International students are attracted to New Zealand for the high-quality education on offer and the associated lifestyle. For many students, graduation doesn’t necessarily mean a plane ride home but staying on to find work in a vibrant, diverse, and competitive economy. We’ve researched the types of skills and associated qualifications that are in demand in New Zealand. Our guide will give you a better sense of what the top graduate jobs in the country are.  

New Zealand has seen the launch of a new Employment Support programme for students from abroad.   The course launched by The Auckland Regional Migrant Services (ARMS) takes place over seven weeks, and has been created to bridge the gap between higher education and graduate employment, in a new country. In many countries which serve as popular study destinations, graduates who wish to continue living there, are usually required to meet certain