1. Main Scholarship: International Student Excellence Scholarship This is the primary and most important scholarship for international students at academyEX. Scholarship Value Up to NZD $11,000 towards tuition fees Usually awarded to limited students (approx. 2 per intake) Purpose of the Scholarship To attract high-calibre international students To support students who can create impact in organisations, communities, and industries Eligible Programs Applicable to Master’s degree programmes (Level 9) Not typically available for: Micro-credentials Short courses Eligibility Requirements (VERY IMPORTANT) To apply, students must meet both academic + professional criteria: Academic Requirements A recognized Bachelor’s degree OR Level 7 Graduate Diploma (or higher qualification) Work Experience Requirement You must have: Minimum 2 years of relevant professional experience OR 5+ years of industry experience (if no formal degree pathway) This is a key differentiator of academyEX (focused on working professionals) English Language Requirements One of the following: IELTS 6.5 overall (no band below 6.0) OR equivalent qualification OR prior education in English-medium country Additional Selection Criteria Applicants are assessed based on: Academic excellence Leadership potential Career impact goals Commitment to learning and innovation Documents Required for Scholarship You must submit: Academic transcripts (translated to English if needed) English test scores (IELTS/PTE etc.) CV / professional experience details Supporting achievements (awards, certificates, leadership roles)   2. Other Financial Support Options General academyEX Scholarships academyEX offers various scholarships covering up to 50% of course fees These may include: Merit-based support Diversity-focused funding Industry-partner scholarships Availability may vary by intake and programme   3. External Scholarships (Important for Indian Students) academyEX students can also apply for external/global scholarships, such as: ???????? Popular Options: Government of India scholarships Tata Endowment Loan Scholarship National Overseas Scholarship (SC/ST students) These are not academyEX-funded, but can be combined with admission   Key Highlights (Expert Insight) Scholarships are competitive and limited Focus is on experienced professionals, not freshers Strong emphasis on: Leadership Industry impact Future skills (AI, tech, sustainability) academyEX may cover partial fees only (not full funding)   Important Things to Remember Not a fully funded university Most scholarships are partial tuition support Work experience is mandatory in most cases Early application = higher chance of selection   Pro Tips (Counsellor Advice) If you're applying from India: Highlight: Work experience + achievements Leadership roles Real-world impact (projects, startups, etc.) Write a strong Statement of Purpose (SOP) focusing on: Career transformation Why academyEX Future goals Apply at least 3–6 months early   Final Summary academyEX offers limited but high-value scholarships for international students, mainly: International Student Excellence Scholarship Up to NZD $11,000 For Master’s programs Requires degree + work experience + strong profile Additional Support Partial funding (up to 50% fees in some cases) External/global scholarships

A. Government & Global Scholarships ???????? New Zealand Government Scholarships 1. “Welcome to New Zealand” Scholarship Around NZD 5,000 + return flight Purpose: Support international education in NZ Eligibility: Offer letter from NZ institution Academic merit Country-specific criteria   B. International Scholarships for Indian Students 2. Education Future International Scholarship ?2 lakh – ?10 lakh Open to Indian students Requirements: Indian passport Admission to any overseas program Academic merit   3. JN Tata Endowment Loan Scholarship Partial funding (loan-based) For higher education abroad Requirements: Strong academic background Admission offer   4. HEST (Higher Education Scholarship Test – India) Partial funding Eligibility: Indian nationals Qualifying test scores   C. Aviation-Specific Scholarships (Highly Relevant) 5. John Pauwels Flying Scholarship ~NZD 13,000 Covers: Pilot theory Partial flight training Eligibility: Interest in aviation Often targeted at underrepresented groups   6. Flying NZ / NZALPA Scholarship ~NZD 4,000 Requirements: Private Pilot Licence (PPL) Medical fitness Aviation club membership Age & training criteria   7. Women in Aviation Scholarships Variable funding + mentorship For female students in aviation Requirements: Passion for aviation Membership (sometimes required)   4. Typical Scholarship Eligibility Criteria (Summary) For international students aiming at aviation funding: Academic Requirements Minimum 60–70%+ in previous studies Strong STEM background preferred Admission Requirement Must have offer letter from institute English Proficiency IELTS / TOEFL (if required) Aviation Requirements (for pilot-related scholarships) Medical fitness (Class 1 Medical) Aptitude for aviation Sometimes PPL (Private Pilot License) Personal Profile Statement of Purpose (SOP) Passion for aviation Leadership or extracurriculars   5. Key Reality Check (Very Important) Aviation training is rarely fully funded Most scholarships are: Partial funding Competitive External Also confirmed: “No free pilot training or sponsorship” for international students in most NZ aviation schools   6. Latest Updates (2025–2026) Air New Zealand launched: Pilot cadetship with heavy funding (but domestic-focused) New Zealand government: Expanding international scholarship initiatives Aviation sector: Increasing demand → more funding opportunities may emerge   Final Expert Advice (Counsellor Insight) Best Strategy for International Students: Apply to Air NZ Learning Academy (if eligible) Combine with: Government scholarships External aviation funding Education loans Don’t Expect: Full scholarships from the academy itself Direct funding from Air New Zealand (unless citizen)

1. Rama Family Trust Scholarship (International Indian) Value: NZD 1,000 Tenure: Up to 1 year Number Awarded: 3 recipients per semester Eligibility: International fee-paying student holding an Indian passport Completed and passed one academic year of a 2 or more-year programme at Ara Demonstrates high academic achievement, strong leadership skills, or an inspirational approach Application Requirements: Completed application form Personal statement reflecting special circumstances and future contributions to the local Indian community Two referee reports (one from an Ara tutor) Academic transcript How to Apply: Submit application and supporting documents to scholarships@ara.ac.nz Application Period: Opening date: 25 July 2025; Closing date: 17 August 2025 Note: This scholarship is available for students entering into their 2nd or 3rd year of study at Ara. 2. The Rika Fund Value: NZD 2,500 Tenure: One-off payment Number Awarded: Varies Eligibility: Full-time domestic or international Ara learner Completed and passed one academic year of a 2 or more-year programme at Ara Demonstrates a clear vision for achieving career aspirations Application Requirements: Completed application form Personal statement detailing vision and commitment to studying Two referee reports (one from an Ara tutor) Academic transcript How to Apply: Submit application and supporting documents to scholarships@ara.ac.nz Application Period: Opening date: 2026; Closing date: 2026 Note: This scholarship is open to both domestic and international students. 3. Steve O’Neill Scholarship Value: Full payment of domestic fees Tenure: Annual Number Awarded: 1 Eligibility: Domestic or international student currently studying the Diploma of Cybersecurity (Level 6) full-time Demonstrates enthusiasm for cybersecurity and resilience in overcoming personal or academic obstacles Application Requirements: Completed online application form Personal statement (up to 500 words) Two referee reports (one from an Ara tutor) Most recent academic transcript One-page CV How to Apply: Submit application and supporting documents to scholarships@ara.ac.nz Application Period: Opening date: 2026; Closing date: To Be Confirmed Note: Applicants will be required to attend an interview with the Fulton Hogan team.   General Application Requirements for International Students To apply for scholarships at Ara Institute of Canterbury, international students typically need to provide: Academic transcripts and GPA evidence Accepted English test scores (e.g., IELTS 6.0–6.5, TOEFL, or Pearson PTE Academic) Valid passport CV/resumé Statement of purpose Reference letters Proof of identity (passport or birth certificate) Non-refundable administration fee upon enrollment (if applicable)   Key Deadlines Rama Family Trust Scholarship: Apply by 17 August 2025 for the 2026 intake The Rika Fund: Apply by 2026 for the 2026 intake Steve O’Neill Scholarship: Apply by To Be Confirmed for the 2026 intake

A. International Student Scholarship (Primary) Value: Up to NZD $3,000 Eligibility: Open to international students Must demonstrate: Strong academic performance Commitment to aviation career Requirements: Academic transcripts Application for programme Personal motivation (SOP/interview) Selection Criteria: Academic merit Passion for aviation Overall application strength   B. Excellence Scholarship Value: Around NZD $2,000 Eligibility: High academic achievers Strong commitment to pilot training Requirements: Academic excellence Strong application profile C. Women in Aviation Scholarship Value: Partial funding (varies) Eligibility: Female students Interested in aviation careers Purpose: Encourage gender diversity in aviation   External Scholarships (MOST IMPORTANT) Since internal scholarships are limited, these are your main funding sources A. Education Future Scholarship (India) Open to Indian students Partial funding B. JN Tata Endowment Loan-based scholarship Popular for aviation students C. Narotam Sekhsaria Scholarship Merit-based funding   Eligibility Requirements (Scholarship + Admission) Academic Requirements Minimum: ~50–65%+ Strong academics preferred English Requirements IELTS: Minimum 5.5 overall Aviation-Specific Requirements Age: 18+ Class 1 Medical (mandatory) Pilot aptitude test Interview/selection process Required Documents Offer letter Academic transcripts Passport SOP (very important)   Selection Criteria (Expert Insight) Ardmore focuses on: Passion for aviation Academic ability Interview performance Aptitude for pilot training   Key Scholarship Insights (Counsellor View) Strengths: Some scholarships available for international students Merit-based selection   Best Strategy for International Students ????????   What You Should Do: Prepare financially: Aviation = high-cost investment Combine: External scholarships Education loan Focus on: Strong SOP Aviation passion Interview skills   Critical Tip: Scholarship will NOT cover major costs Plan funding for 90–95% of expenses yourself

1. International Student Scholarship (Main Scholarship) Value Up to 25% tuition fee reduction Eligibility Criteria You must: Be an international student Apply for a full-time undergraduate program Meet academic entry requirements Sometimes demonstrate financial need Requirements Academic transcripts Proof of English proficiency Admission application Who Should Target This? Students with average to good academics (60–75%) Students needing moderate financial support   2. Dean’s Merit Scholarship Value Up to NZD $5,000 Eligibility Must already be studying at ATMC Awarded after first-year performance Requires excellent academic results Requirements High GPA in first year Good attendance & academic progress Key Insight This is a performance-based scholarship, not entry-level   3. Alumni Scholarship Value Up to 20% tuition fee reduction Eligibility Must have completed a program at ATMC Enrolling in another program (e.g., Diploma → Bachelor) Requirements Successful completion of previous qualification Offer letter for next program Best For Students planning long-term study pathway at ATMC   4. International Postgraduate Scholarship (Latest Level Insight) Value Up to 30% tuition fee reduction Eligibility International students applying for postgraduate programs Strong academic background Relevant undergraduate degree Requirements Bachelor’s degree English proficiency (IELTS ~6.5) Academic merit   5. Global Talent Scholarship (Field-Specific) Value NZD $3,000 – $5,000 Eligibility Students in high-demand fields: IT Business Analytics Management   Requirements Strong academic profile Statement showing: Leadership Innovation mindset   6. Continuing Student Scholarship Value Up to 20% tuition fee reduction Eligibility ATMC graduates progressing to higher-level study Good academic performance   General Scholarship Eligibility Requirements Most ATMC scholarships follow these core criteria:   Academic Requirements Minimum 60–70%+ (UG level) Stronger scholarships: 75%+ English Language Requirements Typical requirements: IELTS: UG: ~6.0–6.5 PG: ~6.5 (no band <6.0) Required Documents You’ll generally need: Academic transcripts English test scores Passport Statement of Purpose (SOP) CV (for postgraduate programs)   Additional Selection Factors Scholarship decisions may consider: Academic excellence Leadership qualities Career goals Field of study (IT/business preferred)   Important Conditions Scholarships are limited and competitive Mostly partial funding only Renewal may depend on: Academic performance Attendance   Expert Tips to Maximise Your Chances 1. Apply Early Early applicants get priority consideration 2. Strong SOP is Critical Explain: Why ATMC Your career goals Why you deserve funding 3. Choose High-Demand Fields Better chances in: IT / Software Development Business / Management Digital Media 4. Maintain Strong Grades Aim for 70–80%+   Final Counsellor Insight ATMC New Zealand scholarships are: Accessible and easier to get than top universities Designed to reduce tuition cost (not fully fund) Focused on merit + progression Best suited for students who: Want affordable education in Auckland Have average to good academics Prefer career-oriented programs (IT, business, media)

1. AIS International Scholarship Scholarship Value 50% tuition fee reduction for the first year of study in eligible programmes. Eligible Levels Applies to international students enrolling in: Diploma programmes Bachelor degrees Graduate Diplomas Postgraduate Diplomas Master’s degrees (including MBA and MIT). Eligibility Requirements To qualify for this scholarship, students must: Be an international student Meet the standard entry requirements for the chosen AIS programme Submit a scholarship application Applications are reviewed on academic merit and demonstrated financial need. Application Process Applications should be emailed to AIS before the deadline. Typical deadline: 4 weeks prior to the semester start. Applications received after the deadline are not considered. Successful applicants are notified approximately 2 weeks before semester commencement.   2. Academic Achievement Awards (International Students) Scholarship Value Limited number of awards each semester Recognises outstanding academic results achieved while studying at AIS. Eligibility Students must have completed at least one semester at AIS Demonstrate excellent academic performance. How It Works No separate application is required — eligible students are automatically considered by AIS based on their academic results.   3. Alumni Scholarship (International Students) Scholarship Value Partial funding support for students returning to AIS for further study. Eligibility International students who have completed a programme at AIS Are enrolling in a new (higher level) programme at AIS. Application Details and specific requirements are provided by AIS admissions (check the official scholarship page or contact AIS).   Important Notes (Based on Official Data) AIS does not only offer domestic scholarships — international students are eligible for the 50% tuition reduction and academic achievement awards. The official AIS scholarship page (on the AIS website) historically lists scholarships aimed primarily at New Zealand/Australia residents, but external verified sources confirm equivalent scholarships open to international applicants as well.   General Eligibility Requirements for AIS Scholarships To be eligible for scholarships at AIS, international students generally must satisfy the following: 1. International Student Status Hold international student classification (not a NZ/Australia citizen or permanent resident). 2. Programme Admission Must hold a conditional or unconditional offer from AIS for the programme they intend to study. 3. Entry Requirements Meet both academic entry and English language requirements for the specific programme. 4. Supporting Documents When applying for scholarships, students typically must include: Academic transcripts from previous study A personal statement or motivation letter Evidence of financial need (if required) Passport details (for international identification).   Tips to Increase Your Scholarship Chances Start Early: Apply before deadlines — late applications are usually not accepted. Strong Personal Statement: Clearly articulate your academic goals and why you deserve the award. Academic Excellence: Strong prior academic performance improves selection chances. Professional Documentation: Provide complete, error?free documents and include financial need statements when appropriate.

