiful grounds Napier Girls' High School values its students from other countries by sharing and celebrating cultural and gardens, the facilities are outstanding. applications. differences. The school offers a broad range of sporting and cultural activities to international students which enable them to interact and socialise with New Zealand students. Academically, Nga Tawa consistently achieves 98%-100% pass rates in all levels of NCEA. The International Baccalaureate is also successfully offered at the school. Participation in any of the following activities is encouraged: ISENZ arranges holiday trips for students wanting • Sport - Includes athletics, badminton, basketball, netball, cricket, hockey, soccer, swimming, table to discover New Zealand. tennis, tennis, volleyball. Nga Tawa's arts programme is comprehensive and students each year achieve • Music - Tuition and performance opportunities are available in a wide range of musical instruments. regional and national recognition in Music, Singing, Speech and Drama and Debating. Music tuition fee is not included in the school tuition fee. • Drama - Senior and junior clubs. An annual school production, involving senior students, is held The school offers world-class equestrian facilities, including all-weather jumping and in conjunction with Napier Boys' High School. bark arenas, cross-country courses and stables for 45 horses. Equine Studies is • Art - Painting, design and photography are available at senior levels. offered within the curriculum and many students achieve national and regional honours. ISENZ is New Zealand based and its educational consultants Hostel accommodation is provided for Year 9 to 11 students where students experience the New Zealand way of life amongst girls of a similar age. Year 12 to 13 students can choose to live in carefully selected Nga Tawa is a full boarding school. have extensive knowledge of the New Zealand education system. homestay accommodation. Student welfare is given great importance by the school to ensure that academic development, personal development and security needs of the students are met at all times. Therefore, most international students enjoy living on site. ESOL support is It has representatives in Asia and Europe who have personal educational available and our International Club experience in New Zealand. provides opportunities to celebrate ethnic Head Office diversity within a caring, Christian environment. Director, Russell Trethewey, was principal of Freyberg High School for PO Box 5329 13 years and chairperson of the New Zealand Secondary Principals' Palmerston North Contact Director Council in 2002 & 2003, giving him many connections within education New Zealand The Principal and government in New Zealand and extensive knowledge of schools Nga Tawa School Russell Trethewey Tel: +64 6 358 5824 Contact Wellington Diocesan School for Girls Private Bag 1101 MSc (Hons), Dip Tchg and tertiary institutions. Tel: +64 6 356 6676 “Teachers endeavour to develop students Napier Girls' High School Clyde Road, Napier Marton Tel: +64 6 358 5824 Fax: +64 6 358 5824 New Zealand The ISENZ Education Manager has 9 years experience as an International holistically through girls’ involvement in New Zealand Mobile:+64 21 656 750 Fax: +64 6 356 6676 academic, sporting and cultural pursuits. Phone +64 6 835 1069 Phone: +64 6 327 6429 Sudent Support Manager dealing with student enrolments, student Fax: +64 6 327 7954 021 656 750 (NZ) [email protected] School traditions are important and values of Fax +64 6 835 8164 visas, homestay arrangements and student support. e-mail [email protected] [email protected] www.isenz.com respect and responsibility are promoted.” or [email protected] Email: [email protected] Education Review Office, 2005 or [email protected] www.ngatawaschool.co.nz 1 22 Awatapu College Central Hawke's Bay College Wellington City Awatapu College has attractive tree lined grounds with Central Hawke's Bay College is a rural co -educational school modern, well planned buildings. Specialist facilities include of 700 students aged from 13 - 18. Our aim is to produce confident, Wellington, the capital of New Zealand, is located in the centre of an excellent library, sports gymnasium, performing arts competent all-round sudents who strive for excellence in all the country at the southern end of the North Island. It is a three hour facilities and technology, science and computer rooms that areas. make it practical as well as spacious. Palmerston North flight from eastern Australia and around a ten hour flight from most enjoys easy access to mountains, lakes, sporting venues Why choose Central Hawke's Bay? Central Hawke's Bay College places on the Pacific Rim. and beaches and is within easy reach of Wellington. offers a warm and welcoming environment for its international students. We believe in providing a quality and caring experience for a small number of overseas Academic Programme. students. Living in a small rural community means everyone knows your name! The * Courses registered with NZ Qualifications Authority (NZQA) International Co-ordinator not only teaches at the College but also co-ordinates homestays Wellington is consistently voted New Zealand’s most liveable city. * Automatic entry to all NZ Tertiary Education institutions and universities following exam and visits homes regularly. Wellington’s amphitheatre of harbour and hills dictates its compact success and graduation from Year 13. Facilities form. Nearly everything is within easy walking distance. English Language Support. • 17 hectares of beautifully landscaped grounds • Well resourced departments. * ESOL, subject and in-class support, IELTS preparation, academic English for university Academic Programme The Wellington region is a collection of five cities and districts study. • Small classes (average 18 students) in the senior school • High quality academic * Students study in classes alongside NZ students. programmes and scholastic success delivered by a dynamic and highly qualified staff (Wellington, Hutt, Upper Hutt, Porirua and Kapiti). It offers a wide • Broad and balanced education. variety of landscapes – from bays and beaches to rolling hinterland Extra-Curricular Programmes and Sport. * Extensive range of sports, music, drama, cultural and interest groups. Extra-Curricular Programme – and a matching number of work and lifestyle options. Approximately * Outdoor education camps and ski trips. • Above national average participation in sport • Outstanding music and cultural opportunities. 180,000 people live in Wellington City; 450,000 in the five cities that * Students encouraged to participate, make friends with NZ students and through involvement • Involvement available in Duke of Edinburgh Awards, Young Enterprise Scheme etc. become better communicators in English. collectively make up greater Wellington. * Students enjoy social contacts and balance International Students schoolwork and social activities. • Welcoming atmosphere • Small number of international students integrated into the body of the school • Dedicated International Co-ordinator. Wellington enjoys a mild climate (if at times a bit breezy) with over Contact International Student Support. 2000 hours of sunshine a year, reaching an average maximum of * Specialised welfare and homestay support. Director International Students Location Homestay placements arranged with approved, Mrs Zoe Codd • Rural community of 14,000 people many of whom live in Waipukurau and Waipawa, the 20.3 degrees Celsius in summer. It enjoys more sunshine hours local families. two largest towns. Renowned for its temperate climate, sheep and cattle farming, vineyards Awatapu College and orchards. than Auckland, Melbourne and London and less rain than Auckland * Homestay Co-ordinator on call at all times in 434 Botanical Road emergencies. and Sydney. * Homestay families are welcoming and friendly Palmerston North and make students feel part of their family. New Zealand Contact Wellingtonians are outward looking, and are the most educated (and Phone: +64 6 356 4817 ext 843 Ms Gill Easton Fax: +64 6 356 4819 International Co-ordinator highly paid) in New Zealand. Wellington is a multicultural and Central Hawke's Bay College international city. More than 20 percent of residents are bilingual [email protected] PO Box 482 Waipukurau 4176 and some 25 percent were born outside the country. Enrolment details and forms New Zealand Phone: +64 6 858 9203 available from our website Fax: +64 6 858 7003 Wellington boasts a network of high-calibre tertiary institutions, high http://www.awatapu.school.nz [email protected] schools and language schools.

