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• Christchurch Boys' High School (New Zealand) Professional Squash Player - 2021 British Open Champion

  

  Congratulations to CBHS Old Boy, Paul Coll winning the 2021 British Squash Open. Paul has created history by becoming the first New Zealand man to win the prestigious British Open squash title.
  
  His promise began to emerge as a boarder at Christchurch Boys' High School when he was part of a team that won the national secondary schoolboys crown in 2009, and the year following he claimed the New Zealand North Island under-19 title after finishing runner-up in the South Island event.
  
  Coll, from Greymouth, joins Dame Susan Devoy and Leilani Joyce as the two New Zealand women's winners of the tournament. It capped off a remarkable run at the tournament after his semifinal victory over world No.1 Mohamed ElShorbagy, who had held a 9-1 record over Coll.

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• COVID-19 and international students for New Zealand 2021-2022

  

  Immigration New Zealand will refund roughly NZ$ 14 million in visa fees, and officially cancel the files that were suspended in August 2020
  
  New Zealand will not accept new international student applications until 2022. New international students can re-apply when normal border operations and visa services start up again.

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• National Trade Academy (New Zealand) GATEWAY Level 3 beekeeping course

  

  Taking enrolments for the National Trade Academy in Christchurch (New Zealand) GATEWAY Level 3 beekeeping course. Have you studied Level 2 apiculture and interested in furthering your knowledge? Or do you want to learn the basics and enrol in a Level 2 course?
  
  Every Wednesday 11th of August - 27th of October 2021, ask for fees. 18 Credits available,

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• National Trade Academy International Agriculture Studies Christchurch New Zealand

  

  New Zealand Certificate in Agriculture Pastoral Livestock Production Level 3. This qualification is intended for learners from a wide range of rural workplaces who want to further develop their skills and abilities, school leavers, people who may have changed careers, adult learners new to the agriculture industry or graduates of the NZ Certificate in Agriculture (farming systems) Level 3. All of whom would complete the qualification prior to employment in the agriculture industry.
  
  2021 Cost and fees: NZ$ 8,880 for 24 weeks tuition fee, includes services of immigration advisor and job recruiter

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• The Auckland (New Zealand) Foundation Year course

  

  The Auckland Foundation Year Standard course would suit you if you've achieved at least average grades in English and relevant subjects.
  
  You should do this course if you don't meet the requirements for entry into undergraduate study at The University of Auckland, or other tertiary institutes in New Zealand OR if you've achieved at least average grades in English - a minimum overall - IELTS score of 5.0, with no band less than 5.0 or equivalent.
  
  NZ$ 28,600 tuition fee 40 weeks Standard or 31 weeks Intensive 2021 price

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• Study 2021 or 2022 with NZ premier tourism & hospitality management college

  

  Queenstown Resort College is New Zealand’s premier Tourism & Hospitality Management College. Whether you aspire to a career in adventure tourism or wish to enter the world of hospitality, QRC will prepare you with the skills, knowledge and confidence to successfully pursue your management career.
  
  Diploma of Adventure Tourism Management: NZ$ 21,310 year 1, NZ$ 19,425 year 2 (2 year course)

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• Gap Year in 2021or 22 at The International Travel College of New Zealand?

  

  Thinking of taking a gap year in 2021? Why not take it at ITC in New Zealand? A gap year can be a fantastic thing - it's a time spent in between different stages of life where you learn, grow, and prepare for the next steps. If you’re ready to spend a year learning, travelling, meeting people, and thinking about what to do next, an ITC qualification could be for you.
  
  Following a year of study with us, students can sign up for an international exchange with ITC. ITC works with The Broadmoor to place students in overseas jobs, which can range from four months to a full year. Or after studying, students can also go on to work in the industry here in New Zealand, where tourism is already seeing an uptick thanks to the domestic market.
  
  If you’re ready to spend a year learning, travelling, meeting people, and thinking about what to do next, an ITC qualification could be for you. Get in touch with any questions, or to start the enrolment process!

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• NTA New Zealand 2021 School Holiday Programme in Christchurch

  

  The National Trade Academy offers during this short term holiday programme, a structured and supportive learning environment to maximise the students' English potential. It also helps to upgrade their English to enable them to communicate effectively.
  
  A certificate is awarded after the course. Dates 28th of September - 9th of October 2021, for only NZ$ 320 per week.

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• Student visa and COVID-19 in New Zealand

  

  Unfortunately, the New Zealand borders still remain closed to most international students, however they have now opened up a Trans-Tasman bubble. This allows people from Australia to visit New Zealand without the need to quarantine. It is good to see some progress being made to open up New Zealand to the world again.
  
  Please send your applications through for the second semester of 2021 or the academic year 2022 and we can issue paperwork for you and put you on a waiting list. When we have more confirmation of borders opening we can then progress the applications further. Please know, first come, first served!

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• Napier Girls' High School, Napier (NZ) international student achievements

  

  Students Fah Chuaythan from Thailand and Lilian Knorr from Germany have been completing sailing lessons after school at our local Napier sailing club. Both girls were invited to attend the 2021 Taupo Sailing Regatta in March. The Napier Girls’ High School A team came 5th and the B team came 3rd in the competitions with challenging weather conditions and against a number of strong boys teams. Ms Stickley, our Accommodation Manager, also accompanied the team and ensured the girls were well supervised and had nutritional meals.
  
  Lilian Knorr leaves this term to go back to Germany. Lili decided to extend her stay in the Hawke’s Bay and had the opportunity to stay on an orchard this term with a wonderful host family. She has had some amazing experiences with her host parents and host siblings including three days on a kayaking trip on the Whanganui river.
  