1. AUT International Scholarships – Regional Awards These scholarships support high?achieving international students from specific regions and are awarded as tuition fee contributions for the first year of study. Regions Covered (2026 Intake) South Asia: Afghanistan, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bhutan, Maldives Southeast Asia: Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Viet Nam North Asia: China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan, Mongolia, DPRK, Republic of Korea Europe: European continent countries These regional awards are open for Semester 1 2026 intake applicants. Value of Awards Undergraduate: Typically a tuition fee contribution of around NZ$5,000 – NZ$10,000 Postgraduate (Masters/PG Cert & PG Dip): Around NZ$7,000 toward first?year tuition (The exact value may vary by region and category) Eligibility To qualify for a regional AUT international scholarship: Must be a full?fee?paying international student (not a NZ/Australia citizen or resident). Must have a valid offer to study an eligible AUT programme worth at least 120 points (bachelor’s level or above). Must not have previously studied at AUT (even if progressing to a higher level). Must not have already commenced studies at AUT before the scholarship application.   2. AUT International Scholarships – Faculty & School Awards AUT also offers faculty?specific scholarships where available, aimed at international students beginning study in a particular faculty or school. These can sometimes include multi?year awards. Examples School of Business Scholarships Undergraduate: Contribution of NZ$5,000 to first?year fees Dean’s Merit Scholarship: NZ$7,000 (Year 1) + NZ$3,000 (Year 2) — total NZ$10,000 Applicants must have a valid offer to study qualifying business programmes. Requires submission of academic transcripts and a valid offer letter in the online application. Faculty of Culture & Society Scholarships Contribution of NZ$7,000 toward fees for eligible culture and society programmes. Available for first?year study only. Applicants must be new international students with valid programme offers.   3. AUT?NCUK Scholarship This is a pathway?linked scholarship for students who complete or are completing an NCUK programme (such as International Foundation Year, International Year One, or Pre?Master’s) and then transition into an AUT degree. Value Two scholarships valued at NZ$10,000 each toward tuition fees. Eligibility Must have completed or be completing an eligible NCUK programme. Must have an AUT offer (degree level) for the next available intake. Usually invitation?only—students need to be nominated or contact AUT/N CUK representative.   4. Nicholas Tarling Memorial PhD Scholarship This is a research?focused scholarship for international PhD students whose research topic relates to Southeast Asia and its people. Value NZ$10,000 toward PhD study. Eligibility Must be an international PhD candidate with a research topic tied to Southeast Asia. Supports knowledge advancement and research impact.   5. Doctoral Scholarships AUT offers doctoral scholarships generally for high?achieving PhD research students in competitive research fields—these can be either university?funded or attached to specific research projects.   Details vary depending on your faculty and research topic; interested applicants should check the AUT scholarships database for current opportunities.   6. External & Government Scholarships International students enrolled or planning to study at AUT can also explore external scholarship schemes, including: Manaaki New Zealand Scholarships A New Zealand Government scheme supporting students from developing countries to study in NZ (tuition, living costs, travel, insurance; varies by award). Foreign Government Scholarships Many countries sponsor students to study abroad with support for tuition and living expenses. Examples include: China Scholarship Council (CSC) COLFUTURO (Colombia) DAAD (Germany) LPDP (Indonesia) Country?specific ministries for Oman, Malaysia (MARA, JPA), Saudi Arabia (KASP), Thailand (OCSC), Vietnam (Project 89), and more.   Application Requirements & Process Typical Documents Required For most AUT international scholarships, you may need: A current and valid conditional/unconditional AUT offer of place Academic transcripts and certificates (with grading scales) Passport details (to verify citizenship) Personal statement or essay (where required) References (if requested per scholarship rules) Any specialised documentation requested in the scholarship regulations (e.g., evidence of previous study results)   Important Dates & Deadlines Regional AUT Scholarships (South Asia, Southeast Asia, North Asia, Europe) typically open mid?August and close around 15?November for Semester 1 intakes. Faculty scholarships may have their own closing dates (often mid?year or before intake commencement). Many awards are only offered before you begin study at AUT—students already enrolled are usually not eligible.   Key Eligibility Rules (International Students) Must be a new full?fee paying international student (no NZ/Australian residents). Must have a valid AUT admission offer for the relevant intake. Must not have commenced studies at AUT before applying for most scholarships. Must enrol and maintain full time study during the tenure of the scholarship (typically 120 points per year for degrees).

Currently, there are no publicly available scholarships listed on The Culinary Collective's official website for international students. However, students are encouraged to explore alternative funding options: Education New Zealand Scholarships: Offered by the New Zealand government to international students from specific countries. Eligibility and application details can be found on the Education New Zealand website. External Scholarships: Various organizations and foundations offer scholarships for international students pursuing studies in New Zealand. Platforms like Scholarships New Zealand provide comprehensive listings. Home Country Scholarships: Many governments and institutions offer scholarships to their citizens for studying abroad. It's advisable to check with local educational authorities or embassies for available opportunities.   Application Requirements for International Students While specific scholarship details are not available, international students interested in applying to The Culinary Collective should be aware of the general admission requirements: Academic Qualifications: Completion of secondary education equivalent to New Zealand's NCEA Level 3. English Language Proficiency: Minimum IELTS score of 5.5 overall, with no band lower than 5.0. Visa Requirements: A valid student visa is required for the duration of the study program. Health and Character Requirements: As per New Zealand immigration policies, students must meet health and character standards.   Campus Life and Support The Culinary Collective offers a vibrant campus life with access to state-of-the-art kitchen facilities, industry placements, and a strong network of alumni. Students receive personalized support throughout their studies, including career counseling and job placement assistance.

1. TCC General Scholarship — Up to 25% Tuition Fee Waiver What It Is This is the main international scholarship programme offered by The Culinary Collective. It provides a partial tuition fee reduction to eligible international applicants. Value: Up to 25% off tuition fees (approximately up to ~$5,000 NZD depending on programme cost). Applicable To: Students enrolling in Levels 4, 5 or 6 culinary and hospitality programmes (such as Certificate in Cookery, Diploma in Cookery (Advanced), Diploma in Hospitality & Culinary Management). Award Timing: Scholarships are usually awarded before enrolment and before visa submission so that the reduced fees can be applied to your offer letter.   Eligibility Requirements To be considered for this scholarship, international applicants usually need to meet the following: General Eligibility Be an international student (non?New Zealand citizen/resident) Intend to enrol in a Level 4, 5, or 6 programme at The Culinary Collective Meet general entry requirements for the selected course (see other sections on age, English, etc.)   Tips to Improve Your Scholarship Chances Here are practical things that help your application stand out: Write a strong personal statement that clearly explains: Why you’re passionate about culinary arts How the programme fits your career goals Your commitment to succeed Highlight relevant experience, even if informal (e.g., catering events, cooking competitions, family business). Prepare well for the interview if invited — speak confidently about your goals and passion. Apply early, as scholarships are awarded before enrolment offers.   Important Notes About Scholarships Not all applicants receive the full 25% tuition reduction. The actual award is determined by the recruitment team based on your personal statement or interview. Scholarships must typically be accepted before you apply for your New Zealand student visa, since they affect your offer letter and tuition fee amount. Scholarship offers are subject to change, and it’s a good idea to contact The Culinary Collective’s international admissions team for the most up?to?date details.   Other Scholarship Opportunities (External) While The Culinary Collective itself mainly offers the General Scholarship (up to 25%), you may also be eligible for additional external scholarships available to international students studying in New Zealand, such as: New Zealand Government Scholarships Prime Minister’s Scholarships for Asia & Latin America: In past years selected TCC students were supported to participate in international culinary study tours under this government programme — covering travel, living costs, and tuition for specific overseas study components. These are government?funded and administered by Education New Zealand and may not be provided directly through TCC. Other International Scholarships Home?country scholarships: Many governments and institutions worldwide offer support to students studying abroad. Industry and foundation awards: Scholarships for hospitality or culinary students from private or nonprofit organisations.   Final Tips Before You Apply Contact the Admissions Team – They can give detailed, up?to?date information on current scholarship availability and deadlines. Submit Your Personal Statement Early – Since awards are limited and assessed before enrolment, early application boosts your chances. Prepare for the Interview Option – Being ready to present your passion and goals can significantly improve your scholarship outcome.

1. Main Scholarship for International Students A. Cut Above International Scholarship (Official) Value: Up to 25% of tuition fees Example: Course fee ~NZD 27,300 Scholarship can reduce: ~NZD 3,000 – 7,000   Eligible Programmes: Hairdressing (Level 3–4) Barbering (Level 4) Makeup Artistry (Level 4)   Eligibility Requirements: To be considered, you must: Be an international student Apply for a full-time programme Meet entry requirements: Age 18+ (typical) Basic English proficiency Be assessed through: Personal Statement OR Interview Important: Selection is not purely academic Focus is on motivation & passion   Required Documents: Offer letter Academic transcripts Passport Personal statement (very important)   Selection Criteria: Scholarship is awarded based on: Passion for: Hairdressing / Barbering / Makeup Quality of personal statement Interview performance Basic academic background Official note: Scholarship amount depends on performance in interview or statement evaluation   2. Are There Other Scholarships? A. Promotional / Intake-Based Scholarships Value: NZD $1,000 – $5,000 (approx.) Offered: During selected intakes Through admissions or agents Important: Not guaranteed Depends on intake & seat availability   3. External Scholarships (Limited Applicability) Since Cut Above is a private vocational college: Some external options may exist: NZ Government scholarships (rare for this level) Private funding / education loans But: Most large scholarships are designed for: Universities Degree-level programmes   4. General Eligibility (Admission + Scholarship) Academic Requirements Flexible: ~50–60% minimum Selection is holistic (not marks-heavy)   English Requirements Basic English understanding required IELTS typically ~5.5 (programme dependent)   Other Requirements Valid student visa Health insurance   Key Scholarship Insights (Expert Counsellor View) Strengths: Up to 25% fee reduction Easier approval compared to universities Based on personality & motivation   Best Strategy for International Students ???????? To Maximise Scholarship: Write a strong personal statement Why this career? Future goals Prepare for interview: Confidence Communication skills Apply early: Better chance of higher %   Smart Positioning Tip: Cut Above values: Passion > Marks So even average students can win scholarships if: They show strong motivation   Final Counsellor Insight Cut Above Academy is: Good for skill-based creative careers Offers moderate scholarships (up to 25%) But: Not suitable if you need high/full funding   Honest Advice Choose this if: You want fast job entry in hair/makeup industry You can afford partial fees Avoid if: You depend on 50–100% scholarships

English Language Requirements To ensure academic readiness, EIT requires international students to demonstrate English proficiency. For certificate level programmes, a minimum IELTS of 5.0 is required, while diploma and bachelor’s programmes typically require IELTS 5.5–6.0. For postgraduate programmes, the requirement is generally IELTS 6.5. Equivalent TOEFL and PTE scores are also accepted, and some programmes with specialized content may require higher scores.   Scholarships for International Students EIT offers several scholarships to support international students, often based on academic merit, leadership potential, or financial need. These scholarships are designed to help reduce tuition fees and make studying in New Zealand more affordable. Key scholarships for 2025–26 include: EIT Academic Excellence Scholarship – Provides up to NZD 5,000 toward tuition fees. This is awarded to students with excellent academic records who demonstrate leadership or community involvement. EIT Youth Scholarship – Designed for students aged 16–19 years studying full-time at Levels 1–3. It rewards early academic achievement and encourages leadership development. EIT International Science & Engineering Merit (ISEM) Scholarship – Offers a 35% tuition fee reduction for students studying STEM fields, applicable for up to 5 units per term. Education Future International Scholarship – Offers up to NZD 18,000 (~INR 10 lakhs) for international students to study at EIT or globally. Eligibility criteria vary depending on nationality. Education New Zealand Excellence Awards – Provides up to NZD 20,000 for international students, including Indian nationals, at undergraduate or postgraduate levels. Industry & Trust Scholarships – Various scholarships are offered by industry partners and trusts for specific fields such as ICT, engineering, social services, and business. External Awards and Fellowships – Additional opportunities may include university-wide or field-specific grants, depending on availability and eligibility.   Eligibility for Scholarships Most EIT scholarships require students to meet the following criteria: Academic merit: Minimum GPA requirements (around 6/10 for bachelor’s, 3.0+ for postgraduates). English proficiency: IELTS 6.0+ for bachelor’s, 6.5+ for postgraduates (or equivalent TOEFL/PTE scores). Full-time enrolment: Scholarships are generally not available to part-time students. Age restrictions: Some scholarships, like the Youth Scholarship, are limited to certain age ranges. Supporting documents: These may include motivation letters, academic transcripts, references, and evidence of leadership or community involvement.   Fees and Living Costs Tuition fees vary depending on programme level: Certificate/Diploma: Around NZD 18,000–22,000 per year. Bachelor’s degree: Around NZD 20,000–24,000 per year. Master’s degree: Between NZD 22,600–38,000 per year. Living costs in New Zealand for international students are estimated at NZD 15,000–25,000 per year, depending on accommodation and lifestyle. Immigration New Zealand also requires proof of funds, including approximately NZD 15,000 plus a return ticket per year of study.   Why Choose EIT? EIT stands out because of its hands-on learning, research quality, and strong industry links. International students benefit from career-focused programmes, post-study work opportunities (up to 3 years), and comprehensive support services to help them succeed academically and socially in New?Zealand.