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FAHS – Feilding High School Hastings Girls' High School Palmerston North City FAHS – Feilding High School is a progressive co-educational The school's strong academic focus is tailored to meet the unique Palmerston North is a vibrant provincial city with a population of Shopping to rival that found anywhere in New Zealand awaits the secondary school with a roll of 1380 students. The school was learning needs of young women so that each student achieves to established in 1921 and has a proud tradition of academic, cultural the maximum of her academic potential. The blend of tradition 78 000. Situated on the banks of the Manawatu River, it is nestled serious “retail Therapist” whilst connoisseurs of fine food, good coffee and sporting achievement which continues with today’s students. and vision equips students for life in the new millennium. at the foot of the Tararua Mountain Range with the Ruahine Mountain and a good night life find themselves spoilt for choice. The city’s We offer traditional school values of respect, courtesy and excellence. Located in central Hastings in park-like grounds, Hastings Girls' High Range to the north east. Located at the heart of a prosperous theatres and sports facilities are the envy of many larger cities. There is a modern curriculum offering wide subject choice, quality teaching School has excellent modern facilities of well-equipped classrooms and agricultural region, it is also a major research, technology and with excellent facilities and resources, and extensive use of information technology. specialist rooms. distribution centre. The city has a busy airport with domestic links to On the Tararua Range to the west is the Tararua wind-farm, where FAHS – Feilding High School is located in the rural town of Feilding (population 14000) The school is well-known for promoting excellence in the fine traditions of academic other major NZ cities and international flights to Australia. By road over 250 wind turbines form the country’s largest wind-farm, generating which is 15 minutes drive from Palmerston North city. achievement, cultural involvement, sporting excellence and community service. Diagnostic assessment and continual monitoring allow the school to place girls in subject groups it is just two hours from the capital city, Wellington, and seven hours sufficient electricity to meet the energy demands of the city and much The school is set on a large attractively landscaped campus with excellent sporting and where they can be challenged to reach their full potential. Traditional academic subjects form Auckland. It is the junction of roads linking the city with the east of the region. cultural facilities which include an all weather sports turf, swimming pool, two gymnasiums, are given a high priority as these are the foundations on which girls can build to prepare coast cities of Napier and Hastings and west coast cities of Wanganui a fitness centre and a working drama theatre. The school also owns two farms which themselves for tertiary study. The school is proud of the level of achievement of its students provide a teaching facility for students who choose to study Agriculture. in tertiary education. and New Plymouth. It is only two hours by road to the Whakapapa ski field on International students receive intensive ESL tuition and subject support through the ESL High standards of uniform and personal presentation give students self-assurance and The city has been called the Knowledge Department. Each student is assessed on entry to determine the level of support needed. Mt.Ruapehu and three hours pride in their school. This well-ordered disciplined learning environment enables girls and City because of the number of educational teachers to maximise their time together. to the Taupo-Rotorua thermal The school has a boarding hostel on site – L.J. Wild House. Students who want to live institutions within it. It is the home of in the hostel must make application at least one year in advance of entering the school. region, a major tourist area. Hastings Girls' High School is well-known for its warm, supportive environment and the Massey University, New Zealand’s largest school's excellent pastoral care and academic support system ensure that the pastoral The southern North Island Most international students choose approved home-stay accommodation. Our Home- needs of students are met at all times. English language support, in-class support and university, UCOL, the leading regional stay Co-ordinator provides pastoral care for students and liaises between home-stay location of the city makes it an extra assistance is available to give students on-going academic support while at school. technical institute, the International Pacific families and students to sort out any problems that may arise. Home-stay families provide ideal starting point for travel excellent care and the students receive individual attention and assistance. College (a privately owned Japanese Students live in homestay accommodation approved and arranged by the school. Homestay to the South Island. experiences help develop English language skills. University) and Te Wananga o Aotearoa (a Maori University) . The city has seven very highly regarded secondary schools It is a culturally diverse city. Contact Massey University claims a Mrs Joan Poole Contact and many primary schools, giving it the Assistant Principal The Principal population with students from Feilding High School Hastings Girls' High School highest percentage of population involved Churcher Street PO Box 2441 in education of all New Zealand cities. over 80 countries. Feilding Stortford Lodge New Zealand Hastings It is also the Centre for major NZ Accommodation is readily available and much less expensive than in Auckland or Wellington Telephone: +64 6 3234029 Phone +64 6 873 1133 Government research institutions and Fonterra (one of the world’s Fax: +64 6 3239359 Fax +64 6 876 7820 largest dairy research and dairy production companies). All of these and this can reduce the cost of an international student’s year [email protected] www.feildinghigh.school.nz [email protected] research institutions work closely with Massey University. considerably. www.hastingsgirls.com 21 2 Napier City Wanganui Girls' College Napier City is located on the sunny East Coast of the North Island, and enjoys a warm Mediterranean climate. The City is famous for its Wanganui Girls' College promotes 'High Quality Education and Strong School Spirit' Art Deco architecture originating from the rebuilding of the city in the 1930s after a major earthquake destroyed the centre of the city in Wanganui Girls’ College has excellent schooling facilities and spacious grounds. 1931. The city is a popular visitor destination with numerous festivals The recently refurbished facilities include dorm areas, two gymnasiums and a during a hectic summer season. These include two Art Deco festivals, technology facility with state of the art equipment. Students can take advantage Mission concert, Harvest Hawke's Bay, The Great Long Lunch, Church of a wide range of learning opportunities designed to extend the horizons of students in a broad Road Jazz and Napierlife offshore Power Boat festivals, to name just range of subjects before senior level specialisation. A full range of senior options is available a few. for study towards NCEA Levels 1, 2 and 3, supported by individual ESOL tuition. The surrounding Hawke's Bay region is a major wine growing area Wanganui Girls' College's Ad Astra Hostel offers a to assist all international students with their transition and is the countries prime producer of apples and other pip and stone `home away from home' environment, assisting in the into the school. fruit. The agriculture and horticulture industry is supported by the education and social development of all boarders. progressive Eastern Institute of Technology which offers several Colourful flower gardens and lawns surround the hostel At Wanganui Girls' College it is firmly believed that girls, University level courses. Hawke's Bay has some of New Zealand’s and the comfortable boarding facilities are next to the educated in a girls only environment, achieve at a higher leading private and public secondary schools and enjoys an overall school. The hostel is within easy walking distance of level and are more successful at tertiary studies. quality of life for living, working and raising a family, second to none. the city centre with its art galleries, museum, library and numerous sporting facilities. The Region has some excellent attractions, like the National Aquarium Contact of New Zealand, heated salt water pools, Splash Planet, the Gannet Vivianne Murphy Ad Astra Hostel provides safe and secure Principal colonies, and of course, so many wineries. It is easy to see why the boarding with clear aims, firm guidelines Wanganui Girls' College locals call this destination 'paradise'!" Private Bag 3004 and a warm, caring atmosphere. Hostel Wanganui supervisors live on the premises and Napier has a domestic airport with regular flights to and from Auckland, maintain close links with parents to ensure Phone +64 6 349 0944 Wellington and other New Zealand cities. The Port of Napier is a major each student is happy and settled. The Fax +64 6 349 0968 export outlet shipping timber, wood products, wine, fruit, meat and school has an international support person www.wanganui-girls.school.nz wool to countries throughout the world. on staff and also an ESOL staff member [email protected]

