In the recent news from Nzherald said that most schools in New Zealand are now in need of Teachers to fill up vacancy like technology and physic teachers.
The report said that the greatest demand earlier this year was for English Teachers and now followed by technology and maths.
What is the main reason why jobs weren't filled? The report said that about three-quarters of job advertisement were applied by the same person, others received no replies.
Now the Government had introduced its new policy for overseas teachers to be quickly recognised and trained in UK.
According to Wellington, Rongotai College Principal Graeme Jarret said, "I didn't have anyone I could offer the job to. If [the Government] says there's no shortage, how come we hardly get any applicants?"
Jarrett said he had one word to solve the problem - money. "Because of the rate of pay, the very top young people are not going into teaching."
Indeed, the Government must make necessary actions to supply the shortages of Teachers in New Zealand. They needed to make teaching "more attractive for graduates" by making it a more valued profession.
Showing posts with label Education in New Zealand. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Education in New Zealand. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
New Zealand: the next destination for Indian Students
source: Business Standard
Business Standard reports that New Zealand now offers study opportunities in the field of research for students in India under the new agreement of New Zealand Government. It also stated that The New Zealand trade and Enterprise and the New Zealand High Commission in India have been organising education fares and activities for Indian Students for the past several years. As a result, Indian students are now granted to take a PhD degree in New Zealand without worrying its hig tuition fee. The New Zealand government is willing to pay at least 60 to 70 percent of fee for students who are taking up research at various NZ Institutions.
New Zealand’s Trade Commissioner to India, Paul Vaughan said “We are getting the maximum number of students from North India. Students from Punjab and Delhi are coming to New Zealand in large numbers. The trend is slowly being followed by students from Maharashtra and the Southern states.”
The population of New Zealand is just over 4 million. Due to the growing economy, a lot of job opportunities are coming up. “Our unemployment ratio is just 3 per cent and non-New Zealand citizens can take jobs even in the army and the police,” Vaughan added. The academic year in New Zealand star
Business Standard reports that New Zealand now offers study opportunities in the field of research for students in India under the new agreement of New Zealand Government. It also stated that The New Zealand trade and Enterprise and the New Zealand High Commission in India have been organising education fares and activities for Indian Students for the past several years. As a result, Indian students are now granted to take a PhD degree in New Zealand without worrying its hig tuition fee. The New Zealand government is willing to pay at least 60 to 70 percent of fee for students who are taking up research at various NZ Institutions.
New Zealand’s Trade Commissioner to India, Paul Vaughan said “We are getting the maximum number of students from North India. Students from Punjab and Delhi are coming to New Zealand in large numbers. The trend is slowly being followed by students from Maharashtra and the Southern states.”
The population of New Zealand is just over 4 million. Due to the growing economy, a lot of job opportunities are coming up. “Our unemployment ratio is just 3 per cent and non-New Zealand citizens can take jobs even in the army and the police,” Vaughan added. The academic year in New Zealand star
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
NZ schools best deal for foreign students
According to Nzherald, Most wealthy Asians are now seeking the best education in New Zealand. Considering one of the English-speaking countries, New Zealand tops the table of private schools in the Pisa education survey, published by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.
It is said that New Zealand independent schools respresent the best value on the planet.
Parents agreed to better send their children to New Zealand rather than to any other countries like UK or US.
You may read the entire article here
It is said that New Zealand independent schools respresent the best value on the planet.
Parents agreed to better send their children to New Zealand rather than to any other countries like UK or US.
You may read the entire article here
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