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Overseas Applications NON USA
Tuesday, 10 June 2014
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Studying in the United KingdomExplore UK UniversitiesInvestIN is a UK-based organisation that provides students aged 12-18 with an immersive experience of their dream career. Immerse Education ‘Summer’ School in the UK This organisation runs residential summer school programmes (the British Summer is in July/August) for secondary students at Oxford University in the UK. See https://www.immerse.education/oxford-summer-school/ for what is on offer. Studying in Australia Find a course to study in Australia Different states have different application boards. Guide for New Zealander’s in Australia Australian High Commission Information Information from NZQA about using NCEA to study in Australia Only the credits gained in NCEA level 3 courses are considered. You must get NZ UE to apply. Currently they use the best 90 credits you have got at level 3 and calculate your average as a percentage, using the following values: 5 for each credit earned with Excellence, 3.5 for each Merit and 2.5 for each Achieved. This may change as our Level 3 is changing. Australian universities also have high requirements in relation to your level of English. I suggest you email the university or course you are interested in and ask is Level 3 English is required and how many credits. When applying to university in Australia you need to apply through the state the university is in. This is over seen by the Australasian Conference of Tertiary Admission Centres (ACTAC) and has these five centres.
For Melbourne University Undergraduate Entry Selection Using NCEA Grades VTAC information: VTAC: www.vtac.edu.au How to Apply through VTAC: https://protect-au.mimecast.com/s/nz9iC0YZJpCGg7rl8twmJ_U?domain=attendee.gotowebinar.com (sign up required to watch). International students can apply directly to the University See this Youtube clip about Melbourne university (2023) UniMelb101 for NZ students. University of Melbourne Information for NZ students. Recordings of the University of Melbourne’s recent information session for NZ students are now available to stream online. See here. Healthcare in Australia for New Zealand residents New Zealand and Australia have a reciprocal health care agreement, which means that New Zealand citizens travelling to Australia are eligible for limited subsidised health services for medically necessary treatment while visiting Australia. The reciprocal health care agreement covers treatment that is medically necessary. Medically necessary treatment means any ill-health or injury which occurs while you are in Australia and which requires treatment before you return home. For more information on this agreement, please see this website. If you are moving to Australia you may be eligible to enrol in Medicare. For more information please visit this website or call the Department of Human Services on 0061 2 9895 3333. They also can be contacted on medicare@humanservices.gov.au.
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