ALL ENROLMENTS MUST BE MADE THROUGH ISENZ • [email protected] • Fax +64 6 356 6676 ALL ENROLMENTS MUST BE MADE THROUGH ISENZ • [email protected] • Fax +64 6 356 6676 Wanganui City Wellington East Girls’ College Wanganui is a safe and peaceful coastal city of 45,000 Airport. The climate is temperate with summer Wellington East Girls’ College, established in 1925, offers academic excellence providing education, health and business services for temperatures from 18C to 25C (November to April) in a multicultural environment where diversity is valued and the individual learning a large country area around the city. The excellent and winter temperatures from 4C to 14C (June to and pastoral care needs of each student are of the utmost importance. September). educational facilities attract students and teachers Set on a hill overlooking the heart of the capital city and Wellington Intensive ESOL tuition is available in a small from other parts of the country as well as overseas. group setting for as long as the student may Wanganui is a quiet provincial centre resting between harbour, the College is only ten minutes away from Victoria Sporting activities are very popular and facilities such University and from the central city and fifteen minutes away require it. ESOL teachers often go into the sea and the Whanganui National Park. from Wellington International Airport. The school complex has mainstream classes to assist international students. A special NCEA course is run for senior students aiming to enter university. Its early importance has left the city the a wide range of facilities in addition to its numerous well-equipped legacy of a strong Maori Cultural identity, classrooms, including a music suite, a drama suite, video rooms, The college arranges accommodation in carefully selected and elegant colonial buildings and a long computer rooms and technology suite, six science laboratories, supervised homestays. The Homestay Administrator meets all tradition as an educational centre. The seminar rooms, art and photography rooms, a well-equipped students at the airport and is available along with the Dean of city is home to six secondary schools as library and a large assembly hall. Sports facilities include a International Students to ensure that the student’s welfare needs well as Wanganui UCOL where a degree sports field, netball, basketball and tennis courts, are met and that she feels well swimming pool and two gymnasiums. cared for so that she can study level Fine Arts programme is offered. successfully in a supportive and secure environment. With a roll of about 900 girls, the college offers a wide UCOL’s Computer Graphic Design degree range of subjects with high quality programmes in programme is based here. The Contact Languages, Mathematics and Sciences, Art and Design, Director of International Students: programme has an international reputation Social Sciences and Business Studies. The school takes with a number of UCOL’s computer Mrs Annette Cumming a modern approach to teaching and learning encouraging Wellington East Girls' College animation graduates being employed in excellence in academic pursuits. Austin Street the production of “The Lord of the Rings” Mount Victoria Almost every sport can be played, ranging from tennis and “King Kong”. “The Lord of the Rings” Wellington as the golf courses and indoor swimming pool are film trilogy gained a record 11 Oscars, including Oscars to indoor basketball. Young Enterprise operates for the girls to gain practical business experience. Drama open to everyone to use. for Special Effects. Phone: +64 4 385 8514 productions, musical productions, computer clubs, Fax: +64 4 385 6209 The larger cities of Wellington and Palmerston North ISENZ also represents Wanganui High School and debating, cultural groups and social services are also catered for. There are excellent choirs, an orchestra, are within easy reach, just 1 or 2 hours drive away, Wanganui Girls’ College, both of which have excellent [email protected] a rock band and chamber music groups. Music is a www.wegc.school.nz and daily flights to other centres depart from Wanganui reputations. strong feature of this college, for which it is renowned. 3 20 Tawa College Tawa College is a co-educational high school with a roll of 1,300 students. It is very much a college of the local community but is only 15 minutes away from the capital city, Wellington. Due to its size the school offers a broad curriculum in the senior school. It offers programmes in Mathematics, English, Sciences, Music, Drama, Physical Education and the Humanities. Students at the college have succeeded at a national and international level surrounds the college and has a population of approximately academically, in sport, and in cultural activities. 14,000. Auckland 85% of the students are involved in co-curricular activity such as sport and New Zealand’s largest city and the entry music. Service and an inclusive approach to education are hallmarks of Tawa School Achievements point for most international students. College. As we limit the number of international students to 25, international In recent years three students from the College have been awarded prestigious students mix readily with the New Zealand students and this informal contact University of Auckland Scholarships. Two of those students have also been Palmerston North Population 1.2 million. Home of has a positive impact on language development. There is also formal support awarded a scholarship which is sat by the elite academic students of New New Zealand’s “Knowledge City”. Massey University's Albany for students in learning the English language at the college. The International Zealand. Also for the last two years students from the College have won a Home of Massey University (New Campus, Auckland University and AUT. Students' Dean works with the students to ensure that they are positive about national Young Enterprise Competition and in 2003 won the New Zealand their experience at Tawa College and if required students live in Homestay Reserve Bank Monetary Challenge. In 2004 two students were awarded Zealand’s largest university), International accommodation approved and arranged by the school. monetary scholarships to reward outstanding achievement in national Pacific College (a privately-owned examinations. university), UCOL (Universal College of 45 minute flight between Support Learning) and several Crown Research Auckland and Napier Excellent pastoral support. Two deans go through with each form level and In Music our choirs are nationally recognised and our Barbershop Choruses that ensures continuity of pastoral support for the student. Also form teachers and Quartets are national champions and have performed well on the Institutes which carry out world-leading at junior and at senior level move through with the students. Two guidance international arena. A number of our sports sides, notably soccer, hockey, plant and animal research. Napier counsellors also offer support along with a trained student support team for squash, cricket and badminton have achieved regional and national success. The International Airport has regular A sea-side city near some of minor issues. international flights to Australia and Fiji, New Zealand’s best beaches, 1 hour flight between Facilities and domestic flights to most NZ towns & fruit, vegetable and wine Contact Auckland and Palmerston North growing areas. The Eastern Well-equipped classrooms as well as a recently developed library Tawa College cities including Auckland, Wellington and and recreation centre with two full-sized gyms. A number of PO Box 51-045 Christchurch. Institute of Technology, a well maintained sports fields are also available. Tawa Awatapu College degree-awarding tertiary Location New Zealand institution, is in nearby Ph +64 4 232-8184 ETC Learning Centre Tawa College is approximately 16 km from Wellington City and Feilding Taradale. Fax +64 4 232 5777 Freyberg High School the city is readily accessible by train. The Tawa community [email protected] Feilding High School Napier Boys’ High School ISENZ www.tawacollege.school.nz International Student Education New Zealand Napier Girls’ High School Massey University Tamatea High School ALL ENROLMENTS MUST BE MADE THROUGH ISENZ • [email protected] • Fax +64 6 356 6676 Palmerston North Boys’ High School St Peter’s College Waiopehu College UCOL Universal College of Learning • Proven success records for international students who are hard-working and Wanganui Hastings motivated UCOL Hastings Girls’ High School • Smaller size allows close personal attention to academic achievement and Wanganui Girls’ College Iona College pastoral care Wanganui High School • We encourage participation in music, cultural and recreation activities • Homestay providers are experienced and caring Marton Waipukurau Central Hawkes Bay College Waiopehu College has modern facilities, well-equipped Current students come from China, Hong Kong, Japan Wellington Diocesan School for Girls (Nga Tawa) technology areas in every department and spacious, and Thailand. We would like to have students from attractive grounds. Levin is a smaller town (16,000) Europe as well. Foxton which means College staff can keep a closer pastoral Manawatu College overview of international students during their time out Students should have some evidence of previous English of school. Levin is within reach of Wellington and language tuition. Palmerston North cities. Levin Our website: www.waiopehu.ac.nz provides full details. Horowhenua College Senior class sizes are small. Teachers Waiopehu College know their students well, and can provide individual help as required. This has Wellington Contact New Zealand’s capital city - Population 450 000. benefited many international students in Ms Helen McKernan recent years, as they prepare for International Director 2 hours by car or train from Palmerston North, Wellington is set on a beautiful harbour, and is the home of Victoria university study. Waiopehu College University, Massey University's Wellington campus and ETC Language School's Wellington Campus. Bartholomew Road It is a performing arts centre for New Zealand and the home of Peter Jackson's film studios, where “The Lord of P O Box 548 Staff are highly qualified and experienced, Levin the Rings” and “King Kong” were produced. “Narnia - The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe” was also produced and work together to ensure students' NEW ZEALAND in Wellington by its Oscar winning NZ Director, Andrew Adamson. needs are recognised. The smaller Wellington has an International Airport serviced by Air New Zealand and its partner airlines and by Qantas Airways. Phone: +64 6 368 8303 numbers of international students (up to Fax: +64 6 368 8340 Rongotai College 20) means their personal academic, Tawa College homestay, welfare and general pastoral [email protected] Wellington East Girls’ College www.waiopehu.ac.nz care is well supervised. 