  Napier Girls' High School tuition fee: NZ$ 28,000 per year, including registration and 46 weeks boarding in Hewett House

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• COVID-19 ramifications

  

  As COVID-19 had serious remifications on the whole international education industry, it was also very damaging to agents and representative across the world. Because of COVID-19 applcations and visaś were stopped for over one year.
  
  As a result StudyGroup EU as a whole now has to charge an application fee of 250 euro once you decide to use us for your application, until further notice. The amount is to be paid up-front (on an invoice) and is non-refundable.

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• America’s Cup 2021 Auckland New Zealand

  

  The 38th America’s Cup is returning to Auckland in the summer of 2021 (southern hemisphere summer), and once again, students from the International Travel College in Auckland have offered their time to help make it happen.
  
  While the actual event will take place from the 6th until the 21st of March 2021, there is a large round robin in the lead up to the event to determine the final two teams who will battle it out on the water. This is called the America’s Cup World Series (ACWS), which pits yacht crews against one another, two at a time, to determine the winners.
  
  Learn more in the main article.

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• Surfing in Taranaki (New Zealand) with the New Plymouth Boys High School

  

  The Taranaki region has a host of waves that fan around the base of Mt Taranaki. The region provides surf breaks for surfers of all abilities. The Taranaki region has the greatest concentration of quality surf spots in the North Island. New Plymouth Boys’ High School is located in central New Plymouth overlooking the sea and the well-known surfing and swimming at Fitzroy Beach. Fitzroy Beach offers a really good surf break and has waves to cater for all abilities in most conditions.
  
  Surfing is a major recreation for many New Plymouth Boys’ High School students and staff, with the Taranaki region known as one of New Zealand's major surfing destination. The nearest surfing beach is five minutes from the school and in 2015 New Plymouth Boys’ High School was the top boys surfing school in New Zealand.
  
  Fees (2020 prices) one term is available on application. NZ$ 17,962 for half a year with hostel accommodation or NZ$ 33,972 for one year with hostel accommodation

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• No visa applications for New Zealand until February 2021

  

  The New Zealand Government has extended the suspension of temporary visa applications (including student visa applications) outside New Zealand until February 2021.
  
  Immigration New Zealand is not currently processing visas for people outside New Zealand. This is because legally Immigration New Zealand is unable to grant visas to individuals who are unlikely to meet entry requirements.

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• New Zealand Border exceptions for a small number of international students with visas

  

  The New Zealand Government has established a new category that will allow 250 international PhD and postgraduate students to enter New Zealand and continue their studies, in the latest set of border exceptions.
  
  The exception today is a balanced decision that recognises the vital role international education will play in the recovery and rebuild of New Zealand and the need to continue the fight against the pandemic. It will enable us to welcome back a good portion of those PhD and Masters students who are caught off-shore, and who need to be in New Zealand to complete their work.

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• International Travel College Auckland back after COVID

  

  As Auckland is now back at Alert Level 1, our students are back on campus and no social distancing is required.
  
  We continue to encourage good hand hygiene, do extra cleaning of surfaces, ask students to use the QR Covid-19 tracer app, to stay at home if they are unwell (& get tested if have Covid-19 symptoms), and if they like, they are welcome to continue wearing a mask.

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• English Teaching College (New Zealand) Demi Pair Training Scheme

  

  Students on this programme study English in the morning for 15 hours a week, and learn childcare practices with their host family in the afternoons, evenings and the weekend for 15 hours a week. Students will typically help the family with childcare, meal preparation, light housework (laundry, dishes, vacuuming etc.), school pickups and drop off.
  
  There are five childcare assignments to complete in order to receive a certificate. Some students with a work visa may be able to be paid for additional hours. No fee is payable for accommodation or for meals as the students are required to live in the family home.
  
  The Au Pair Programme 2020 price for 12 weeks NZ$ 4,230 incl food and housing

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• Duke Institute of Studies Summer Holiday Programme (NZ Summer!)

  

  Earn Unit Standars & NCEA Credits during this programme from Monday 7 December 2020 - Friday 29 January 2021 (including 2 weeks holiday), a 6 weeks package).
  
  Effective learning and teaching strategies have effectively combined with outdoor activities. The programme will enable students to earn MCEA credits (up to two unit standers - Speaking and Writing) over a 6-week period in the summer holidays.
  
  Please ask for the price.

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• Welcome from Ms Deb Mills Deputy Principal International Newlands College, New Zealand

  

  Spring is now here in Wellington, giving us a lovely feel that summer is not far away!!!
  
  Our current students have been outstanding; their wellbeing has been at the forefront of all of our decisions. While they are very sad about not being able to return home for the holidays and connect with their natural parents, family members and friends, our host families have been amazing. They have nurtured them and provided excellent support to them and for this I am most grateful.
  
  I would like to congratulate the International Students on a very positive term and I look forward to celebrating their successes with them in Term 4.
  
  2021 NZ$ 16,000 for one academic year + NZ$ 1,000 admin fee (first year only)

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• Queenstown Resort College New Zealand Students Ready for Work

  

  Another cohort of the Queenstown Resort College Adventure Tourism Management and Hospitality Management students snapped up by industry. Work Ready and Ready for Work.
  
  39 QRC Hospitality Management and Adventure Tourism Management students are finished with their lessons and are soon to be off on their fully paid internships including:
  
  Amene Urirau - with the InterContinental Wellington, Renee Heathcote - with Lake Taupo Cruises, Sam Regenvanu - at Zane Grey's Restaurant & Bar, and Eilish Van Zeist - with The Lindis

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