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NEW ZEALAND NZ Govt NEW ZEALAND NZ Govt. Trained CAN/ AUS / USA Rejected Can Apply. Agent ● 85+ COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES ● IELTS 5.5 BAND & MORE ● Avomore & NZIE ● 2 YEAR STUDY ● AWI International Education Group ● Computer Power ● 1 TO 3 YEAR WORK PERMIT ● Cornell Institute Of Business & Technology ● CHANCE TO GET FAMILY PR ● EDENZ ● Elite International School of Beauty & Spa ● COLLEGE FEES AFTER VISA Therapies ● INTAKE EVERY 2 MONTH ● Elite International School Of Beauty And Spa Therapies ● SPOUSE CAN WORK* ● Ellipse Institute ● FEES 16000 $ PA & MORE ● IANZ ● ICL ● HIGHEST VISA RATIO ● ICNZ ● GOVT. LICENSED ADVISOR ● International College of Auckland (ICA) ● International Travel College of New Zealand AUCKLAND ( ITC ) ● IVY College ● Abacus College ● Kiwi Institute of Training And Education (Kite) ● Academic Colleges Group (ACG) ● Lifeway College ● Manukau Institute of Technology ● Animation College ● Massey University ● ATC Vision ● Media Design School ● Auckland Hotel And Chefs Training School - ● National Institute of Studies ( NIS ) ● Auckland Institute of Studies ● Nelson School of Aviation (Formerly AIS St. Helen's) ● New Zealand Academy of Studies ● AUT University New Zealand Career College (ACG) ● New Zealand College of Business DUNEDIN ● New Zealand Institute of Education (NZIE) ● University of Otago ● New Zealand Institute of Tech Traning ● New Zealand Management Academies (NZMA) HAMILTON ● New Zealand School of Education (NZSE) ● University of Waikato ● New Zealand School of Tourism (ACG) ● Waikato Institute of Technology (WINTEC) ● New Zealand School of Travel & Tourism HUNTLY ● New Zealand Tertiary College (NZTC) ● New Zealand School f Commercial ● Newton College of Business & Technology (NCBT) Diver Training (NZSCDT) ● NIS (New Zealand Institute of Studies) INVERCARGILL ● NITT ● Southern Institute Of Technology (SIT) ● North Shore International Academy (NSIA) ● NSIA NAPIER ● NTEC ● Eastern Institute of Technology ● NZCC ● NZIE NEW PLYMOUTH ● NZMA ● Pacific International Hotel Management ● Otago Polytechnic School (PIHMS) ● Prime International PALMERSTON NORTH ● Professional Bar and Restaurant School ● Universal College of Learning (UCOL) ● Quantum Education Group ● Rodney College International QUEENSTOWN ● Royal Business College ● Queenstown Resort College ● South Seas Film and Tv School ROTORUA ● St Mary's College Catholic School for Girls ● Tai Poutini Polytechnic ● Waiariki Institute of Technology ● Tasman International TAURANGA ● The Cut Above Academy ● Bay of Plenty Polytechnic ● Unitec Institute of Technology ● University of Auckland WELLINGTON ● UUNZ Institute of Business ● International Pacific College ( IPC ) ● Waikato University ● MFH International Institute ● Yoobee School of Design (ACG) ● SBG CHRISTCHURCH ● Victoria University ● Victoria University of Wellington ● Ara Institute of Canterbury (Formerly: CPIT) ● Wellington Institute of Technology (WELTEC) ● Design & Arts College of Nz Ltd ● Western Institute of Technology (WITT) ● IAANZ-International Aviation Academy of NZ ● Whitireia Polytechnic ● Lincoln University WHANGAREI ● RBMC ● University of Canterbury ● North Tech .
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