19 4 Why Study in New Zealand? St Peter's College The original European settlers in New Zealand were International PISA research shows that New Zealand Standing Tall, Promoting Excellence, Developing Understanding predominantly British and they developed an education students perform with the very best internationally. St Peter's College is a Catholic Co-educational College with a roll of 850 students ranging from Yr 7 through to system modelled on the British system, with strong links New Zealand’s English language based education system Yr13. Situated in the heart of the North Island of New Zealand, St Peter's is proud to belong in the city of Palmerston with British universities. North with its rich cultural diversity and its reputation as the Knowledge City of New Zealand. equates with the best in the world. Curriculum documents At St Peter's our aim is to offer an education that is second to none. All students, regardless of ability, are given all possible Now in the 21st Century, the New Zealand system is are forward thinking and the country's new 'National support and encouragement in order to develop their talents to the full. We offer a balanced curriculum of academic, sporting, quite independent and has a character of its own. New Certificate of Education Achievement' has attracted cultural and social opportunities. As a Catholic school, St Peter's provides for spiritual growth through Religion Studies classes, Zealanders are by history widespread international liturgies and retreats; and through 'a way of doing things' that is firmly based on Christian values. and by nature, innovative, attention. Students are Academic Programme Extra-Curricular outward looking and assessed through a Academic attainment is a high priority. St Peter's is a New Zealand Qualifications An extensive range of sporting and cultural opportunities are available for all Authority (NZOA) accredited provider of conventional and unconventional our students. creative. mixture of internal (school subjects. Our staff work hard to ensure that our students benefit from the new International Students New Zealand has a world based) and external framework in qualifications and curriculum. The range of subjects is continually "St Peter's College meets all requirements of the code. Delegated personnel effectively monitor procedures to promote a safe and supportive environment (national examination expanding to meet the learning needs of our students. For example: Student reputation in Information for international students. Support services effectively meet the needs of and Communications based) assessment which Tertiary Alignment Resource (STAR) courses, modules of Japanese and French, international students." - New Zealand Education Review Office 2004. Technology and has focuses on the skills that technology and computer applications for Years 7 and 8, Maori enrichment students need to acquire leading to bilingual studies at Years 9 and 1 0, and specialist Pastoral care and academic needs of our pioneered a number of classes. in a modern world. Each students are met in the following ways: initiatives in this field. The Our senior examination pass rate is very good. Some students Dean of International Students • Homestay Co- 'Americas Cup Satellite student receives a New study university papers while in their final year. ordinator • ESOL classes • International Student Mapping System' was Zealand 'Record of Teacher Aide developed in Dunedin, New Achievement' which Facilities Contact Chris England Zealand. The expertise of provides a detailed record A progressive building programme since 1992 has produced new facilities for Food Technology, Music, Whanau, Careers Principal the New Zealand film of the skills a student St Peter’s College demonstrates. and Art as well as the Marist-Mercy Gymnasium. We are all Holdsworth Ave industry is clearly portrayed grateful for St Anskar's Chapel, the gift of the Catholic people Palmerston North in the special effects of Peter Jackson's 'Lord of the Qualifications can be added to when a student moves of Norsewood-Dannevirke, staffed by the campus Ministry, Email: [email protected] into the tertiary sector or the workforce. It encourages www.stpeterspn.school.nz Rings' trilogy, “King Kong” and Andrew Adamson’s and the centre of our school's religious life. Our latest addition Ph: +64 6 354 4197 “Narnia”, all of which were filmed in New Zealand. life-long learning. is a new library. Fax:+64 6 353 3161

ALL ENROLMENTS MUST BE MADE THROUGH ISENZ • [email protected] • Fax +64 6 356 6676 ALL ENROLMENTS MUST BE MADE THROUGH ISENZ • [email protected] • Fax +64 6 356 6676 Tamatea High School We have had 19 years experience in caring and providing for International Students from many different countries. We provide opportunities for individual pathways and multi-level studies to meet the unique needs of each Many NZ Secondary Schools and English student who attends our school. Language Schools offer Cambridge 1. Cambridge Proficiency in English (CPE) International Examinations (CIE) to Australia Canada NZ UK USA Tamatea High School is a state, co-educational secondary school catering for Year 9 - Year 13 students. students from non-English backgrounds. Grade A 11% 20% 33% 12% 4% It is situated in Napier, a beautiful sea-side city, one hour by plane from Auckland. We have modern Grade B 16% 13% 24% 11% 16% and attractive facilities with specialist areas including an ESOL room with a qualified ESOL (English CIE qualifications are based on rigorous Grade C 51% 37% 39% 44% 32% for Speakers of Other Languages) teacher; a Student Support Centre with many and varied resources syllabi and are recognised nationally and Total Pass 79% 70% 97% 67% 52% as well as the Successmaker Programme to help the students with language development. internationally. 2. Cambridge Certificate in Advanced English We also provide the students with many opportunities for creative, sporting, musical and other activities The tables compare 2004 Cambridge Australia Canada NZ UK USA to help each student become a responsible citizen able to meet the challenges of modern society. Examination Results between NZ, Grade A 7% 8% 10% 7% 9% Australia, Canada, UK and USA. Grade B 17% 19% 23% 12% 18% In recent years we have had national and regional successes in music, drama, sporting, technology and creative events. One of our International students was School Dux in 2002, after 3 years of study in Grade C 48% 46% 50% 43% 54% New Zealand, and most students have Total Pass 72% 73% 84% 61% 81% Contact gained qualifications which allow them to Director of International Students Please note that totals may continue studying successfully at tertiary Mrs Heather Watson not add to 100% due to 3. First Certificate in English level here in New Zealand or overseas. PO Box 5005 rounding in original data set. Australia Canada NZ UK USA Greenmeadows Grade A 6% 9% 11% 7% 7% Napier Source: We value the input of the International New Zealand Grade B 19% 21% 18% 17% 26% Students into our school and enjoy the Phone +64 6 844 6600 Association of Cambridge Fax +64 6 844 6601 Schools New Zealand. Grade C 41% 45% 43% 41% 36% diversity of their different backgrounds and [email protected] www.acsnz.org.nz Total Pass 67% 75% 73% 65% 69% cultures. www.tamatea.school.nz 5 18 cultures. Students can enter the college with minimal conversational English. conversational minimal with college the enter can Students cultures. different from students teaching in experienced very also Staffare experienced. history of providing education for International Students meaning that staff are very well in national examinations, cultural activities and sport Rongotai College is a Boys' school with Rongotai College which qualify students for entry to University. pool. swimming size A full academic programme is full available leading to New Zealand Qualifications Authority senior examinations a and fields playing and grounds maintained well of hectares 9.3 suites, computer three classrooms; appointed well carpeted, with modern are facilities College The college has a uniform and correct appearance attitude are stressed. cultural and transport advantages. recreational, many its with city capital Zealand's New in located centrally is college The ALL ENROLMENTS MUST BE MADE THROUGH ISENZ in order to ensure the highest quality pastoral year per 30 to students of intake the limit We student. each of needs the to tailored is Programme Student International Our daily). (used Hall an Assembly and Laboratories Science dedicated 12 classrooms, Suites, extensive I.T support in specialised Computer 5 Complex, Arts Performing and seat Auditorium 350 Theatre, Drama Room, Weights Pool, Swimming Indoor Basketball, Hockey), (Tennis,2 Gymnasiums, heated courts all-weather Ha 0.7 fields / athletics track, practice fields), approx. 2.7 Ha grass fields (2 Rugby fields, 2 Soccer approx. include facilities Our support. and in the region with superior equipment, coaching activities extra-curricular of range widest the offer we and facilities; outstanding by supported We offer choice, including a wide range of subjects, h cmuiy n i business. in and community the musicians, entertainers and sportsmen. Many of these fine young men go on to become leaders in leaders become to on go men young fine these of Many sportsmen. and entertainers musicians, creates students with high motivation and a camaraderie of atmosphere an in challenge Competitive peers. their of those and achievements own their in pride students our into instil school the of discipline and traditions The excellence. cultural and sporting academic, of tradition year 104 a has School Boys’High North Palmerston Palmerston North Boys’ High School ae ersne Nw Zealand. New represented have level. Many past and present students and are played to the highest national available are sports Many activities. recreation campsand club, tramping programmes, education outdoor include activities Extra-curricular emphasis on excellence. Students do very 17 strong sense of leadership. We produce top scholars, • [email protected] Fax +64 6 356 6676 s. The college has a long care for those students. We ensure that our that ensure We students. those for care students have an enjoyable, challenging and challenging enjoyable, an have students safe experience. The school is situated only 10 minutes walk from the city centre, 15 minutes walk from the train station and 15 minutes by car by minutes 15 and station train the from the airport. www.pnbhs.school.nz Email: [email protected] +64 6 354 5175 Fax: +64 6 354 5176 Phone: New Zealand Palmerston North PO Box 4049 Palmerston North Boys’ High School Mr Matthew Balm International Student Manager Contact [email protected] Fax +64 4 939 3060 Phone + 64 4 939 3050 New Zealand Wellington PO Box 14-063 Rongotai College Debra Honeyman International Students' Administrator Contact

