New Zealand's educational system has:
Preschool: This not compulsory, but 20 hours/week are available free to all three and four-year-olds.
Primary School: All children must attend a registered school from the age of six, but most children start school as five-year-olds. Most Primary Schools teach from Years 1-6 and some teach Years 1-8
Intermediate School: Years 7-8
Secondary School: Years 9-13
School is compulsory until the age of 16. This is usually up to Year 12.
Tertiary Education: This can be anything from Trade training to University study. There are many institutions Polytechnics, Technical Colleges, Universities etc. throughout the country.
Courses with more prestige are those recognized internationally. The New Zealand Qualifications Authority is the local organization that recognizes qualifications and courses.
Parents can apply to educate their children at home during the years where education is compulsory, but must show they are giving as regular and as high a standard as that provided at a registered school.
As at the 1st July 2009, there was 2,560 public and private schools throughout New Zealand
In New Zealand, there are many English grammar schools. They are available in most larger urban and suburban towns. They are good options for those who want to improve their English.
Otago which has some of the most excellent schools in new zealand
In 2012 there were about 165 Intermediate or Middle schools from around New Zealand and a few from Melbourne, Australia.
Study visas are not difficult to obtain for New Zealand. There are many private schools which cater especially for foreign students.
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There are no wrestling schools in New Zealand which is why they come to WWA4 in Atlanta Georgia.
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New Zealand has one of the best education set ups in the world. Their universities are amazing.
There are a few different boarding schools in New Zealand that is not to expensive. The most popular boarding school would be . Rangi Ruru.
No, though some high schools can be Boys or Girls only.