1. EcoQuest / Partner-Based Financial Aid A. Transfer of Home University Financial Aid Most students (especially from US/partner universities) can: Use their existing scholarships or financial aid Transfer funding directly to EcoQuest program As stated officially: “Most students… will be able to transfer their existing financial aid arrangements” Eligibility: Must be enrolled in a home university program Approved for study abroad or exchange Must receive academic credit transfer How it Works: Apply to EcoQuest program Get acceptance Coordinate with home university Transfer: Grants Loans Scholarships   B. Partner University Scholarships (UNH Students) Since EcoQuest programs are: Academically accredited by University of New Hampshire Students from UNH may access: Study abroad scholarships Departmental funding Financial aid packages Eligibility: Enrolled at UNH or partner institutions Accepted into EcoQuest program   2. External Scholarships (Main Option for International Students) Because EcoQuest itself has limited funding, external scholarships are the MOST important route A. Government & International Scholarships Students can apply for: New Zealand Government scholarships Environmental / sustainability grants Study abroad funding schemes B. Environmental & Sustainability Scholarships EcoQuest programs fall under: Ecology Environmental science Sustainable agriculture So students can apply for: Global environmental scholarships Research fellowships Climate-related funding C. Private & NGO Scholarships Examples include: Education foundations International study grants Research sponsorships These may partially cover: Tuition Travel Living expenses 3. Indirect Funding Opportunities A. Education Loans + Loan Scholarships Many students combine: Education loan Partial scholarship B. Research Grants Students doing: Directed Research Projects (DRP) May receive: Research-based funding (limited, project-dependent)   Scholarship Eligibility Requirements (General) Since scholarships are mostly external, eligibility depends on provider—but generally:   Academic Requirements Strong academic background (usually 65–80%+) Relevant subject (environmental science, sustainability, etc.) Program Requirements Must be accepted into EcoQuest program Must meet academic criteria of: University of New Hampshire English Language IELTS / TOEFL (as required by program) Documents Required Academic transcripts Statement of Purpose (SOP) Letters of recommendation Resume/CV Passport Additional Advantages Interest in: Ecology Sustainability Climate change Fieldwork / research experience   Key Takeaways EcoQuest offers very limited direct scholarships Main funding sources: Home university aid External scholarships Partner university funding Ideal for: Study abroad students Environmental science learners

1. Main Scholarship for International Students A. Elite General International Scholarship (Primary & Official) Value: Up to 25% of tuition fees Example: Diploma fees ~NZD 27,300 Scholarship → can reduce by NZD 3,000–7,000 approx. Who Can Apply: International students applying for: Certificate (Level 3–4) Diploma (Level 5) programmes Eligibility Requirements: To be considered, students must: Apply for an eligible programme Meet academic + English entry requirements Submit either: Personal Statement explaining: Career goals Why you deserve the scholarship OR Attend a Scholarship Interview Selection is based on: Application quality Interview performance     2. How the Scholarship is Awarded Selection Criteria (Very Important) Elite focuses more on attitude and motivation, not just marks: Passion for beauty / spa industry Academic background (basic level sufficient) Personal statement quality Interview performance This is different from universities: More holistic evaluation Less focus on high marks   3. Are There Other Scholarships? A. Promotional / Intake-Based Offers Value: Variable (NZD $1,000–$5,000 approx.) Offered: During specific intakes Through regional managers/agents Important: Not always available Depends on intake & market demand   4. External Scholarships (Optional but Limited Use) Since Elite is a private vocational college, most external scholarships are: Not directly applicable Only possible via: Government scholarships (rare for this level) Private funding/loans   5. General Eligibility (For International Students) Academic Requirements Minimum: 50–60% (flexible) English Requirements IELTS: Overall 5.5 (minimum) Required Documents Offer letter Academic transcripts Passport Personal Statement (very important)   7. Key Scholarship Insights (Expert Counsellor View) Strengths: Up to 25% fee reduction Easier to get than university scholarships Based on personality + motivation   Best Strategy for International Students ???????? To Maximise Your Scholarship: Write a strong personal statement Why beauty industry? Career goals (very important) Prepare for interview: Confidence Communication skills Apply early: More chances of higher % award   Final Counsellor Insight Elite is: Good for practical, career-focused training Offers moderate scholarships (up to 25%) But: Not suitable if you want high or full funding   Honest Advice Choose Elite if: You want quick entry into beauty/spa industry You can manage partial fees Avoid if: You depend on high scholarships (50–100%)

1. FREE Trust International Scholarship (2025–2026) This is the main scholarship program offered by the institute. Scholarship Coverage The scholarship provides: 100% tuition fee coverage for selected programs Access to professional training at the institute Professional accreditation opportunities after completion However, the scholarship does not cover: Travel expenses Accommodation Living expenses Personal costs.   Programs Covered by the Scholarship International scholarship recipients can study the following programs: 1. Certificate in Pastoral Care & Universal Wellbeing Coordination (CPCUWC) This program focuses on: Designing system-level wellbeing strategies Leadership in wellbeing implementation Organisational and community wellbeing management. It is suitable for professionals working in: Education Healthcare Community development Public policy Organisational leadership.   2. Certificate in Universal Wellbeing Evaluation Facilitation (CUWEF) This certificate trains professionals to: Implement the Universal Wellbeing Evaluation Tool (UWET) Analyse wellbeing data Conduct evaluation research Integrate wellbeing frameworks into organisations and research projects.   Eligibility Criteria for International Scholarships To qualify for the scholarship, applicants must meet several academic and professional criteria. Basic Eligibility Requirements Applicants must: Be an international citizen (outside New Zealand). Be a professional, academic, or researcher in fields such as: Education Health Government Community development Corporate leadership Social policy or research.   Professional Experience Requirements Candidates should demonstrate: A current or recent leadership role in a relevant sector. Experience in wellbeing initiatives, evaluation, or organisational leadership. The ability to implement wellbeing frameworks at scale in institutions, communities, or organisations.   Commitment Requirements Applicants must show commitment to: Prevention-focused wellbeing strategies Evidence-based decision making Improving wellbeing outcomes in communities or organisations.   Required Documents for Scholarship Application Applicants must submit the following documents: 1. Curriculum Vitae (CV) Your CV should highlight: Professional experience Leadership roles Research or policy work related to wellbeing. 2. Statement of Purpose This document should explain: Why you want to join the program How you will apply wellbeing frameworks in your organisation or community. 3. Professional or Academic References Applicants must provide references supporting their suitability for the program. 4. Completed Application Form The official scholarship application and enrolment form must be submitted before the deadline.   Selection Criteria Scholarship recipients are selected through a competitive review process. Applications are assessed based on: Professional background and leadership experience Relevance of applicant’s work to wellbeing research or implementation Ability to apply learning at organisational or community level Strength of references and application materials.   What Successful Scholars Receive Students who receive the scholarship will gain: Full tuition support Professional certification from the institute Accreditation through the College of Professional Universal Wellbeing Practitioners Access to an international network of wellbeing researchers and practitioners.   Tips for International Applicants To improve your chances of receiving the scholarship: Highlight leadership roles in wellbeing or social impact projects Demonstrate how you will apply the training to benefit communities or institutions Provide strong professional references Show evidence of research, evaluation, or policy experience   Summary FREEDOM Wellbeing Institute offers fully funded international scholarships through the FREE Trust for professionals interested in wellbeing leadership and evaluation. These scholarships provide full tuition coverage for professional certificate programs and aim to develop global leaders who can implement evidence-based wellbeing systems in organisations, communities, and policy environments.

Future Skills offers several tuition-fee reduction scholarships for international students enrolling in undergraduate, postgraduate, and master’s programmes. These scholarships aim to support talented students and encourage global diversity on campus.   Most scholarships are automatic tuition discounts applied after admission, meaning students do not always need a separate application once they meet eligibility requirements.   1. 25th Jubilee Scholarships (2026 Intakes) Overview To celebrate 25 years of education at Future Skills, the institution launched the 25th Jubilee Scholarships for international students enrolling in 2026 intakes.   Eligibility Requirements International students must: Be newly enrolled international students Receive an unconditional Offer of Place Enrol in a full-time eligible programme Pay the required tuition fees Obtain a New Zealand student visa Begin study and remain enrolled for more than three weeks.   Additional Conditions Scholarships depend on programme availability and class capacity. Students receiving scholarships cannot apply for RPL (Recognition of Prior Learning) or cross-credits. For multi-year scholarships, students must successfully complete each year to continue receiving the scholarship.   2. Diversity Scholarships Overview Future Skills introduced the Diversity Scholarship to promote global diversity in its international student community. Scholarship Value $1,500 tuition discount in addition to other scholarships.   Eligible Countries Students from the following regions are eligible: Latin America Russia and CIS countries Europe Thailand Cambodia Indonesia Iran Tonga New Caledonia Papua New Guinea.   Eligibility Requirements Applicants must: Be citizens of one of the eligible countries Enrol in 2026 intakes Receive an unconditional admission offer Study full-time in an eligible programme.   Important Conditions The Diversity Scholarship applies only to the first year of study. It can be combined with the 25th Jubilee Scholarship.   3. Women’s Scholarships Overview Future Skills also introduced Women’s Scholarships to increase participation of women and gender-diverse students in selected programs. Scholarship Value $1,000 off IT and Construction programmes $500 off other programmes.   Eligibility Requirements Students must: Identify as female, female-identifying, or non-binary Enrol in eligible programmes Hold a confirmed admission offer.   Important Conditions Applies only to the first year of study. Can be combined with Launch Scholarships in eligible intakes.   4. Special Kenya Scholarships (Targeted International Scholarship) Overview Future Skills partnered with the Kenya High Commission to offer special scholarships for Kenyan students. Scholarship Value Covers first 12 months of an 18-month master’s programme Tuition covered: $27,000 Student pays remaining $13,500.   Eligible Programmes Master of Applied Management – Business Management Master of Applied Management – Business Information Systems.   Application Timeline (Example) Applications open: 30 October 2025 Deadline: 1 December 2025 Study start: April 2026 intake.   General Requirements for Future Skills Scholarships Most scholarships share the same basic eligibility criteria. Admission Requirement Applicants must have: Unconditional Offer of Place from Future Skills. Enrollment Requirement Students must: Enrol in full-time study Pay tuition fees Obtain a New Zealand student visa. Academic Requirement Students must meet: Entry requirements for the selected programme Required academic qualifications. Study Commitment Students must: Begin their studies in the selected intake Remain enrolled and complete the programme successfully. Additional Conditions Students receiving scholarships must: Not apply for cross credits or prior learning recognition Meet all programme attendance and academic requirements.   Key Benefits of Future Skills Scholarships International students receiving these scholarships benefit from: Reduced tuition costs Access to industry-focused programmes Study opportunities in Auckland – New Zealand’s largest job market International study experience in a multicultural learning environment.

1. Institutional & Partner Scholarships (Main Opportunities) These are the primary scholarships associated with ICL. A. VueVille Future Technology Scholarship Value: ~NZD $1,000 per year Level: Bachelor / tech-related programs Type: Merit-based   B. Axol Science Scholarship Value: ~NZD $2,000 per year Level: Bachelor Type: Company-sponsored merit scholarship   C. Women’s Innovation Scholarship (Forktip Women’s Scholarship) Value: Variable Level: Bachelor Target: Female students Focus: Women in business, innovation, entrepreneurship Encourages gender diversity in leadership   D. Bharat Petroleum Scholarship Value: Variable Level: Master’s Type: Merit-based   2. New Zealand Government Scholarship (External but Applicable) New Zealand Government Scholarships Value: ~NZD $1,500–$2,000+ (can vary widely) Level: Undergraduate/Postgraduate Type: Merit + development-focused   3. Global External Scholarships (Applicable to ICL Students) Students can also apply for international scholarships while studying at ICL, such as: Fulbright Program Erasmus+ mobility grants Commonwealth Scholarships Go Global MBA Scholarship (~USD $7,000)   Important Conditions & Limitations Scholarships are limited and competitive Mostly partial funding (not full tuition) Renewal may depend on: Academic performance Attendance   Expert Tips to Maximise Your Chances 1. Apply Early Early applicants are more likely to be considered 2. Strong SOP Matters Highlight: Career goals in business / IT / management Why New Zealand + ICL 3. Choose the Right Program Scholarships favor: Business Informatics Technology-focused programs Innovation/entrepreneurship 4. Maintain Good Academics Aim for 70–80%+ Especially important for merit-based awards   Final Counsellor Insight ICL Graduate Business School scholarships are: Accessible but limited Mostly partial funding Focused on merit + career potential Best suited for students who: Have good academics + clear career goals Are targeting business, IT, or management careers Want to study in Auckland (high job exposure)   Honest Advice (Important) If your goal is full or high-value scholarships, ICL may not be the best option. But if you want: Affordable study Some financial support Industry-focused programs

While specific scholarship details for international students at Ignite College New Zealand are not extensively listed on the official website, the institution provides opportunities for financial assistance. 1. International Student Scholarships Value: Varies depending on the scholarship. Eligibility: International students enrolling in full-time programs at Ignite College New Zealand. Application Process: Interested students should contact the admissions office for detailed information and application procedures. Note: Scholarships are subject to availability and eligibility criteria.   Important Notes Limited Availability: Scholarships are limited in number and are awarded based on merit and availability. Eligibility Criteria: Each scholarship has specific eligibility requirements. Application Deadlines: Be sure to check the application deadlines for each scholarship to ensure timely submission.