Scale Score Scale Score New Zealand’s (PISA (Pr ogramme for International Student Assessment) ogramme for International Independent Evaluation of Educational Achievement 6 Results 2001) Independent Evaluation of New Zealand’s Manawatu College Manawatu College is a small semi-rural school in a popular sea-side town. First-class teachers, (PISA Results 2000 & 2003) superb pastoral care and small classes all contribute to an excellent learning environment giving The 'Programme for International Student Assessment’ (PISA) is an international study supported by the students a great New Zealand experience. 'Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development’ (OECD). Every three years a random sample Manawatu College is located in Foxton, a small town on the of 15 year old students from many countries are tested for reading literacy, mathematic and scientific coast 30 minutes drive from Palmerston North, the home of Manawatu College has its own outdoor education centre in the literacy and problem solving. 41 countries participated in the 2003 tests. Massey University. Located within easy travelling distance of Central North Island, offering a wide range of outdoor activities the tourist attractions of the Central and Southern North Island, under the leadership of fully qualified outdoor educationalists. In the year 2000 test New Zealand students ranked 3rd in reading literacy, 3rd in mathematics Manawatu College is very attractive to those wanting to experience and 6th in science - a best outcome for any English language speaking country. the complete New Zealand package. Being a small town students The school offers excellent homestay accommodation by families are not exposed to the temptations of city life and the streets who wish to enrich their students’ cultural awareness. The school are extremely safe. aims to make the student's stay comfortable, safe and secure. In 2003 New Zealand students again performed in the top group of English speaking All international students have access to email and fax and are countries along with Canada and Australia. All were ahead of the United States and the With a roll of 370 students, Manawatu College can offer encouraged to keep in regular contact with their families. The United Kingdom. individualised academic support where every student is personally Director of International Students is also a qualified and known to every teacher. The school is dedicated to the social experienced student counsellor and considers the safety and Country & MeanFinland score 543 Student performance on the reading literacy scale in PISA 2003 and cultural well-being of each and every student in the school. welfare of all international students to be of the utmost importance. Korea 534 Canada 528 Contact Australia 525 Manawatu College Liechtenstein 525 Ladys Mile New Zealand 522 PO Box 62 Ireland 515 Foxton Sweden 514 Phone +64 6 363 6550 Netherlands 513 Fax +64 6 363 6559 Hong Kong-China 510 [email protected] Belgium 507 www.manawatucollege.school.nz Norway 500 Switzerland 499 Japan 498 ALL ENROLMENTS MUST BE MADE THROUGH ISENZ • [email protected] • Fax +64 6 356 6676 Macao-China 498 Poland 497 Napier Boys' High School France 496 United States 495 Napier Boys' High School was opened in 1872 and is one of the oldest boys' schools in New Zealand. It OECD average 494 has a proud record of academic achievement, sporting prowess, cultural excellence and grounding in Denmark 492 traditional values. The school is a New Zealand Super Eight School and prides itself on providing high quality educational experiences for its International Students. Iceland 492 Germany 491 We welcome international students as part of our school community and enjoy seeing them develop their language Austria 491 and social skills while they are at the school. The school only offers places for 20 International students. Those Latvia 491 who gain a place at the school are therefore privileged with a unique educational experience in a genuine atmosphere of learning. Czech Republic 489 NBHS observes and is bound by the Code of Practice for International Students as published by the Minister of Education: Hungary 482 http://www.minedu,govt.nz Spain 481 As a traditional boys' school we place emphasis on academic success. This is reflected in the importance placed on the classroom Luxembourg 479 environment, homework, examinations and staff development. The school also enjoys a high Portugal 478 level of success in music, sport and drama. Italy 476 We convey traditional values and attitudes through strict discipline, formal assemblies and Greece 472 high expectations. Teachers expect high standards of punctuality and courtesy. Students Slovak Republic 469 are expected to dress neatly in the school uniform at all times. Russian Federation 442 The New Zealand Government Education Review Office reported in May 2004: Turkey 441 • Napier Boys' High School is a large, urban Uruguay 434 secondary school offering a wide range of Contact Thailand 420 opportunities within a traditional, formal learning environment. The Headmaster (Mr Ross G Brown) Serbia 412 Napier Boys' High School Brazil 403 • The school places emphasis on preparing boys to be "good young men" with a clearly defined Chambers St, Napier Mexico 400 and understood discipline system. Indonesia 382 Ph +64 6 833 5900 Tunisia 375 Above all, Napier Boys' High School is a school that Fax +64 6 833 5909 is enjoyed by students, staff and the greater school 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 community. Email: [email protected] Country mean significantly higher than New Zealand Source: Table 6.2 in OECD (2004a), with adaptations www.nbhs.school.nz Country mean significantly lower than New Zealand 7 16 Wanganui High School Educational Achievement Wanganui High School is a large (1600 students) co-educational school

offering an extensive range of subjects. We have a proven record of academic In problem solving New Zealand students ranked 5th out of 41 in the 2003. excellence. The emphasis in the senior school is on preparing students for In reading literacy New Zealand was ranked 3rd in 2000 and 6th in 2003, with Australia a university education. and Canada also in the top 6. The top 5% (95th percentile) of the New Zealand students outperformed students in all Wanganui (Pop 45 000) is a small but historic river city with other participating countries in the reading tests in 2000 and 2003. a very attractive lifestyle in which to study. The ski slopes are 2 hours away and there are good swimming beaches nearby. The school has an active tramping club and students are encouraged to go tramping in the native New Zealand bush. Country & Mean score Student performance on the problem solving scale in PISA 2003 Students select 7 subjects from over 50 available in the Korea 550 sciences, business, languages or arts subjects (see web Hong Kong-China 548 Finland 548 site). We teach 7 languages including German, Mandarin Japan 547 (Chinese), Japanese, Spanish and French. We can arrange New Zealand 533 Latin lessons during school time tailored for each individual Macao-China 532 but at extra cost. We also offer an outdoor education Australia 530 programme, a sports science programme and the music Liechtenstein 529 department has its own recording studio. Canada 529 Belgium 525 International students are encouraged to play sport although Switzerland 521 participation is optional. The school has 9 hectares of grounds Netherlands 520 including beach volleyball courts, tennis courts, football fields, France 519 and 3 gymnasiums. There is a heated indoor pool across Denmark 517 the road from the school. Czech Republic 516 Germany 513 Sweden 509 There are three different levels of ESOL support and the Austria 506 costs for these vary. Iceland 505 All students start at the Intensive or Premium level. Hungary 501 OECD average 500 All international students live in homestays providing total Ireland 498 English immersion in a family environment. The school Luxembourg 494 carefully selects and manages all homestays with regular Slovak Republic 492 contact to ensure both student and parents are happy. Norway 490 Poland 487 Latvia 483 Spain 482 Russian Federation 479 United States 477 Contact Portugal 470 International Director Italy 469 Wanganui High School Greece 448 PO Box 4022 Thailand 425 Wanganui Serbia 420 Uruguay 411 New Zealand Turkey 408 Mexico 384 Phone +64 6 349 0178 Brazil 371 Indonesia 361 Fax +64 6 349 0176 