High School New Zealand High School Lists in New Zealand
Secondary Course
At CETA, we represent many High School all over New Zealand.
The highlights of New Zealand and education system is the importance they give in developing student’s IQ and EQ alongside each other. Therefore, school offers various subjects according to the capability and interests of students.
New Zealand’s education system is called “Nation Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA)” which is adapted from the UK’s education system and is accepted by countries around the world. High School education begins from Year 9 until Year 13, therefore students who graduated from New Zealand will have the opportunities to continue their further studies in any countries they wish to around the world including United Kingdom, United States, Australia, Canada or even Thailand.
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Education Curriculum
New Zealand’s education consist of primary, secondary and tertiary education. Primary education begins at Year 1 – Year 8. Secondary education starts at Year 9 – Year 13 and then goes on to higher education in universities in New Zealand or in other countries as New Zealand’s qualifications are recognized internationally. Moreover, New Zealand’s has a compulsory education policy between the ages of 5 and 16.
Advantages of New Zealand Secondary Education
New Zealand is one of the most popular countries for students. And international students to study. Because of the quality of education. It is home to several famous educational institutions. It is also a country that uses English as a national language.
High School in New Zealand
Types of School
- Public School
- Semi-Government schools funded by government and religion.
- Private School – Accepting international students from age 11 – 13 years old
Curriculum and Subjects Availability
- Term 1: January – April
- Term 2: April – July
- Term 3: July – September
- Term 4: October – December
Curriculum and Subjects Availability
- Year 13 (NCEA-Level) (Form 7) age 17-18 years old
- Year 12 (NCEA-Level 2) (Form 6) age 16-17 years old
- Year 11 (NCEA-Level 1) (Form 5) age 15-16 years old
- Year 10 (Form 4) age 14-15 years old
- Year 9 (Form 3) age 13-15 years old
Accommodations
Boarding House and Homestay options are available depending on the schools you choose. CETA provides homestay accommodation to students who prefers this options, as all our homestay are carefully selected with thorough background check from the police department and all our Homestay families must certified by Working with Children Certification. It is in our best to be proved homestay that meet the needs of students and parents in terms of their lifestyle, needs and wants. Once students are place in a homestay, our team of staff will coordinate closely to assist students in their stay in New Zealand.
English Course
At CETA, we represent many Language School all over New Zealand. /span>
Students can choose from a range of English-speaking programs, which students will gain experience in finding new challenges in learning in New Zealand.
English Course
New Zealand is a diversify country fills with people from all over the world sharing different cultures and backgrounds. This country is a combination of modern culture, but the same time it maintain the beauty of nature. Moreover, New Zealand is also ranked as one of the safest countries and the best in the world. Students who are interested in improving their English skills can enroll in New Zealand Language School at any time of the year.
CETA
we represents a number of quality institutions in New Zealand.
- Secondary Course
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Secondary Course
At CETA, we represent many High School all over New Zealand.
The highlights of New Zealand and education system is the importance they give in developing student’s IQ and EQ alongside each other. Therefore, school offers various subjects according to the capability and interests of students.
New Zealand’s education system is called “Nation Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA)” which is adapted from the UK’s education system and is accepted by countries around the world. High School education begins from Year 9 until Year 13, therefore students who graduated from New Zealand will have the opportunities to continue their further studies in any countries they wish to around the world including United Kingdom, United States, Australia, Canada or even Thailand.
Benefits of Studying
Secondary School in New Zealand
High quality of
Education curriculumVariety of School
options both Public
and Private schoolEducation system is
recognized worldwideCultural Exchange
Variety of Extra
Curriculum ActivitiesCreate confidence
and responsibility to
face obstacles real lifeIncrease chance of
entering into top
universities worldwideSafe and suitable
living environmentEducation Curriculum
New Zealand’s education consist of primary, secondary and tertiary education. Primary education begins at Year 1 – Year 8. Secondary education starts at Year 9 – Year 13 and then goes on to higher education in universities in New Zealand or in other countries as New Zealand’s qualifications are recognized internationally. Moreover, New Zealand’s has a compulsory education policy between the ages of 5 and 16.
Advantages of New Zealand Secondary Education
New Zealand is one of the most popular countries for students. And international students to study. Because of the quality of education. It is home to several famous educational institutions. It is also a country that uses English as a national language.
High School in New Zealand
Types of School
- Public School
- Semi-Government schools funded by government and religion.
- Private School – Accepting international students from age 11 – 13 years old
Curriculum and Subjects Availability
- Term 1: January – April
- Term 2: April – July
- Term 3: July – September
- Term 4: October – December
Curriculum and Subjects Availability
- Year 13 (NCEA-Level) (Form 7) age 17-18 years old
- Year 12 (NCEA-Level 2) (Form 6) age 16-17 years old
- Year 11 (NCEA-Level 1) (Form 5) age 15-16 years old
- Year 10 (Form 4) age 14-15 years old
- Year 9 (Form 3) age 13-15 years old
Accommodations
Boarding House and Homestay options are available depending on the schools you choose. CETA provides homestay accommodation to students who prefers this options, as all our homestay are carefully selected with thorough background check from the police department and all our Homestay families must certified by Working with Children Certification. It is in our best to be proved homestay that meet the needs of students and parents in terms of their lifestyle, needs and wants. Once students are place in a homestay, our team of staff will coordinate closely to assist students in their stay in New Zealand.
- English Course
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English Course
At CETA, we represent many Language School all over New Zealand. /span>
Students can choose from a range of English-speaking programs, which students will gain experience in finding new challenges in learning in New Zealand.
English Course
New Zealand is a diversify country fills with people from all over the world sharing different cultures and backgrounds. This country is a combination of modern culture, but the same time it maintain the beauty of nature. Moreover, New Zealand is also ranked as one of the safest countries and the best in the world. Students who are interested in improving their English skills can enroll in New Zealand Language School at any time of the year.
- Higher Education
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CETA
we represents a number of quality institutions in New Zealand.