1. ITC Internal Scholarships (Main Structure) A. ITC Standard Scholarship Scheme (Domestic-Focused) Value: Up to 50% of course fees (when completing multiple courses) Key Requirements: Must: Be NZ citizen / permanent resident Enrol in full-time programme Complete courses successfully Process: Written application Interview required Selection by scholarship panel   B. ITC Promotional / Merit Scholarships (Limited & Case-Based) From multiple sources: Value: Typically NZD $1,000 – $5,600 Basis: Passion for tourism/aviation Motivation & career goals Application quality   Important: These are: Not guaranteed Not always open to international students Often used for marketing or specific intakes International students may receive: Partial tuition discount Special offers via agents/admissions   C. Study-from-Home / Special Campaign Scholarships Example (past scheme): Full/partial scholarships for: Online tourism courses Required: Application + interview Proof of background/interest   2. External Scholarships (Best Option for ITC Students) Since internal options are limited, students rely on:   A. New Zealand Government Scholarships (Manaaki NZ) Covers: Full tuition Living expenses Travel Eligibility: Country-based (India eligible in some intakes) Strong academics + leadership B. Tourism Industry Scholarships (Example) Around NZD $2,500–$4,000 Includes: Financial support Industry networking Mostly for: Students in tourism programmes Often domestic-focused but worth checking C. Other External Options Private organisations Country-based scholarships Education agents’ funding schemes   3. Eligibility Requirements (For Any Available Scholarships) Even for limited ITC or external scholarships:   Academic Requirements Minimum: 50–60%+ Higher scores improve chances English Requirements IELTS: Level 3 → 5.0 Level 4–5 → 5.5 Required Documents Offer letter (mandatory) Academic transcripts Passport SOP (if required) English test scores   Selection Criteria Where scholarships are available: Passion for tourism/aviation Academic performance SOP / motivation Interview performance   Best Strategy for International Students ???????? Do This: Contact ITC admissions directly → ask for: Current promotions Country-specific discounts Apply early → better chance of fee reduction Combine with: External scholarships Education loan Smart Course Strategy: Choose: Aviation Tourism management

1. SEG Scholarships (Main Scholarship) These are the primary scholarships funded by the Soshi Educational Group (SEG). Scholarship Value SEG Scholarship B: NZD $5,000 per year SEG Scholarship C: NZD $3,000 per year (Older/limited category): SEG Scholarship A: up to NZD $7,000/year (may still apply in some cases)   Eligibility Criteria You are typically eligible if you: Are an international student Apply for a full-time programme (Diploma / Bachelor / Postgraduate) Demonstrate: Good academic performance Strong motivation and career goals Potential to contribute to IPU’s international community   Requirements (What You Need to Apply) Scholarships are usually assessed along with your admission application, so you need: Academic transcripts Proof of English proficiency (if required) Personal statement / motivation Recommendation letters Passport copy   Key Selection Factors IPU typically evaluates: Academic grades Leadership or extracurricular activities International mindset Communication skills   2. Palmerston North City Mayor’s Goodwill Ambassador Scholarship Scholarship Value NZD $1,000 (one-time, first-year tuition support)   Purpose This scholarship aims to: Promote Palmerston North as a study destination Encourage students to engage in community and cultural activities   Eligibility Criteria Must be an international student Enrolled at IPU New Zealand Willing to act as a student ambassador   Requirements Academic admission to IPU Interest in community participation / events Good communication and representation skills   3. First-Year Tuition Scholarship (Latest Update) This is one of the most attractive recent scholarships. Scholarship Value Covers up to 100% of first-year tuition fees   Eligibility Available for Bachelor of Contemporary International Studies (BCIS) students Typically applies to specific intakes (April / August)   Requirements Strong academic background Early application Meeting admission requirements   4. External Scholarships (Optional for IPU Students) While not directly from IPU, students can also apply for: New Zealand Government scholarships Private/global scholarships (e.g., Tata, Education Future)   General Eligibility Requirements (All Scholarships) To be considered for most IPU scholarships, you must: Academic Requirements Meet program entry criteria Good academic record English Language IELTS ~6.0 (UG) / 6.5 (PG) or equivalent Documents Required Academic transcripts Passport English test scores Personal statement References   Important Scholarship Tips (Expert Advice) Apply early (very important for limited scholarships) Maintain strong academic scores (70–80%+) Write a clear career-focused SOP Highlight: Leadership International exposure Career goals in business / international relations   Final Counsellor Insight IPU New Zealand scholarships are: Merit-focused rather than need-based Designed to attract globally minded students Easier to get compared to top universities—but still competitive Best suited for students who: Have solid academics + good communication skills Are interested in international business, Japan, or global careers

Hybrid Offshore Healthcare Assistant Scholarship This is the only structured scholarship opportunity linked to international students. Scholarship Overview Program: New Zealand Certificate in Health & Wellbeing (Level 4 – Hybrid) Mode: Part A → Online (from home country) Part B → Practical training in New Zealand Number of Scholarships: Up to 1,000 scholarships available Coverage: Covers Part A tuition (~NZD $5,500) Note: Does NOT cover full tuition Does NOT cover travel, visa, or living costs   Eligibility Criteria (International Students) To apply, students must: Be 18 years or older Show strong interest in healthcare/aged care work Demonstrate commitment to: Supporting elderly Helping vulnerable populations Meet academic entry requirements of the program Meet English language requirements (if applicable) In some cases (based on announcements): Priority may be given to: Students from specific countries (e.g., Vietnam) Candidates from disadvantaged backgrounds   Application Requirements To apply for this scholarship, you must submit: Mandatory Documents: Completed scholarship application form Personal statement (500–700 words): Why healthcare? Career goals Contribution to society Academic transcripts Two letters of recommendation From teachers/employers/community leaders Program application (must apply for course also)   Important Financial Reality (Counsellor Advice) Even with the hybrid scholarship: You still need to fund: Remaining tuition Visa + travel Living costs (~NZD $17,000/year minimum)   Latest Updates (2025–2026) Introduction of 1000 hybrid offshore scholarships Focus on healthcare workforce shortage globally Increased targeting of international candidates (select countries) No change in policy for: Full scholarships for international students General institutional funding   Counsellor’s Honest Advice Good Option If: You want low-cost entry into NZ healthcare sector You are okay with: Partial scholarship Hybrid learning model Not Ideal If: You need: Full scholarship High financial support

1. Bachelor of Culinary Arts & Business Scholarship (Academic Merit Scholarship) This is the main scholarship offered by Le Cordon Bleu New Zealand for international students. Scholarship Value 15% tuition fee reduction Applied to Year 2 and Year 3 of the Bachelor program.   Eligible Program The scholarship applies to: Bachelor of Culinary Arts and Business (Level 7) This degree combines: Culinary training Restaurant and hospitality management Wine education Food business entrepreneurship.   Who Can Apply International students from any country are eligible, provided they meet the admission and scholarship requirements. Basic Eligibility Requirements Students must: Be an international student (not a New Zealand citizen or permanent resident). Be at least 17 years old at the start of the course. Meet New Zealand university entry requirements for a bachelor’s degree. Provide proof of English proficiency. Be a new applicant (current or former Le Cordon Bleu NZ students are not eligible).   English Language Requirement Applicants must provide one of the following: IELTS Academic: 6.0 overall Minimum 5.5 in each band   Academic Requirements for the Scholarship The scholarship is performance-based. To Receive Scholarship for Year 2 Students must: Achieve minimum 80% average in Year 1 of the degree. To Continue Scholarship in Year 3 Students must: Maintain 80% or higher average in Year 2.   Additional Expectations Scholarship recipients must: Maintain satisfactory academic progress. Participate in extra-curricular activities or promotional activities representing the institute.   2. Excellence Scholarship (Merit-Based) Le Cordon Bleu NZ also offers a merit-based Excellence Scholarship for high-performing students. Scholarship Benefits Up to 15% tuition fee reduction Usually applied in later years of study. Eligibility Students must: Demonstrate strong academic performance (around 80% or higher). Submit a statement of purpose or motivation letter explaining why they want to study culinary arts or hospitality.   3. Previous / Occasional International Scholarships (Program-Specific) In some years the institute also offers special international scholarships for culinary diplomas. Example: Cookery or Pastry Diploma Scholarship Past scholarship benefits included: NZD $15,000 tuition reduction for culinary diploma programs. Typical eligibility included: International students from selected countries (including India). Minimum age 16–17. IELTS around 5.5–6.0 depending on program.   Important Scholarship Conditions Students should note the following: Scholarships usually do not apply to Year 1 fees. Students must maintain academic performance (around 80%). The institute may withdraw the scholarship if progress is unsatisfactory. Scholarships are tuition fee reductions, not full funding.   Tips to Increase Your Scholarship Chances Education counsellors often recommend the following: Maintain high grades in Year 1 Write a strong motivation letter explaining your culinary career goals Demonstrate leadership or hospitality experience Apply early for February or August intakes   Summary Le Cordon Bleu New Zealand offers limited but valuable scholarships for international students, mainly focused on academic merit and performance during the degree program. The most important award is the 15% Bachelor of Culinary Arts and Business Scholarship, which rewards students who maintain strong academic results.

1) International Undergraduate Scholarship What: £2,000 tuition-fee discount per full-time year. Level: Undergraduate (full-time). How awarded: Shown on the scholarship page as available to eligible international entrants (check your course page/offer for confirmation). Some awards are applied automatically to tuition fees; check your offer letter. 2) Global Postgraduate Scholarship What: £1,000 tuition-fee discount in the first year. Level: Postgraduate (taught). How awarded: Discount applied to first year tuition for eligible students. Confirm on your offer. 3) Lincoln Global Leaders Scholarship What: Up to 50% of tuition fees for one year (merit-based — a high-value award). Level: Undergraduate and postgraduate taught. Who it's for: International applicants who demonstrate outstanding academic achievement, personal qualities and extracurricular achievement. Application: Requires an application (not automatic). Prepare a strong application (see tips below). 4) Country / region–specific scholarships The University lists country-targeted awards (examples): China Scholarship, China Advanced Entry Undergraduate Scholarship, Egypt Scholarship, South Asia Scholarship, South East Asia Scholarship, EU/EEA Scholarship. These usually target students from the named countries/regions at postgraduate taught or undergraduate level. Application requirements vary but many are automatic eligibility-based (no separate application). 5) International Alumni Scholarship & Partner Scholarships International Alumni Scholarship: for international alumni returning for postgraduate study (amounts/eligibility on the site). Partner Scholarship: for applicants from partner institutions — may require an application and is usually for undergraduate entry.   Who is eligible (typical rules) Most international scholarships expect overseas fee status (international student). Eligibility often depends on: the level of study (UG / PGT / PGR), country of residence for regional awards, and academic achievement (e.g., prior degree results). Some scholarships are only for new entrants in a particular intake (check the academic year) and may have nationality or partner-institution requirements.   Which scholarships require a separate application? Global Leaders Scholarship — explicit application required. Partner Scholarship — often requires confirmation from the partner or an application. Many country-specific and automatic scholarships do not require an extra application; they’ll be applied once you meet the stated criteria and hold an offer. Always check the individual scholarship page.   Deadlines & timing Deadlines vary by scholarship and by intake. Some awards are assessed on a rolling basis; others have fixed deadlines (especially those that require an application). Always check the individual scholarship page and the University’s international funding pages for the intake year you are applying for.   Renewal & conditions Some awards are one-year only (e.g., Global Leaders covers one year at up to 50% tuition). Others (like the International Undergraduate Scholarship) are shown as per year for each year of the degree — check the exact wording on the scholarship page and the terms & conditions. For multi-year awards, you may need to meet progression criteria (good academic standing).   Practical tips to improve your chance (short list) Aim for strong academic results and clearly document them in your application. Merit scholarships are academic-weighted. For competitive awards (Global Leaders), prepare an excellent personal statement and evidence of leadership / extracurricular impact. Use specific examples and metrics (e.g., led a team of X, raised £Y, project reached Z people). Apply early for your programme — scholarship opportunities often depend on being an offer holder by certain dates. If you’re an alumnus or part of a partner institution, mention that early — you may be eligible for targeted awards.

1. International Study Grants MIT offers financial support to international students pursuing full-time degree programmes at the tara campus: Bachelor’s Programmes (Business and Digital Technologies): NZD?5,000 Master’s Programme (Digital Technologies): NZD?5,000 Postgraduate Diploma Programme (Digital Technologies): NZD?2,500 These grants are designed to assist with tuition fees and are awarded based on academic merit and financial need. 2. International Student Excellence Scholarship This merit-based scholarship is aimed at high-achieving international students who demonstrate exceptional academic performance and potential in their chosen field of study. The scholarship amount varies and is subject to specific eligibility criteria.   Application Requirements and Eligibility To be considered for scholarships at MIT tara, international students must: Admission Offer: Hold an unconditional offer for a full-time degree programme at MIT ?tara. Academic Excellence: Demonstrate strong academic performance in previous studies. English Proficiency: Meet the English language requirements, typically an IELTS score of 6.0 or equivalent. Documentation: Submit all required documents, including academic transcripts, proof of English proficiency, and a personal statement outlining achievements and aspirations.   Additional Financial Support Options While MIT provides internal scholarships, international students are also encouraged to explore external funding opportunities: External Scholarships: Various organizations and government bodies offer scholarships to international students. It's advisable to research and apply for these opportunities to supplement your funding. Part-Time Work: International students studying full-time are generally permitted to work part-time during the academic year and full-time during scheduled breaks, subject to visa conditions   Tips for International Students Apply Early: Scholarship applications often have deadlines well in advance of course start dates. Ensure you apply early to maximize your chances. Prepare a Strong Application: Highlight your academic achievements, extracurricular activities, and any relevant work experience in your application. Seek Guidance: Utilize the resources available at the MIT International Centre for assistance with applications and understanding visa regulations.