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 [email protected] CountryTunisia mean significantly 345 higher than New Zealand Source: Table 2.2 in OECD (2004b), with adaptations www.wanganui-high.school.nz Country mean significantly lower than New Zealand 15 8 Staircasing Freyberg High School The Pathway from Secondary to Tertiary Education Freyberg High School promotes innovation, caring and excellence to ISENZ allows flexibility and choice for students so that TERTIARY prepare students to meet the changing needs of tomorrow's world they can achieve all their educational needs and Massey University academic goals through staircasing using ISENZ Victoria University Mr M McMenamin, Principal Ph: 64 6 3584971 ext 742 secondary schools and English language schools. UCOL Charles Duncan, Director of International Students Fax: 64 6 3575377 Staircasing allows the efficient and effective progression and other universities and tertiary institutions Freyberg High School Email: [email protected] from intermediate and secondary school through to Freyberg Street, Palmerston North, New Zealand Website: www.freyberghighschool.com tertiary level. Freyberg High School has established a reputation Academic Year: as a school that provides a high quality, balanced Applications for enrolment are welcomed throughout education. The school places importance on the year. The academic year commences in early If a secondary student achieves the necessary academic ISENZ ENGLISH academic, cultural and sporting achievements and February and finishes in early December. qualifications from a secondary school to enter a tertiary LANGUAGE SCHOOLS the personal development of individuals. institution but fails to achieve the necessary English Established in 1955 Freyberg High School is a Fees: language requirements, then they can attend an English ETC Learning Centre state co-educational high school with a roll of 1300 Enrolment Administration $250.00 language school to study IELTS and university preparation Massey University Language School students. The school welcomes international courses to achieve the necessary English language Victoria University Language School students. At present we have students from over Annual Tuition Fee $10,700.00 requirements to attend university. New Zealand universities 20 countries. The school has spacious grounds Homestay and Pastoral Support $1,000.00 per require 8 credits in NCEA level 2 English (or IELTS Level English language schools offer a variety of English language surrounded by trees and playing fields and has year 6.0 for most courses for overseas applicants.) courses from beginner to advanced academic English, outstanding facilities. Homestay $200.00 per week concentrating in developing writing, reading, listening and If a secondary student arrives in New Zealand and their spoken English language skills. Location: Introductory Orientation Programme $750.00 English language requirements are not up to the level to Palmerston North is a city of 75,000 on the western (first year only) study in mainstream classes then the school may request English language schools can offer secondary students coast of the North Island. The city has 3 universities Contingency Fund (eg National exams & school that the student attend an English language school so that holiday programmes with a combination of English language and seven secondary schools. The city has a trips) $1000.00 they can improve their academic English and general English classes and activities to keep them busy during school modern library, museum, art gallery, theatres, (refundable if not fully drawn) to the standard required for their secondary school courses. holiday periods. modern cinema complex, world-class restaurants Health and Travel Insurance $450.00 per year and excellent shopping facilities. Palmerston North Secondary students intending to Students who intend to study at secondary Short Courses $300.00 per week is just 2 hours away from the capital city of go on and study at tertiary level school can attend English language school Homestay for Short Courses $200.00 per week Wellington and is located within easy access to ski can attend an English language to: fields, parks, beaches and forests in the lower half school to: • Improve their academic English of the North Island. The climate is warm in summer Extracurricular Programme: • Pass IELTS at the reqired level • Develop writing, reading, listening and and mild in winder. A wide range of sports and cultural activities is • Gain 8 credits in spoken English language skills offered. Many students are involved in music NCEA Level 2 English • Bring English up to the required level Academic Programme: groups, drama, choir, debating and sports teams. • Study university preparation to study secondary school academic Courses are offered from Year 9 to Year 13 levels. The school offers outdoor education and adventure courses in academic English courses. Subjects offered include Accounting, Art, Art History, programmes including skiing, canoeing, Biology, Business Studies, Catering, Ceramics, mountaineering and caving. The NZ School System Chemistry, Textiles, Classical Studies, Computer The school system in New Zealand includes primary schools (year ISENZ SCHOOLS Studies, Drama, Economics, Traditional and levels 1 to 6), intermediate schools (year levels 7 to 8) and Group Tours: communication English, ESOL, Food & Nutrition, secondary schools (year levels 9 to 13). Students commence primary Awatapu College Rongotai College Freyberg High School is available to host short French, Geography, Graphics, History, Integrated course groups throughout the year by arrangement school at age 5 years. Generally students are 13 years or nearly 13 Central Hawkes Bay College St Peter’s College years when they enter the secondary school system and are 18 years Studies, Japanese, Mathematics, Maori, Music, with the Director. Students receive English language Feilding High School of age when they complete their schooling. Tamatea High School Photography, Physical Education, Physics, Spanish, tuition in the mornings and classroom visits and Freyberg High School Text Information, Technology and Tourism. activities in the afternoon. Tawa College Secondary schools (high schools and colleges) offer education from Hastings Girls' High School Availability of some subjects at senior level is Year 9 to Year 13 level (ages 13 to 18 years). International students Waiopehu College dependent upon demand. Some prior learning of Accommodation: can enrol at a secondary school at any level including Years 12 and Horowhenua College English is required, as all instruction will be in Freyberg High School arranges homestay 13 as preparation for entry to tertiary level. However, students are Iona College Wanganui Girls’ College English. Evidence of prior English language accommodation. Host families are selected carefully encouraged to enter at junior levels in Years 9 and 10 as this provides instruction is required on application. a solid foundation in both English and other academic subjects for Manawatu College Wanganui High School by the school and all families have been Police tertiary level. The New Zealand Certificate of Education Achievement Napier Boys’ English Language Support: vetted regularly by the school and a specialist (NCEA) Levels 1 to 3 are taken in Years 11, 12 and 13. High School Wellington Diocesan School for Girls Programmes of support English meet the individual Pastoral Care Manager is employed by the school Napier Girls' (Nga Tawa) to ensure the highest possible standard of homestay Entrance to an undergraduate programme of study in a New Zealand High School needs of students. All new students undertake an orientation programme which familiarise them with care. Pastoral care is available at any time of day university from secondary school requires 42 credits at NCEA Level 3 Wellington East and 8 credits at NCEA Level 2 in English and 10 credits at NCEA Level Palmerston North every day English and the facilities of Palmerston to assist with any personal or homestay problems Boys’ High School Girls’ College 2 in Mathematics. Some New Zealand universities may require students North and the school. Students sit IELTS and the if they arise. Students are met on arrival at to have specific subjects and grades for programmes that have restricted New Zealand Speech Board examinations in their Palmerston North airport and taken and introduced entry. final year. to their homestay host family. 9 14 Contact Details: ETC Learning Centre International Office Telephone: +64 6 350 5599 Massey University Fax: +64 6 350 5698 Private Bag 11 222 With over 10 years’ experience and 2 campuses, Email: [email protected] Palmerston North Website: www.massey.ac.nz New Zealand d ETC offers an excellent variety of academic Auckland (Albany), Palmerston North & Wellington English programmes to suit secondary school INTRODUCTION Education Massey University is New Zealand’s largest University by way of enrolments Training and tertiary students. There are conver-sational Consultants with some 37,600 students. It has a 77 year tradition of academic excellence and general English courses for short term visitors across a wide range of disciplines following its early recognition as New Zealand’s premier institution for agricultural and horticultural teaching and research. Today, and job seekers. the University is a progressive and dynamic multi-campus entity well regarded for its innovation and ability to provide programmes that meet the needs of both domestic and international students. ing Centr CAMPUSES Two locations– Palmerston North & Wellington General English Programmes The University has three major campus locations: at Palmerston North (original Both campuses have central city locations. campus) and a rapidly expanding modern and strategically located development Both campuses have students from diverse cultures, and Bridging Course at Albany, just 15 km from have a friendly, supportive learning atmosphere. ETC offers English study for students intending to go to the centre of Auckland secondary schools, polytechnics and universities. It is an excellent City. Both these locations ADMISSION APPLICATION CLOSING DATES Courses start every Monday opportunity to build fundamental English skills and confidence capture the Massey Semester One (February) – 1 December (Year prior). Semester Two (July) – 1 May. before going to higher education. tradition of beautiful park- like campuses and a Late applications may be considered. conducive learning Internship Student Facilities environment. Massey’s TUITION FEES ETC will arrange internships and work experience placements Wellington campus is set Undergraduate: From NZ$13,000 to NZ$19,000 depending on the We have a spacious lounge, kitchen, study area and free ac- for students with working holiday visas, after they successfully amidst the political capital programme selected. cess to the Internet. Our computers have special software and complete our courses. Work experiences in an English-speaking of New Zealand and is Postgraduate: From NZ$16,000 Living expenses and other non-tuition fees cost approximately NZ$10,000 are compatible with most international languages. Students environment will broaden your future employment opportunities. close to the central can send e-mails to their family and friends in their own business district. per year, depending on campus location. Wellington has a growing language. Study Tours reputation for its cafes, and the promotions of arts and culture. Total Student Enrolments 37,600 We develop special interest programmes and activities for Undergraduate Students 31,600 Academic Programmes groups, suitable for those who want to study conversational ACADEMIC COURSES Postgraduate Students 6,000 All courses are NZQA accredited. English and enjoy cultural and outtomise your study tour in Five major Colleges: Business; Design, Fine Arts & Music; Education; International Students 5,000 ETC is registered to take students from the age of 13. accordance with your interests. Humanities & Social Sciences; Sciences Countries Represented 80 IELTS and TOEIC preparation courses are for stu- The Colleges have 45 associated Academic Departments, Schools and Institutes Staff Farmstay Plus English Academic and General 2,350 dents intending to go to university or other tertiary that provide a comprehensive, innovative and flexible range of Diplomas and After you have studied English at ETC, we can arrange farm- Undergraduate and Post-graduate degrees (to PhD level), focused towards institutes. stay for students to experience the real farm life in New Zea- national and international requirements. Colleges 5 land. As a comprehensive University, Massey offers over 210 programmes of study. Departments/Institutes/Schools 45 Full or part-time courses in Beginners, Elementary, Of particular interest to international students are the University programmes Research Centres 40 Intermediate and Advanced English. in: Accommodation and Pastoral Support Library System ETC provides free airport pick up from either Wellington or • Agricultural & Horticultural Science • Aviation General Campus Libraries 3 Business Diploma cross credited into university stud- • Business Studies • Design ies. Palmerston North. ETC also arranges homestay or hostel-type Volumes 1,000,000+ • Education • Engineering Computerised Search Facilities accommodation. Homestay students have their own room and • Environmental Health Science • Food Science & Technology three meals per day provided by an English-speaking host fam- • Humanities and Social Sciences • Human Nutrition & Health English Language Proficiency Academic Support and Counselling ily. ETC provides warm and friendly support to the students • Information Sciences • Nursing Small classes with professionally trained ESOL teachers provide • Resource & Environmental Planning • Science and ensures that they are safe and well cared for at all times. Programme Type TOEFL IELTS individual academic support. Students receive excellent passes • Sport Management & Exercise Science • Technology ETC also assists students to join sports clubs and cultural • Veterinary Science Foundation and Pre-Degree Programmes 525 Paper based test 5.5 in the IELTS exams and receive high scores in TOEIC. activities, and can arrange weekend bus trips. RESEARCH 196 Computer based test Palmerston North is the location of a significant number Undergraduate 550 Paper based test 6.0 of government and privately funded research centres. Contact 213 Computer based test The university works co-operatively with these centres Postgraduate 575 Paper based test 6.5 Mr John Brunsden MA., Dip Teaching in its role as a premier research institution in New Zealand. Phone +64 6 357 7107 Currently Massey University has the largest number of 233 Computer based test Fax +64 6 358 0800 PhD enrolments of any New Zealand university. [email protected] CENTRE FOR UNIVERSITY RECREATIONAL AND LEISURE www.etc.ac.nz PREPARATION AND ENGLISH The university has extensive recreation and leisure LANGUAGE facilities, which are open for extended hours to all students Massey offers a range of English Palmerston North Campus and staff. This includes a fully equipped gymnasium and language and university preparation 16 Broadway Avenue outdoor facilities. Near the Palmerston North campus is programmes across all campuses. It is Palmerston North an international standard new all-weather athletics track and the Adidas Institute of Rugby, home to the New also an IELTS (International English New Zealand Zealand All Blacks rugby team. Language Testing System) testing centre. View http://english.massey.ac.nz Wellington Campus ACADEMIC YEAR The University operates a standard two semester 8 Oxford Terrace ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS Wellington academic year: February to June (Semester One) and July to November Halls of Residence (meals provided) New Zealand (Semester Two). Some professional programmes may University flats (self catering) require a Semester One entry. City flats, Homestay 13 10 INFORMATION CENTRES

Wanganui Palmerston North Telephone: +64 6 965 3801 Telephone: +64 6 952 7000 Fax: +64 6 965 3838 Fax: +64 6 952 7023 Campbell Street King Street Private Bag 3020 Private Bag 11022 (An Institute of Technology) Wanganui Palmerston North LEARNING ENVIRONMENT New Zealand New Zealand Victoria University For educational performance and growth, UCOL enjoys an exceptional reputation. Situated in Wellington’s beautiful natural harbour, Victoria offers unique Ongoing support is co-ordinated by the VI staff with separate services A Polytechnic/Institute of Technology funded by the New Zealand Government, UCOL @Wairarapa, Chapel Street, Masterton opportunities to live and study in New Zealand’s cultural, political and intellectual including health services, counselling services, disability support services, UCOL’s four lower North Island campuses deliver tertiary level skills, training, [email protected] • www.ucol.ac.nz capital. Victoria is built on a tradition of teaching excellence lasting more mediation services, accommodation service, student finance advisers, knowledge and qualifications that are in tune with the demands of the expanding than a century and is also one New Zealand’s leading research institutions. learning support service and a careers advisory service. All faculties global economy, and a lively domestic one. The University is home to over 20,000 students, including more than 3,200 Technology, Trades and Industry: National Diploma in Engineering; also have an academic adviser for international students. All students Diploma in Furniture Design/Making; Certificates in Electronics & Electrical international students. can receive a Victoria University email address and there a number of Appropriate investment has been made to secure top calibre teaching, administrative and support staff, design relevant industry-orientated courses Technology; Machining Technology, Steel Fabrication & Welding, Automotive computer suites at Victoria for use by all students with word-processing, Trades, Forestry Skills, Welding & Engineering, Electrical & Related Trades, Campuses and equip facilities with leading edge technology. Campuses are central, printing, internet and e-mail services available. modern, easily accessed, and customised to suit a wide range of study and Pre-Apprentice Hairdressing. Victoria consists of four campuses, three of which are all within 10 minutes vocational training needs. walk of each other in the city. The main Kelburn Campus enjoys an idyllic Wellington offers a healthy lifestyle in a mild and temperate climate while Fashion Design: Bachelor of Fashion (Honours), Bachelor of fashion; setting with its elevated position commanding stunning views over the harbour. also acting as a gateway to the rest of New Zealand through the busiest UCOL’s well-appointed workshops, kitchens, laboratories, studios, computer Certificates in Fashion and Beauty. The Law School occupies the historic government buildings opposite airport in the country. The Wellington region offers many recreational suites, training restaurants, classrooms, darkrooms, libraries, resource areas, Parliament and adjacent to the High Court while the Schools of Architecture and sporting activities such as water sports, hill and bush walking and performance and display spaces, gymnasiums, salons, medical wards, gardens Art and Design: Bachelor of Creative Industries; Bachelor of Applied Visual and Design occupy a large, purpose-designed award-winning building in the and greenhouses are where practical reinforcement is applied to in-depth Imaging (pending approval); Bachelor of Fine Arts; Diploma in Advanced fishing while skiing is only four hours drive away. As the nation’s cultural midst of the cafes, galleries and old bookstores in the central city’s heart. academic training. Glass Design and Production; Certificate in Art and