1. Toroa International Undergraduate Fee Scholarships These scholarships are designed for international students enrolling full-time in their first 120 credits of an undergraduate programme at Massey University. The scholarships cover tuition fees for the first year of study. Eligibility criteria include being a new international student intending to enrol full-time on campus in New Zealand. Applicants must have received a conditional or full offer of place and meet the specific entry requirements of their chosen programme. 2. Toroa International Postgraduate Fee Scholarships These scholarships are available to international students enrolling full-time in their first 120 credits of a postgraduate programme at Massey University. They provide tuition fee coverage for the first year of study. Eligibility criteria include being a new international student intending to enrol full-time on campus in New Zealand. Applicants must have received a conditional or full offer of place and meet the specific entry requirements of their chosen programme. 3. International Student Excellence Scholarships These scholarships support high-achieving international students enrolling in full-time undergraduate study at Massey University for the first time. The scholarships offer financial support to assist with tuition fees. Eligibility criteria include being a new international student enrolling full-time in an undergraduate programme and meeting the academic requirements specified by the scholarship. Applicants must have received a conditional or full offer of place and provide a letter of recommendation. 4. International Creative Excellence Undergraduate Scholarship This scholarship is for international students enrolling in the first year of an undergraduate degree with the College of Creative Arts at Massey University. The scholarship acknowledges creative excellence and provides financial support for tuition fees. Eligibility criteria include being a new international student enrolling full-time in the first year of an undergraduate degree in the College of Creative Arts. Applicants must submit a digital portfolio of creative work and a short written statement highlighting their creative purpose. 5. International Creative Excellence Masters Degree Scholarship This scholarship is for international students enrolling in the first year of a master's degree with the College of Creative Arts at Massey University. The scholarship acknowledges creative excellence and provides financial support for tuition fees. Eligibility criteria include being a new international student enrolling full-time in the first year of a master's degree in the College of Creative Arts. Applicants must submit a digital portfolio of creative work and a short written statement highlighting their creative purpose. 6. Manaaki New Zealand Scholarships These scholarships are part of the New Zealand Aid Programme and are available to eligible citizens from developing countries studying full-time in an undergraduate or postgraduate qualification at a New Zealand education institution. The scholarships provide comprehensive financial support, including tuition fees, living allowance, establishment allowance, medical insurance, tutoring costs, and travel expenses. Eligibility criteria include being a citizen of a developing country, intending to study full-time in New Zealand, and meeting the specific entry requirements of the chosen programme.   General Eligibility Criteria While specific eligibility criteria vary for each scholarship, common requirements for international students include: Academic Excellence: Demonstrated high academic achievement in previous studies. Full-time Study: Intention to enrol full-time in a programme at Massey University. Offer of Place: Receipt of a conditional or full offer of place from Massey University. English Language Proficiency: Meeting the English language requirements for the chosen programme. Documentation: Submission of required documents, such as academic transcripts, letters of recommendation, and personal statements.   Application Process The application process for scholarships at Massey University generally involves the following steps: Research Scholarships: Identify scholarships that align with your academic background and intended programme of study. Prepare Documents: Gather necessary documents, including academic transcripts, letters of recommendation, personal statements, and proof of English language proficiency. Submit Application: Complete the scholarship application form and submit it along with the required documents by the specified deadline. Await Outcome: After submission, applications will be reviewed, and successful candidates will be notified of the outcome.

1. Massey University International Student Excellence Scholarship Scholarship Value Up to NZD $25,000 total tuition fee reduction for undergraduate study. Study Level Undergraduate programs Who Can Apply International students who demonstrate strong academic achievement and plan to study full-time at Massey University. Eligibility Requirements To apply, students must: Be full fee-paying international students Be enrolling for the first time at Massey University Study full-time in an undergraduate degree Have received a Conditional Offer or Offer of Place from Massey University before the scholarship deadline Provide a letter of recommendation in English Demonstrate excellent academic performance in previous studies. Selection Criteria Scholarships are awarded based on: Academic merit Character and leadership Strength of recommendation letter.   2. International Postgraduate Excellence Scholarship Scholarship Value Approximately NZD $5,000 toward tuition fees. Study Level Postgraduate (Master’s programs) Who Can Apply International students enrolling in postgraduate programs at Massey University. Eligibility Requirements Applicants must: Be full fee-paying international students Be new students at Massey University Have an offer of admission to a postgraduate program Enroll in full-time postgraduate study Study at Albany, Manawat?, Wellington campus, or online. Selection Criteria Academic excellence in previous university study Overall academic profile.   3. International Creative Excellence Undergraduate Scholarship Scholarship Value Up to NZD $10,000 tuition fee scholarship. Study Level Undergraduate Programs Covered Creative arts programs such as: Bachelor of Commercial Music Bachelor of Design (Honours) Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours) Bachelor of Screen Arts (Honours). Eligibility Requirements Students must: Be international students Be new to Massey University Enroll in first-year undergraduate study in creative arts Study full-time Provide a digital portfolio demonstrating creative talent Submit a 300-word creative purpose statement. Selection Criteria Quality of creative portfolio Artistic potential Personal statement.   4. College-Specific International Excellence Scholarships These scholarships are offered by individual academic colleges within the university. Scholarship Value Usually NZD $10,000 – $20,000 depending on the program. Available Fields Examples include: Humanities & Social Sciences Business Creative Arts Science and technology fields. Eligibility Requirements Applicants generally must: Be international students paying full tuition fees Enroll in an eligible undergraduate or postgraduate program Meet academic excellence requirements Study full-time at Massey University.   5. Manaaki New Zealand Government Scholarships This is a fully funded scholarship by the New Zealand Government. Scholarship Value Covers: Full tuition fees Living allowance Travel costs Medical insurance. Study Level Undergraduate Postgraduate Eligibility Requirements Students must: Be citizens of eligible developing countries Meet academic admission requirements Demonstrate leadership and development potential Study full-time in New Zealand.   6. Massey University Doctoral Scholarship Scholarship Value Approximately: NZD $30,000 per year stipend Tuition fees covered Total value around NZD $90,000 over 3 years. Study Level PhD / Doctoral programs. Eligibility Requirements Applicants must: Hold a master’s degree or equivalent qualification Demonstrate strong research potential Have an approved research proposal Enroll in full-time doctoral study.   7. Business Excellence Scholarship Scholarship Value Around NZD $7,000 toward tuition fees plus mentoring opportunities. Eligibility Requirements Students must: Be enrolling in a Massey Business School program Be a school leaver entering a bachelor’s degree Study full-time.   General Scholarship Eligibility Requirements (For Most Awards) Although requirements vary, most Massey scholarships require students to: 1. Academic Excellence Strong academic record in previous studies Competitive GPA or high school results. 2. Admission Offer Must apply and receive an offer from Massey University before applying for many scholarships. 3. International Student Status Must be a full fee-paying international student (not a NZ or Australian citizen). 4. Full-time Enrollment Most scholarships require full-time study (usually 120 credits per year). 5. Additional Documents Depending on the scholarship, applicants may need: Academic transcripts Personal statement Portfolio (for creative courses) Letter of recommendation Research proposal (for postgraduate research).   Tips for International Students to Win Scholarships To increase your chances: Maintain excellent academic grades Prepare a strong personal statement Provide strong letters of recommendation Apply early before deadlines Highlight leadership, extracurricular activities, or research experience

Purpose and Approach MDS is deeply committed to making education in digital design and creative technology accessible and affordable for international students. This commitment is reflected in a wide-ranging scholarship program that rewards talent, creativity, leadership, and academic achievement across different levels — from undergraduate to postgraduate studies — including dedicated grants for technology and gaming-focused qualifications.   Undergraduate Scholarships for International Students International students can apply for scholarships if they are entering one of MDS’ core undergraduate degree programmes such as Bachelor of Media Design, Bachelor of Creative Technologies, Bachelor of Art & Design (3D Animation & VFX), or Bachelor of Software Engineering. These scholarships are usually merit-based and designed to reward students with strong academic records and creative portfolios. Value: Up to NZD 5,000 towards first-year tuition or up to 50 % of tuition fees, depending on merit and portfolio strength. Requirements: Must be a new international student enrolling in a full-time undergraduate programme. Provide evidence of academic excellence (transcripts or grade certificates). Submit a creative portfolio (mandatory for animation, game art, and media programmes). Meet English language requirements such as IELTS 6.0 (academic) or equivalent. Additional Info: Specialised merit scholarships are available for students enrolling in programmes like Creative Advertising or Women in Technology, and students of Mori or Pacific Islander descent may also qualify under respective categories.   Postgraduate Scholarships for International Students MDS offers financial support for students pursuing post-graduate degrees such as the Master of Design or the Graduate Diploma of Creative Technologies. These scholarships are designed for students seeking deeper specialization or career advancement in creative fields such as game development, visual effects, interactive design, and motion graphics. Value: Typically up to NZD 5,000 for a postgraduate degree or a 25–30% tuition reduction for the first year of study. Eligibility: Must hold a Bachelor’s degree related to design, arts, software engineering, or creative technologies. Demonstrate academic merit and potential to contribute to the field. Provide a portfolio and/or evidence of professional experience in the area of study. Duration: Generally applied to the first year of postgraduate studies.   New Tuition Reductions for Creative and Tech Studies From May 2025, MDS has introduced new tuition reductions specifically for international students pursuing technology-heavy and creative programmes. These include degrees like: Bachelor of Information Technology Bachelor of Software Engineering (AI and Game Programming) Bachelor of Art & Design and Bachelor of Media Design   Alumni Scholarship – International Available to MDS graduates who pursue postgraduate studies. Provides a 25–30 % tuition reduction for one year of postgraduate study based on academic track record, leadership, and impact during undergraduate years.   General Scholarship Requirements To apply for any scholarship at Media Design School, international students must meet the following: Admission Offer: You must first be accepted into an eligible undergraduate or postgraduate programme. Academic Excellence: Solid track record in secondary or tertiary education (transcripts required). English Proficiency: IELTS 6.0 (academic) or equivalent. Portfolio: Required for creative disciplines like animation, VFX, game art, etc. Adobe Creative Cloud Unity Application: Complete the scholarship application form available on the MDS website. Applications are usually submitted after your admission offer is confirmed. Interview: Some merit-based scholarships may require an interview or an additional assessment.   Extra Financial Support Options MDS also collaborates with external organisations and trusts to help students access additional funding opportunities. They encourage students to explore external scholarship providers to complement their MDS funding.   Deadlines and Application Tips Applications for scholarships are typically open year-round, but it is recommended you apply early alongside your course application, especially before major intake start dates (February / May / August). Portfolio-driven programmes (like animation or game design) deadlines may be earlier due to evaluation requirements.

1. Aspire2 Partial Scholarship (Main Option) Scholarship Value Covers part of tuition fees (amount varies) Applied directly to student fees (not cash) Eligibility Criteria To be eligible, students must: Be an international student (non-resident) Meet: Programme academic entry requirements Immigration New Zealand student visa requirements Demonstrate: Academic merit Interest/passion in chosen field Good attendance/commitment (for continuing students)   Application Requirements Typical documents include: Academic transcripts Passport copy Statement of purpose (in some cases) Proof of English proficiency Offer letter for program In most cases: You must apply for admission first, then be considered for scholarship   Selection Process Scholarships are awarded on a contestable basis Final selection depends on: Academic profile Motivation Program demand Number of awards: Limited and varies each intake/year   2. Aspire2 Group Scholarships (Indirect / Limited) Because Aspire2 Health & Wellbeing is part of a larger group: Some scholarships may be offered across Aspire2 Group institutions These may include: Merit-based scholarships Diversity / access scholarships Program-specific funding However: Not guaranteed for Health & Wellbeing programs Availability depends on: Intake Country Partner agents   Important Financial Reality (Counsellor Insight) Even if you receive a scholarship: It will cover only a portion of tuition fees You still need to fund: Remaining tuition Living costs Scholarships here are: Not designed for full funding Designed as support/discounts   Latest Updates (2025–2026) Partial scholarships continue under Aspire2 Group No new major scholarship schemes introduced Scholarships remain: Limited Competitive Intake-based   Counsellor’s Honest Advice Good Strategy Choose Aspire2 Health & Wellbeing if: You want flexible online health/wellness education You can self-fund most of your studies You treat scholarships as a bonus, not a plan

1. NMIT x MABECS Global Scholarship This is one of the main scholarships linked to NMIT for international students. Scholarship Value NZD $10,000 tuition fee reduction Usually 9–10 scholarships awarded per intake. Level of Study Available for international students enrolling in: Certificate programs Diploma programs Graduate Diploma programs Bachelor’s degrees Postgraduate Diplomas Master’s programmes Duration One-time award applied toward tuition fees. Eligibility Requirements To qualify, applicants must: Be an international student classified as an overseas fee payer. Receive an offer of admission for a programme worth at least 120 credits (equivalent to one year of full-time study). Start study in an eligible intake (for example October, February, or July intake). Demonstrate the ability to cover remaining tuition and living costs not covered by the scholarship. Not already be enrolled at NMIT in New Zealand. Additional Requirements Applicants must: Submit a 500-word essay explaining: why they deserve the scholarship how the scholarship will support their study goals. Shortlisted candidates may also be invited for an interview. Application Deadlines (Example 2026 Intakes) February intake: November deadline July intake: April deadline October intake: July deadline.   2. NMIT International Excellence Scholarship This scholarship is offered to high-performing international students. Scholarship Value Up to NZD $5,000 tuition fee reduction. Eligibility Requirements Applicants must: Be international students enrolling in an NMIT programme. Have strong academic performance (typically a GPA equivalent of 3.0 or higher). Meet the admission and English language requirements of the programme. Selection Criteria Scholarships are usually awarded based on: Academic achievement Motivation and career goals Potential contribution to the NMIT student community.   3. NMIT Degree Scholarship This scholarship supports students enrolling in a Bachelor’s degree at NMIT. Scholarship Value Up to NZD $6,500 toward tuition fees. Eligibility Applicants must: Be admitted into an undergraduate degree programme at NMIT. Demonstrate academic merit. Meet programme entry requirements.   4. Postgraduate Study Grants (Applied Management Programs) Certain NMIT postgraduate programs may offer study grants for international students. Examples Master of Applied Management Study Grant Approx. NZD $10,000 tuition reduction Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Management Study Grant Approx. NZD $5,000 tuition reduction. Eligibility Requirements Applicants must: Be international students enrolling in eligible management programmes. Hold an offer of admission for the programme. Be full-fee paying students.   5. Accommodation and Living Grants Some support schemes help international students cover accommodation costs. Scholarship Value Up to NZD $2,000 for housing or living costs. Eligibility Students must: Be new international students starting at NMIT. Demonstrate financial need or academic merit.   6. External Scholarships Available to NMIT Students Many international students studying at NMIT apply for external scholarships offered by governments, foundations, or organisations. Examples include: Education Future International Scholarship Funding range: INR 2 lakh – INR 10 lakh Open to Indian students studying abroad. K.C. Mahindra Scholarships for Postgraduate Study Up to INR 10 lakh funding. JN Tata Endowment Scholarship Merit-based financial support for international postgraduate study.   7. Other Scholarships Accessible to NMIT Students International students may also apply for: Education New Zealand Scholarships Government-supported funding for international students. New Zealand Government Scholarships These include fully funded programmes for eligible countries. Industry Scholarships Some programmes such as aquaculture or viticulture may offer industry-partner scholarships linked to employment opportunities.   General Eligibility Criteria for NMIT Scholarships Although each scholarship has different rules, most require: Academic Requirements Strong academic results from previous study. Admission Requirement Students must receive an offer from NMIT before applying for scholarships. International Student Status Applicants must: Be full-fee paying international students. Hold a valid New Zealand student visa. Supporting Documents Typical documents required include: Academic transcripts Passport copy Personal statement or scholarship essay Reference letters (for some scholarships) Proof of English language proficiency (IELTS, TOEFL, etc.).   Key Scholarship Tips for International Students Apply early (3–6 months before intake) Maintain strong academic grades Write a clear personal statement explaining your career goals Apply for multiple scholarships (internal + external)   Summary International students planning to study at NMIT can access several scholarship opportunities including: NMIT x MABECS Global Scholarship (NZD $10,000) NMIT International Excellence Scholarship (up to NZD $5,000) NMIT Degree Scholarship (up to NZD $6,500) Postgraduate Study Grants (up to NZD $10,000) Accommodation/Living grants External scholarships such as Education Future or JN Tata scholarships