Design. capital Wellington offers access to the country’s major museums, libraries Courses and national institutions. Wellington also hosts regular cultural festivals, COURSES Computer Graphic Design: Bachelor of Computer Graphic Design (Honours); There are six faculties at Victoria University of Wellington: including the New Zealand International festival of the Arts (one the top An outstanding choice of national and local industry endorsed part-time and Post Graduate Diploma of Computer Graphic Design; Master of Computer • Architecture and Design six arts festivals of the world) and the Wellington International Film full-time study options is available. A number of these programmes have Graphic Design; Bachelor of Computer Graphic Design. achieved national distinction, and international recognition. • Commerce and Administration Festival. Please note: Some courses are only available at certain campuses. • Education Business: Bachelor of Applied Business Studies; NZ Diploma in Business; • Humanities and Social Sciences Academic Year: Certificates in Business Studies, Business Technology and Administration, Trimester 1: February – June EDUCATIONAL STYLE • Law Office Administration and Reception and Call Centre Operations. UCOL offers a post-secondary vocation-based polytechnic/institute of • Science Trimester 2: July – November technology type of education. Theoretical learning is balanced by applied Trimester 3: November – February Information Systems & Computing: Bachelor of Information and in-class projects and assignments, and workplace-based training. Communication Technology (Applied); Diploma in Information and Communication 2006 Tuition Fees: Technology; Certificates in Computer Support and Advanced Computer Users STUDY Undergraduate Fees: $NZ14,500 - $NZ18,400 and Introductory Certificate in Business Computing. A student-focused approach to study success has seen UCOL pioneer Postgraduate Fees: $NZ15,500 - $NZ31,000 innovative learning styles and course delivery methods to produce motivated, Health, Science & Nursing: Bachelor of Nursing for Registered Nurses; Study Abroad: $NZ8,700 career-orientated and work ready graduates with the ability to hit the ground Bachelor of Nursing; Bachelor of Applied Science (Medical Imaging Technology); running. Lecturers and tutors are renowned for being passionate about Diploma in Health Science and Veterinary Nursing; National Diploma in Science; their subjects, approachable, and for their availability out of course time. English Language Requirements: Certificate in Health, Science and Technology; Competency Assessment Appreciation for recognition of learning styles and quality of staff input is Undergraduate requirements: Programme for Overseas Registered Nurses. reflected annually in UCOL’s high student satisfaction ratings. Victoria offers undergraduate programmes in more than 100 different subject • TOEFL 550; or 213 on the computer-based test; or 80 on the internet- areas and over 220 postgraduate degrees and diplomas. Academic strengths based test; or Sport, Fitness and Recreation: Bachelor of Human Performance; Diploma ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY include: Law, Music, Politics, Management Studies, Economics, Government • IELTS overall band of 6 with no sub-score below 5.5; or in Sport & Fitness Management; Certificates in Exercise & Sport Performance Proficiency in English requirements are listed in UCOL’s International Student and Sport & Fitness Management. Studies, MBA, Architecture & Design, Earth Sciences, Materials Science, • CAE grade C / CPE grade C. Prospectus, available on request. Language courses available at UCOL Psychology, Film & Theatre, Linguistics, IT & Computer Science and Bioscience. are: Tourism & Travel: Diploma in Tourism Management; Certificates in Global Study programmes are both flexible and diverse, allowing students to focus Introductory Certificate in English for Communication Level 1/2 Postgraduate requirements: Travel, Tourism and Travel Essentials, Tourism and Travel and Introduction to on their individual needs and interests. Intermediate Certificate in English for Communication Level 3/4 • TOEFL 575 with (preferably) a TWE of 5; or 237 on the computer- Tourism and Travel. Advanced Certificate in English for Communication Level 5/6 based test; or 90 on the internet-based test with (preferably) a writing Student Support Certificate in English for Communication for IELTS Preparation score of 20; or Hospitality: Advanced Certificate in Culinary Arts; Certificates in Professional Study Abroad students have access to the full range of student services Cookery and Catering and Hospitality. Certificate in English for Communication for Business available at Victoria University. Victoria International (VI), is the first point of • IELTS overall band of 6.5 with no sub-score below 5.5; or Certificate in English for Communication for Nursing contact for all international students. The initial application and offer is • CAE grade B / CPE grade C. processed through this office. All international students are met at the airport, Contact delivered to their accommodation and are required to attend a Victoria International compulsory orientation. Victoria University of Wellington PO Box 600 Wellington New Zealand Ph. +64 4 463 5350 Fax +64 4 463 5056 Find out more about studying at Victoria: visit www.victoria-international.ac.nz 11 12 iseNZ iseNZ INTERNATIONAL STUDENT EDUCATION NEW ZEALAND LIMITED INTERNATIONAL STUDENT EDUCATION NEW ZEALAND LIMITED

Documents to be included with this application APPLICATION FOR SECONDARY SCHOOL AND (Certified copies are acceptable) ENGLISH LANGUAGE SCHOOL ENROLMENT Please ensure that you read and complete all sections of this enrolment form. This is an application • Birth certificate/Photo page of passport for enrolment. The final decision on acceptance of enrolment lies with the school/institution. • English transcript of most recent school report/academic report • Guardian document (if parent appoints guardian) Student Family Name Photo

Offers of place will be based on an assessment by the School or its Agent to the extent to Given Names which the ability and aspirations of the Student are matched by the educational opportunities Name by which you offered by the chosen School. If your application is successful you will receive an offer of place wish to be known letter. You will then need to pay the school fees as stated in the offer of place letter, be given a letter of acceptance and receipt from the School before a student visa will be considered. Male / Female (delete one) Date of Birth Country of Birth Acceptance of Enrolment Terms Before ISENZ can accept your enrolment application the following acknowledgement must be signed as having been read and understood: Passport Number Place of Issue I/We have read, understood and completed all relevant sections of the ISENZ Application Date of Issue for Enrolment form and the information I/we have given is true and correct in every respect. Date of Expiry Language spoken in Home Country Signed by Parent(s)

Name of Selected School/Institution in 1 Mother Father Date order of preference. 2 Note: If a place is not available in the institution of your first choice do you 3 wish us to pass your details on to your When completed please return this form and requested documents to: second choice?

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Phone/Fax: +64 6 356 6676 Email: [email protected] Telephone (Include country & area codes) Fax (Include country & area codes) Email All ISENZ schools/institutions are signatories to the Code of Practice. Copies of the Code of Practice are available on request from ISENZ or from the New Zealand Ministry of Education Starting Time (please circle) website at www.minedu.govt.nz Term 1 (February) Term 2 (May) Term 3 (July) Term 4 (October) 2006 / 2007 / 2008 Other, please state date (subject to school approval) www.isenz.com E4 E1 PARENT CONTACT DETAILS COURSE OF STUDY * Only to be completed for Year 9-13 enrolments. Father’s name Mother’s name Year Level Most New Zealand High Schools cater for years 9 – 13. Parent Home Address Area Schools cater for years 7 - 13. Intermediate Schools cater for years 7 and 8 only.

Telephone (Daytime) (Include country & area codes) School Level Student Age Telephone (Evening) (Include country & area codes) Year 7 11/12 years Year 8 12/13 years Fax (Include country & area codes) Year 9 13/14 years Email Year 10 14/15 years Year 11 15/16 years Year 12 16/17 years Preferred Accommodation Homestay arranged by school Year 13 17/18 years (Please tick) Homestay arranged by ISENZ Year Level on entering New Zealand school Hostel (Only available in some schools) Note: The school may recommend a lower year level if a student’s English and academic levels are not adequate. GUARDIANSHIP/CAREGIVER Students aged 10 or under (Years 1-6) must live with a parent or legal guardian. School Level (please circle one)* A legal guardian is a caregiver who has been appointed by the courts as a legal guardian. Year 78910111213 A document signed by the student’s parents stating that a particular person is authorised to be their child’s guardian is not sufficient and is not legally binding. Preferred Subjects. Choose six subjects* Students aged 11-13 do not require a legal court-appointed guardian while studying in New Leave blank or partly completed if not fully decided or if Year 7 or 8. Zealand but they must study at an educational institution which has Code of Practice ‘prior programme approval’. However, parents have the right to appoint a non-legal guardian while 1 their child is studying in New Zealand. 2 GUARDIANSHIP/CAREGIVER OPTIONS 3 (Please circle one) 4 The school will act as the caregiver Yes / No 5 ISENZ will act as the caregiver Yes / No 6 I/We prefer to appoint a legal guardian Yes / No Special Interests (Please give name of appointed guardian and details below)

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