English Proficiency Scholarship (Most Common) Value: IELTS 6.5 → NZD $1,000 IELTS 7.0+ → NZD $2,000 Eligibility: International students Must meet English language entry requirements Requirements: Valid IELTS (or equivalent test score) Admission into NZCCM program   NZ Secondary School Scholarship Value: NZD $2,000 Eligibility: International students who: Completed schooling in New Zealand Achieved NCEA Level 3 with Merit or higher (or equivalent) Requirements: Academic transcripts (NZ secondary school) Proof of NCEA Level 3 performance   Performance Scholarship (For Current Students) Status: Policy under review (latest update) Typical Value (based on latest available policy): NZD $2,000 → Top academic performance NZD $1,000 → High but slightly lower performance Eligibility: Both international & domestic students Must be enrolled full-time Criteria: Achieve: A grade in all subjects, OR High grades across majority of courses   Final-Year Clinical Scholarship (Advanced Students) Benefits: May include: Overseas clinical training (e.g., China) Travel-related support Eligibility: Final-year students Must achieve: “Highly Competent” clinical performance Strong academic results   General Scholarship Conditions Across all NZCCM scholarships: Applicable Programs: Bachelor of Health Science (Level 7) Master of Chinese Medicine (Level 9) Diploma in Tuina (Level 7)   Key Rules: Scholarships: Used as tuition fee credits only Cannot be transferred or cashed Valid only for: NZCCM programs Must be used within: Specified study period (often within 2 years)   Important Financial Reality (Counsellor Insight) Even with scholarships: Tuition fees are only slightly reduced You still need to fund: Majority of tuition Living costs (NZD ~17,000/year typical in NZ) Scholarships at NZCCM are: Not designed for full financial support Designed as small incentives for merit   Latest Updates (2025–2026) IELTS-based scholarships continue unchanged NZ secondary school scholarship still active Performance scholarship policy: Currently under review No new large-scale scholarships introduced Overall trend: Stable but limited funding opportunities   Counsellor’s Honest Advice Good Strategy Choose NZCCM if: You want a career in acupuncture / TCM You can self-fund study You treat scholarships as a bonus (not main funding)

1. NZIE Tuition Fee Support / Institutional Scholarships Scholarship Value NZIE may provide partial tuition-fee discounts or financial assistance for selected programmes. The value can vary depending on: Programme chosen Student eligibility Academic performance Available funding for a specific intake Typically these scholarships cover a portion of the tuition fees rather than full funding. Study Level Available for selected programmes such as: Diploma in Digital Marketing Diploma in Social Media Marketing Digital marketing strategy courses Other business or professional training programs   Eligibility Requirements To be eligible for NZIE institutional scholarships, international students generally must: Be a full-fee paying international student Apply and receive an offer of admission to an NZIE programme Meet academic and English language entry requirements Demonstrate interest and motivation for the field of study   Selection Criteria Students are usually evaluated based on: Academic performance Personal motivation Career goals Potential contribution to the industry   2. Government “Fees-Free” Initiative Some NZIE programmes may be eligible under the New Zealand Government Fees-Free scheme. Scholarship Value Covers up to NZD $12,000 of tuition fees for eligible study. Eligibility Requirements Students must: Not have completed more than 60 credits of tertiary study at Level 3 or above Meet New Zealand Qualifications Framework (NZQF) eligibility requirements Enroll in an eligible programme   3. External Scholarships Available to NZIE Students International students studying at NZIE may apply for external scholarships that can be used at institutions in New Zealand. Education Future International Scholarship This is an external scholarship available to international students studying abroad. Scholarship Value Approximately INR 2 lakh – INR 10 lakh (partial funding). Eligibility Students must: Be international students (often Indian nationals) Be admitted to an eligible overseas programme Demonstrate strong academic achievement   4. Manaaki New Zealand Government Scholarships Another major funding opportunity is the Manaaki New Zealand Scholarships, funded by the New Zealand Government. Scholarship Value Fully funded support including: Tuition fees Living allowance Travel costs Medical insurance. Study Level Primarily for: Undergraduate degrees Postgraduate programmes Eligibility Requirements Students must: Be citizens of eligible developing countries Meet academic admission requirements Demonstrate leadership and development potential Study full-time in New Zealand.   General Requirements to Apply for NZIE Scholarships Although scholarship requirements vary, most students need to meet the following conditions. 1. International Student Status Applicants must be full fee-paying international students (not New Zealand citizens or residents). 2. Offer of Admission Students must first: Apply for an NZIE programme Receive a conditional or unconditional offer Scholarship applications are typically considered after admission. 3. Academic Qualifications Students must meet: Academic entry requirements English language requirements (such as IELTS or equivalent). 4. Supporting Documents Students may need to submit: Academic transcripts Passport copy English proficiency test results Personal statement or motivation letter CV (optional but recommended)   Tips to Increase Scholarship Chances Education counsellors typically recommend the following strategies: Maintain strong academic results Write a clear personal statement explaining career goals Show interest in digital marketing, business, or technology industries Apply early before intake deadlines   Key Insight for International Students NZIE focuses on specialised career training in digital marketing and business, so its scholarships mainly reduce tuition fees rather than provide full funding. However, international students can still combine institutional support with external scholarships to significantly reduce study costs.

1. NZIS General International Scholarship Scholarship Value Up to 25% reduction in tuition fees for eligible international students. The scholarship amount varies depending on the student’s application strength and interview performance.   Who Can Apply This scholarship is open to: International students enrolling in NZIS programs Students applying for full-time diploma or certificate courses Students who meet admission requirements for their chosen program   Eligibility Requirements To be considered for the NZIS scholarship, students must complete one of the following requirements: 1. Personal Statement Applicants may need to submit a written statement explaining why they deserve the scholarship. The statement usually covers: Motivation for studying sport or fitness Career goals Personal achievements Reasons for choosing NZIS 2. Scholarship Interview Students may also need to: Attend an interview with the NZIS or NZMA recruitment team Discuss their career goals and passion for sport or fitness   Selection Criteria The scholarship is awarded based on: Student motivation and career goals Strength of personal statement Interview performance Academic background   2. UP Education Tuition Scholarships (Selected Programmes) NZIS is part of the UP Education Group, which occasionally offers additional tuition support. Scholarship Value Up to NZD $14,000 toward tuition fees for selected programs. Eligibility Requirements Students may need to: Apply for a specific program participating in the scholarship Meet admission requirements Demonstrate strong interest or potential in the industry   General Requirements to Apply for NZIS Scholarships While requirements vary by program, international students usually need to meet the following criteria. 1. International Student Status Applicants must be full fee-paying international students (not New Zealand citizens or residents). 2. Admission Offer Students must: Apply for an NZIS program Receive an offer of admission Scholarship applications are usually processed during or after the admission process. 3. Personal Statement or Interview Students must either: Submit a written scholarship statement, or Attend a scholarship interview This is the primary evaluation factor. 4. Meet Academic Requirements Students must meet: Academic entry requirements for the program English language requirements   Documents Required for Scholarship Applications Students applying for NZIS scholarships may need to submit: Completed course application form Academic transcripts Passport copy English language test results (if required) Personal statement for scholarship CV or resume (optional but helpful)   Tips for International Students to Increase Scholarship Chances Education counsellors often recommend the following: Write a strong personal statement explaining your passion for sports and fitness Highlight leadership, athletic achievements, or coaching experience Demonstrate clear career goals in the sports industry Perform well during the scholarship interview   Key Insight for International Students Although NZIS offers fewer scholarship types than large universities, its tuition reduction scholarships can significantly lower study costs, especially for diploma programs in sport, recreation, and personal training.

1. NZMA General International Scholarship Scholarship Value Up to 25% tuition-fee reduction for most NZMA programmes. The exact amount awarded depends on: The strength of the student’s application Scholarship interview performance Personal statement evaluation. Not all students receive the full 25% scholarship.   Study Level This scholarship is available for many NZMA programmes including: Hospitality courses Healthcare and pharmacy programmes Trades and construction courses Sport and fitness programmes Early childhood education courses.   Eligibility Requirements To qualify for this scholarship, students must: Be a full fee-paying international student Apply and receive an offer of admission to an NZMA programme Meet academic and English language entry requirements Demonstrate motivation and career goals aligned with the chosen programme.   Application Requirements Students must complete one of the following steps: Personal Statement Submit a written statement explaining: Why you deserve the scholarship Your career goals Your interest in the field of study. Scholarship Interview Students may instead participate in a scholarship interview with the NZMA recruitment team.   2. Hospitality and Cookery Programme Scholarships NZMA offers specialised scholarships for hospitality and culinary programmes. Scholarship Value Up to NZD $14,000 toward tuition fees. Eligible Programmes Examples include: Cookery Level 4 + Level 5 package Hospitality Level 5 + Level 6 package.   3. Health and Pharmacy Programme Scholarship Scholarship Value Up to NZD $7,000 tuition support. Eligible Programmes Examples include: Certificate in Health and Wellbeing (Social and Community Services) – Level 4 Pharmacy Technician programmes (Levels 3, 4, and 5 combined).   4. Construction Programme Scholarship Scholarship Value NZD $10,000 scholarship for selected students. Eligible Programme Diploma in Construction (Level 6) Construction Management Quantity Surveying strands.   General Eligibility Criteria for NZMA Scholarships Although each scholarship differs, most require students to meet the following conditions. 1. International Student Status Applicants must be full fee-paying international students studying in New Zealand. 2. Programme Admission Students must: Apply for an NZMA programme Receive a conditional or unconditional offer of place. 3. Academic Requirements Students must meet: Academic entry requirements for their programme English language requirements (such as IELTS or equivalent). 4. Personal Statement or Interview Students must either: Submit a personal statement, OR Attend a scholarship interview.   Documents Required for Scholarship Applications Students may need to submit the following documents: Academic transcripts Passport copy English language test results Personal statement for scholarship CV or resume (optional but helpful).   Tips to Increase Your Chances of Getting an NZMA Scholarship Education counsellors usually recommend: Write a strong personal statement explaining your career goals Show interest in high-demand sectors like hospitality, healthcare, or construction Highlight leadership experience or practical skills Perform well during the scholarship interview   Key Insight for International Students NZMA scholarships are primarily tuition-reduction awards rather than full scholarships. However, with reductions of up to 25% or as much as NZD $14,000, these scholarships can significantly lower study costs for international students.

NZSE, also known as New Zealand Skills and Education Group, is a leading private education provider with campuses in Auckland and Waikato. It focuses on transforming lives through the power of learning by offering career-relevant programmes in technology, engineering, business, early childhood education, aviation, health, and more. The college is trusted for its industry-linked curriculum, flexible course options, global academic recognition, and personalized student support services — all designed to help international students succeed in their career goals.   To make your dream education in New Zealand more accessible, NZSE offers several merit-based scholarships designed to ease tuition costs for international learners who demonstrate high academic achievement, clear career goals, and a strong commitment to their field of study. Scholarships are awarded on a competitive basis, and the number of awards is determined each year.   International Academic Excellence Scholarship One of the most significant scholarships offered for international students is the International Academic Excellence Scholarship, designed to reward top-performing students who wish to pursue NZSE’s Bachelor in Business Information Management (BBIM) or the NZ Diploma in Engineering (Electronics Engineering Strand) (Level 6). This scholarship can cover up to three years of tuition fees, making it one of the most valuable scholarships available.   To be eligible, applicants must hold an international student visa, have a minimum high school GPA of 7.0 or above, demonstrate a strong passion and talent for their chosen field, meet all programme entry requirements, and provide proof of English proficiency — typically an IELTS score of 6.5 or equivalent. Applicants must also submit a legal identification document, a recommendation letter, certified academic transcripts, a current CV, and a personal statement describing their achievements, goals, and community involvement.   Women in Tech Scholarship NZSE is dedicated to supporting female students in technology. The Women in Tech Scholarship recognizes learners with strong academic performance and a clear passion for tech-related fields. It provides full tuition coverage for up to three years of study in technology programmes including BBIM and engineering diplomas. Recipients must identify as female, meet entry requirements, and submit a recommendation and personal statement demonstrating their career ambition.   Pasifika and Mori Scholarships NZSE values diversity and aims to uplift underrepresented communities through its Pasifika in Tech, Pasifika in Engineering, Mori in Tech, and M?ori in Engineering scholarships. These lifelong learners’ scholarships offer full tuition coverage of up to three years and are aimed at students of Pasifika or M?ori heritage who show leadership potential and commitment to their chosen field. To be eligible, applicants should be supported by their school, iwi, or community group, meet the programme’s entry criteria, and submit the required documentation.   Contestable Awards and Conditions All scholarships at NZSE are contestable — they require demonstration of academic excellence, ambition, and suitability. A selection panel reviews applications, and decisions are final. It’s important to note that scholarship awards go directly toward tuition fees and cannot be combined with other fee-related scholarships. If a student withdraws from their programme before completing their studies, they may need to repay the full amount of the scholarship recieved.

1. ???????? New Zealand Government Scholarships Although rare for vocational culinary programs, some options exist: New Zealand Excellence Awards (NZEA) Manaaki New Zealand Scholarships These are: Highly competitive Mostly for degree-level study (not PTE cookery courses) 2. External Scholarships You can apply for: Country-based scholarships (India-specific funding programs) Private education loans Sponsorships from employers (if already working in hospitality) 3. Work While Studying International students can usually work up to 20 hours/week Helps manage living expenses   Important Financial Insight (Counsellor Advice) If you're planning NZSFW: Budget Expectation: Tuition fees must be paid in full before visa approval No installment or scholarship support So you should plan: Full tuition + living expenses upfront   Honest Counsellor Recommendation NZSFW is best for students who: Want skill-based, practical training Can self-fund education Aim for quick entry into hospitality careers Not ideal if: You are dependent on scholarships You want funded study abroad options

1. NZST General Scholarship (MAIN Scholarship for International Students) Scholarship Value Up to 25% of tuition fees Important: Not all students get full 25% Amount varies based on student performance Who Can Apply International students applying for: Tourism programs Aviation / Flight Attending programs Eligibility Requirements 1. Admission Eligibility (Compulsory) You must: Be 18 years or older Have completed secondary education (or equivalent) 2. English Language Requirement IELTS 5.5 overall (no band below 5) (Level 3–5) IELTS 6.0 overall (Level 6 programs) 3. Selection Criteria (VERY IMPORTANT) Scholarship is awarded based on: Performance in interview Strength of personal statement Communication & presentation skills Motivation for tourism/aviation career   Documents Required Academic transcripts Passport English test scores Personal statement (if required) CV (optional but recommended)   Application Process Step-by-Step: Apply for an NZST course Attend interview with admissions team Submit personal statement (if requested) Scholarship assessed automatically   2. NZST Tourism / Industry-Based Scholarships These are limited and not always available every intake, but important:   Example: Tourism Industry Scholarship Value: Approx. NZD $2,500 – $4,500 Includes: Financial support Industry mentoring Networking opportunities Eligibility Students enrolled in tourism-related programs Strong academic + career motivation Selection Criteria Passion for tourism industry Academic performance Career goals   3. External Scholarships (Can Be Used with NZST) Since NZST offers limited internal funding, students can apply for: New Zealand Government Scholarships Fully funded (tuition + living + travel) Highly competitive Other Options Education loans with scholarships (India) Private funding bodies   General Eligibility Criteria (Across NZST Scholarships) To maximise chances, you should have: Academic Completed high school Consistent academic record English IELTS 5.5–6.0 Personal Profile Strong communication skills Interest in tourism/aviation Positive attitude (very important for interview)   How NZST Selects Scholarship Students (Expert Insight) NZST follows a holistic selection approach, focusing more on: Personality & confidence Customer service mindset Grooming & communication Career clarity Unlike universities: Less focus on marks More focus on job readiness   Important Rules & Conditions Scholarships are: Partial fee discounts only Not guaranteed You must: Maintain attendance Follow course requirements Limited seats -early application helps   Key Highlights (Scholarship Perspective) Up to 25% tuition fee reduction Easier to obtain compared to universities Interview-based (not only academic) Ideal for career-focused students   Counsellor Tips (VERY IMPORTANT) If you want to secure an NZST scholarship: During Interview: Speak confidently Show interest in: Airlines Travel industry Be well-groomed (important for aviation courses)   Personal Statement Tips: Include: Why tourism/aviation? Career goals Customer service mindset Strategy: Apply early Choose high-demand courses (aviation/tourism diploma) Prepare for interview seriously   Final Summary At New Zealand School of Tourism (NZST), international students can access: Main Scholarship NZST General Scholarship Up to 25% tuition fee Other Options Tourism industry scholarships (limited) External government scholarships

1. NZTC Early Childhood Education Scholarships Eligibility: International students applying for Early Childhood Education (ECE) programs. Applicants must meet the entry criteria for the chosen program. Application Process: Submit a completed scholarship application form along with the program application. Provide supporting documents as specified in the scholarship guidelines. Value: The scholarship amount varies and is applied towards tuition fees. Further Information: For detailed information on eligibility and application procedures, please visit the NZTC Scholarships page. 2. NZTC India Scholarships Eligibility: Indian citizens residing in India. Applicants must meet the entry criteria for the chosen program. Application Process: Email info@nztcglobal.com to inquire about scholarship opportunities. Value: The scholarship amount varies and is applied towards tuition fees.   General Application Requirements for International Students To apply for scholarships at NZTC, international students typically need to provide: Academic transcripts and GPA evidence. Accepted English test scores (e.g., IELTS, TOEFL, or Pearson PTE Academic). Valid passport. CV/resumé. Statement of purpose. Reference letters. Proof of identity (passport or birth certificate). Non-refundable administration fee upon enrollment (if applicable).   Key Deadlines NZTC Early Childhood Education Scholarships: Application deadlines vary by program. Please refer to the specific program page for detailed deadlines. NZTC India Scholarships: Application deadlines vary.

1. 2026 Otago Polytechnic International Scholarships Overview The Otago Polytechnic International Scholarship is an automatic entrance scholarship awarded to eligible international students starting their studies in 2026. Scholarship value: Up to NZD $4,000 tuition fee reduction depending on programme. Award type: Tuition fee discount applied directly to student fees. Application: No separate application required.   Eligible Programmes Some of the programmes currently eligible include: Master of Applied Management (Business Management) Master of Applied Management (Business Information Systems) Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Management Bachelor of Information Technology Bachelor of Construction (Quantity Surveying) Graduate Diploma in Information Technology   Eligibility Requirements To qualify for the International Scholarship, students must: Be classified as an international student (not a New Zealand citizen or resident). Receive an offer of admission to an eligible programme. Enrol full-time at Otago Polytechnic. Begin studies in the specified intake year (e.g., 2026). Maintain full-time enrolment throughout the programme.   Students NOT Eligible Students cannot receive this scholarship if they: Are already receiving another scholarship or grant from Otago Polytechnic or a New Zealand government agency. Reduce their study to part-time status after starting the programme. Defer their admission to another year.   Students NOT Eligible Students cannot receive this scholarship if they: Are already receiving another scholarship or grant from Otago Polytechnic or a New Zealand government agency. Reduce their study to part-time status after starting the programme. Defer their admission to another year.   2. Otago Polytechnic Study Abroad Scholarships Overview This scholarship is designed for Study Abroad students from partner universities who wish to study at Otago Polytechnic for one or two semesters. Scholarship value: Up to 30% reduction in tuition fees. Duration: Typically 1–2 semesters.   Eligibility Requirements Students must: Be an international student from a partner institution. Enrol in an approved study abroad programme. Demonstrate academic potential and commitment to study.   Application Process Students are automatically considered when enrolling in the study-abroad programme. No separate scholarship application is required.   3. International Accommodation Scholarship (Te P? Tauira Student Village) Overview This scholarship helps international students with living expenses while staying in the Otago Polytechnic student residence in Dunedin. Scholarship value: Students receive either: Meal plan for one semester (valued at about NZD $3,000) OR NZD $2,000 accommodation fee discount.   Eligibility Requirements Applicants must: Be an international student. Be 18–23 years old by the start of Semester 1. Be enrolled full-time in a diploma, bachelor’s or postgraduate programme. Study at the Dunedin campus. Commit to living at Te P? Tauira Student Village for the entire academic year.   4. Regional Study Grants (Selected Regions) Otago Polytechnic sometimes offers regional study grants for students from specific regions such as: Pacific countries South-East Asia Latin America Scholarship value: Up to NZD $3,000 tuition fee reduction.   General Scholarship Requirements for International Students Although each scholarship differs, most require students to: Be an international fee-paying student Receive an official offer of place Enrol full-time in an eligible programme Meet academic admission requirements Maintain satisfactory academic progress   Documents Typically Required Students applying to Otago Polytechnic (and therefore considered for scholarships) usually need: Academic transcripts and certificates Passport copy English proficiency test (IELTS, TOEFL, or equivalent) Statement of purpose (for some programmes) Offer of admission   Key Scholarship Benefits International students studying at Otago Polytechnic may receive: Tuition fee discounts up to NZD $4,000 30% tuition fee reduction for study abroad programmes Accommodation support worth NZD $2,000–$3,000 Additional regional study grants up to NZD $3,000   Important Tips for International Applicants Education counsellors usually recommend that students: Apply early for admission to maximize scholarship chances. Choose programmes that include automatic scholarship eligibility. Maintain strong academic records. Apply for accommodation early if interested in accommodation scholarships.   Summary Otago Polytechnic offers several scholarships for international students, including: Otago Polytechnic International Scholarship – tuition fee discount up to NZD $4,000. Study Abroad Scholarship – up to 30% tuition reduction. International Accommodation Scholarship – accommodation or meal support. Regional Study Grants – up to NZD $3,000 for selected regions.

Pacific International Hotel Management School (PIHMS), located in New Plymouth, New Zealand, is a leading institute offering world-class education in hospitality and hotel management. The school provides several scholarship and financial assistance options to help international students make their study abroad journey more affordable.   1. Accommodation Scholarships (2024 – 2025 Intakes) PIHMS offers generous Accommodation Scholarships to help students reduce their living expenses. These scholarships provide up to 50% off accommodation costs for eligible international students enrolled in degree or postgraduate programmes.   For example, students joining the Bachelor of Applied Hotel Management (Year 1) can get 50% off their first-year accommodation, reducing the cost from approximately NZ $6,510 to NZ $3,255. Similarly, students enrolled in Postgraduate Diploma or Master of Hotel Management programmes can receive a 50% discount on accommodation, lowering the total cost from about NZ $10,500 to NZ $5,250.   The scholarship covers comfortable twin-share rooms with ensuite bathrooms, all meals at the on-campus training restaurants, access to sports and recreation facilities (such as the gym, swimming pool, and tennis courts), free Wi-Fi, parking, and a vibrant community environment.   In addition to this, international students benefit from paid industry placements, where they can earn up to NZ $23,000 during a six-month work period — a great way to gain experience and offset study costs.   2. Merit-Based Scholarships (2025 Intake and Beyond) PIHMS is expanding its scholarship offerings for 2025 to include several merit-based and special recognition awards for international students. These scholarships recognise academic excellence, leadership potential, cultural contribution, and talent in areas such as sports or creative arts.   Some of the key scholarships available include: PIHMS Excellence Scholarship: Awarded to outstanding academic achievers with high grades in previous studies. The value can go up to NZ $5,000 per year. PIHMS Industry Scholarship: Given to students with prior work or volunteer experience in hospitality or customer service roles. Valued at around NZ $3,000 per year. International Student Scholarship: Open to all international students with strong academic records and leadership qualities. Worth up to NZ $4,000 per year. Leadership Scholarship: For students who have demonstrated leadership skills in school, community, or extracurricular activities. Valued at about NZ $2,000 per year. Regional Scholarship: Offered to students from specific countries or regions (these regions change each year). Awards can be up to NZ $3,000. Women in Hospitality Scholarship: Encourages female students to take on leadership roles in the hospitality industry, with awards of up to NZ $2,500 per year. Cultural Diversity Scholarship: Supports students who bring diverse cultural backgrounds and enhance the campus community. Valued up to NZ $2,500 per year. Sports and Arts Scholarship: For students who have achieved excellence in sports, creative arts, or cultural performances. Valued up to NZ $2,000 per year. These merit scholarships are competitive and may require applicants to submit additional documents such as essays, reference letters, or a personal statement.   Application Requirements and Eligibility To be eligible for any of the above scholarships, international students must: Be accepted into a full-time programme at PIHMS (for example, Bachelor’s, Postgraduate Diploma, or Master’s). Complete a scholarship application form, which is available on the official PIHMS website or through the international admissions team. Meet academic and English language entry requirements, such as: For Bachelor’s programmes: Minimum 60% average in high school and IELTS 6.0 overall (no band below 5.5). For Postgraduate Diploma: Bachelor’s degree in hospitality or business with at least 65% and IELTS 6.5 overall (no band below 6.0). For Master’s programmes: Relevant undergraduate degree and some work experience, with IELTS 6.5 overall (no band below 6.0). Submit supporting documents such as transcripts, recommendation letters, a personal statement, and proof of previous hospitality experience (if applicable). Attend an interview (in person or virtual), which may be required for certain merit or leadership scholarships.   Other Financial Benefits and Opportunities Besides scholarships, PIHMS offers several cost-saving and income opportunities for international students, including: Paid Industry Placements: All students participate in a structured work placement, earning between NZ $18,000 and NZ $23,000 for six months of work experience in hotels and resorts across New Zealand. On-Campus Jobs: Students may find part-time opportunities within the school in areas like administration or student services. Regional or Partner Scholarships: Occasionally, PIHMS collaborates with regional councils or international education agencies to provide special funding to students from certain countries.

A. PBRS Hospitality Scholarship (Limited / Occasional) Value: Around NZD $2,000 – $2,500 Eligible Students: Students enrolled in: Cookery Hospitality programmes Eligibility Requirements: Strong academic performance Demonstrated passion for hospitality Progression into higher-level programme Application Requirements: Personal statement (SOP) Academic transcripts Possibly interview Selection Criteria: Passion for culinary/hospitality field Academic background Interview performance Career goals   B. Case-by-Case Tuition Discounts In practice, PBRS may offer: Partial tuition fee reductions Promotional offers Value: Typically NZD $1,000 – $3,000 (approx.) Eligibility: Based on: Student profile Early application Intake demand   External Scholarships (Best Option for PBRS Students) Since PBRS has limited internal scholarships, these are most important A. Manaaki New Zealand Government Scholarships Covers: Full tuition Living allowance Travel Eligibility: Country-based selection (India eligible in some cycles) Strong academics + leadership   B. Indian & Private Scholarships Examples: Education Future Scholarship JN Tata Endowment State government scholarships Value: Partial to full funding Eligibility: Academic merit Financial need SOP   General Eligibility (Scholarships + Admission)   Academic Requirements Minimum: 50–65%+ English Requirements IELTS: 5.5 – 6.0 Required Documents Offer letter Academic transcripts Passport SOP (very important for scholarships)   Selection Criteria (Important Insight) PBRS focuses more on: Passion for hospitality Interview performance Career clarity Less focus on: High academic scores   Key Scholarship Insights (Expert Counsellor View) Strengths: Easier admission Some flexible fee discounts   Best Strategy for International Students ???????? What You Should Do: Apply early Better chance of discounts Contact admissions directly Ask about: Promotions Intake offers Prepare strong SOP Focus on: Hospitality passion Career goals   Smart Strategy: Combine: External scholarship Education loan Part-time work   Final Counsellor Insight PBRS is: Strong for cookery & hospitality careers Practical training with good job outcomes But: Not suitable if your priority is scholarships   Honest Advice Choose PBRS if: You want chef / hospitality career abroad You can manage most of the fees Avoid if: You depend on 50–100% scholarship funding

Financial Support for International Students Study Grant (Limited Support) Value: Up to NZD $2,500 Available for selected programs/intakes Mentioned under international fee structure Key Points: Not a full scholarship Applied as tuition fee reduction Limited availability (not guaranteed)   Merit-Based / Case-by-Case Support (Unofficial / Limited) Some sources indicate: Partial scholarships for: High academic performance Strong English proficiency May cover: Tuition or living costs partially However: Not consistently advertised on official website Offered selectively or via partners   Industry / Partner Scholarships (Rare & Case-Based) Example (past model): Up to 50% tuition coverage + internship (industry-sponsored) Important: Not a regular yearly offering Usually: For domestic or locally connected students Based on partnerships with hotels/resorts   External Scholarships (Main Option for International Students) Since QRC funding is limited, students rely on: Popular Options: Education Future International Scholarship HEST (Higher Education Scholarship Test – India) Government schemes (India-specific) Private funding bodies These provide: Partial funding Sometimes full funding (rare)   General Eligibility (If Any Scholarship is Offered) For limited/merit-based opportunities, students are usually assessed on: Academic Criteria Good academic performance (high school or equivalent) English Proficiency IELTS / equivalent score Personal Qualities Passion for hospitality/tourism Leadership potential Career clarity Documents Required Academic transcripts Statement of purpose CV / resume Recommendation letters Interview (sometimes)   Financial Reality (Important Counsellor Insight) Typical international student costs at QRC: Tuition: ~NZD 24,800/year Total yearly cost (with extras): ~NZD 28,000+ Key Point: Even with: Study grant (NZD $2,500) You still need to fund: Majority of tuition Living costs (Queenstown is expensive)   Latest Updates (2025–2027) QRC National Scholarships continue No major new scholarships introduced for international students Study grant (~NZD $2,500) still mentioned in fee structure No policy shift toward full funding for internationals   Counsellor’s Honest Advice Good Option If: You can self-fund most expenses You want: Strong industry exposure Paid internships Not Ideal If: You depend on: Full scholarships High financial aid

1. MFAT New Zealand Scholarships Overview: The New Zealand Government offers scholarships to eligible citizens from developing countries to study in New Zealand. SIT is one of only eleven approved New Zealand education institutions for these scholarships. Eligibility: Applicants must be citizens of developing countries and meet specific criteria set by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Trade (MFAT). Coverage: The scholarships include tuition fees, return airfares, insurance, basic living costs, and set-up costs in New Zealand. 2. SIT International Student Scholarships Overview: SIT offers scholarships specifically for international students to assist with tuition fees. Eligibility: Applicants must meet all stated entry requirements and demonstrate English language skills with an IELTS overall band score of 6.5 with no band score less than 6.5 or Occupational English Test (OET) with a C+ band/score in each section in one sitting. Application Process: Submit an International Student application form along with the required documents, including a statement of not more than 250 words outlining why you are a good candidate for the scholarship.   General Eligibility Criteria for International Students To apply for scholarships at SIT, international students typically need to meet the following criteria: Age: Must be 18 years or older. English Proficiency: Minimum IELTS score of 6.5, with no band lower than 6.5. Academic Qualifications: Completion of secondary education equivalent to New Zealand's NCEA Level 2. Visa Requirements: Possession of a valid student visa for the duration of the study. Insurance: All international students must have medical and travel insurance. SIT offers its preferred insurance, Studentsafe, but students can opt for their own insurance if it meets the minimum standards set by the Education (Pastoral Care of Tertiary and International Learners) Code of Practice 2021.   Application Process for Scholarships Research: Identify the scholarships available for international students at SIT and their eligibility criteria. Prepare Documents: Gather necessary documents, including academic transcripts, IELTS results, passport copy, and insurance details. Submit Application: Apply for the scholarships through the SIT application portal or directly to the scholarship providers, as applicable. Await Decision: Wait for the scholarship decision and follow any further instructions provided.

1. Techtorium-Linked / Internal Scholarships (Limited & Case-Based) Some scholarship options are available through admissions or partner sources, but they are: Not always advertised openly Often merit-based or case-by-case   Common Internal Scholarship Types 1. Merit-Based Scholarship Value: Up to USD $5,000 (~NZD $8,000 approx.) Eligibility: Strong academic performance Good previous grades (usually 70–80%+) May require: Academic transcripts Personal statement 2. International Student Scholarship Value: Varies (not fixed) Eligibility: Must be an international student Demonstrate: Academic potential Commitment to IT field 3. Women in IT Scholarship Value: Up to USD $3,000 Eligibility: Female students Enrolled in IT or software programs Interest in tech careers 4. Industry Partnership Scholarship Value: Varies Eligibility: Relevant work experience OR Strong career potential in IT   2. External Scholarships (Most Important for Techtorium Students) Since Techtorium is part of NZ vocational education, external scholarships are the main funding source New Zealand Science & Technology Scholarships (Highly Relevant) Value: NZD $10,000 (tuition fee reduction) Eligibility: You MUST: Be Indian citizen Be 18+ years old Be living in India at time of application Apply for full-time IT / tech program Hold unconditional offer letter Meet student visa requirements Application Process: No separate application needed Automatically considered after applying to institution Must apply before deadline   General Scholarship Requirements (All Types) To maximize chances, students should have: Academic Requirements Minimum 60–80% marks (higher = better chances) English Requirements IELTS 6.0 overall (no band < 5.5) Documents Required Academic transcripts Passport copy English test score CV (if applicable) Personal statement (for merit scholarships) Additional Advantages IT background (education or work) Coding or technical skills Leadership / extracurriculars Important Strategy (Expert Counselling Advice) Reality Check: Techtorium = low scholarship availability compared to universities But: Tuition is already lower (~NZD $20,000/year)   Best Strategy for Students Apply for: External NZ scholarships (MOST important) Request internal scholarship consideration via email Show: Strong SOP (Statement of Purpose) Clear IT career goals   Key Takeaways Limited official scholarships directly from Techtorium Main funding comes from: NZ Government / Tech scholarships Merit-based internal awards may be available Selection is: Competitive Not guaranteed   Final Expert Verdict Techtorium is best for: Students who want: Practical IT skills Faster job entry Lower cost education

A. Toi Ohomai EzyMigrate Immigration Advice Scholarship (Main International Scholarship) Value: NZD 5,000 (tuition fee support) Course: Graduate Diploma in New Zealand Immigration Advice (Level 7) Eligibility: Must be: International or domestic student Female applicant 18+ years old Accepted into the program Application Requirements: You must submit: Proof of admission Completed application form Statement explaining: Career goals Why you chose immigration advice Community impact CV / Resume Evidence of: Academic ability Achievements Financial need Timeline (Latest): Opens: September 2025 Closes: January 2026   B. External Scholarships (Main Funding Route) Since internal options are limited, international students should rely on:   1. Education Future International Scholarship ?2–10 lakh Open to Indian students Requirements: Admission offer Academic merit 2. HEST Scholarship (India) Up to ?3 lakh Based on test performance 3. Global Scholarships (Applicable) Erasmus Mundus Narotam Sekhsaria Other international funding programs   General Eligibility Criteria (For International Students) Even for available scholarships, you must meet:   Academic Requirements Minimum: 60–75% (UG level) Higher for PG programs Admission Requirement Must have: Offer letter from Toi Ohomai Admission requirements include: Academic transcripts English test (IELTS 6–6.5 typical) Documents Required Passport Academic transcripts CV / Resume Statement of Purpose Reference letters Proof of financial need Personal Criteria Career clarity Motivation Community involvement Leadership potential   Latest Updates (2025–2026) EzyMigrate Scholarship continues for 2026 intake Study Awards open (but not for international students) Increasing reliance on: External funding Country-specific scholarships   Final Counsellor Verdict What You CAN Get 1–2 internal scholarships (limited & specific programs) External funding (main option) What You SHOULD NOT Expect Full scholarships from Toi Ohomai Wide range of international funding options   Expert Advice (Very Important) If you want to study at Toi Ohomai: Best Strategy: Apply for admission Target: External scholarships (India/global) Use: Education loan as backup

A. International Learner Study Grant (MOST IMPORTANT) Value: Up to NZD 2,500 (2026 intake) Who can apply: New international students Students progressing to higher-level programs Eligibility: Must be: International student Enrolled in full-time study Studying certificate, diploma, bachelor, or master’s program Application Process: No application required Automatically applied to tuition fees   B. Unitec International Pathways Award Value: NZD 2,000 Study Level: Certificate & Diploma (Level 3–6) Eligibility: Must: Be an international student with valid visa Be new to Unitec (first-time enrolment) Enrol in full-time study (min. 45 credits/semester) Additional Expectations: Participation in Unitec international community   C. Head Start International Scholarship Value: NZD 1,500 Study Level: Certificate/Diploma (Level 3–6) Eligibility: Must: Be an international student First-time enrolment Full-time study (minimum credits requirement)   D. Unitec Master’s Scholarships Value: Partial funding (varies) Study Level: Master’s programs Eligibility: Open to international + domestic students Must: Have admission to a Master’s program Meet academic merit criteria Intake: Applications typically open Nov–Jan annually   E. School of Architecture Postgraduate Scholarships Value: Partial fee reduction Programs: Master of Architecture Master of Landscape Architecture Eligibility: Must: Have offer of place in Master’s program Minimum B+ average (or equivalent) Undertake research thesis (90+ credits) Application: Separate application required   F. Manaaki New Zealand Scholarships (Government – FULLY FUNDED) Coverage: Full tuition fees Living allowance Flights + insurance Eligibility: Citizens of eligible developing countries Must: Show leadership potential Commit to return home after study   General Eligibility Criteria (Summary) Across all Unitec scholarships, you typically need: Academic Requirements Minimum: 60–75% (UG level) Higher (PG level – B+/A equivalent) Admission Requirement Must have: Offer letter from Unitec Confirmed enrolment (for some scholarships) English Language Requirement IELTS / TOEFL / PTE (as per program) Study Requirements Full-time study (most scholarships require this) Minimum credit load (e.g., 45 credits/semester) Documents Required Academic transcripts Passport SOP / personal statement CV (for PG programs) Reference letters (for major scholarships) Additional Criteria (for competitive scholarships) Leadership skills Community involvement Career goals aligned with development   Latest Updates (2025–2026) NZD 2,500 International Study Grant confirmed for 2026 Continued availability of: Manaaki NZ fully funded scholarships Expansion of: Program-specific scholarships (e.g., Architecture) Focus on: Supporting first-time international students   Final Counsellor Verdict What You CAN Expect Guaranteed grant (NZD 1,500–2,500) Additional small scholarships (NZD 2,000 approx.) Full funding only via government scholarships What You SHOULD NOT Expect Large automatic scholarships (NZD 10K+) Multiple stackable scholarships Full funding from Unitec itself   Expert Advice (Very Important) Best strategy for international students: Step-by-step plan: Secure Unitec admission Get: Automatic Study Grant (NZD 2,500) Apply for: Pathways Award / Master’s scholarship Target: Manaaki NZ (if eligible)

New Zealand Government Scholarships (MFAT) New Zealand Scholarships (Fully/Partially Funded) Coverage: Full or partial tuition fees Living allowance Travel costs Insurance Eligibility: Must be from an eligible country (India often included in some categories) Strong academic background Meet English language requirements Must show: Leadership potential Commitment to home country development Key Requirement: Must have offer/admission from a New Zealand institution (like UCOL)   B. Education New Zealand (ENZ) Scholarships UCOL also directs students to Education New Zealand scholarships Examples: 1. New Zealand Excellence Awards (NZEA) Partial funding (NZD 5,000 – 20,000 approx.) For countries like India Eligibility: Academic merit Offer letter from NZ institution English proficiency   Other Scholarships You Can Use with UCOL Even though UCOL doesn’t directly offer many scholarships, you can combine your admission with: A. Private / External Scholarships Education Future International Scholarship ?2–10 lakh Requirements: Indian citizenship Academic merit Admission offer   JN Tata Endowment Loan Scholarship Partial funding (loan-based) Requirements: Strong academics Admission confirmation   B. Country-Specific Scholarships Indian government or private sponsors NGO or corporate scholarships   General Eligibility Requirements (For All Scholarships) Academic Requirements Minimum 60–75%+ (varies by scholarship) Strong subject background (depending on course) Admission Requirement Must have: Offer letter from UCOL Confirmed enrollment (in some cases) English Language Requirement IELTS / TOEFL / PTE As required for admission Documents Required Academic transcripts Passport Statement of Purpose (SOP) Recommendation letters (for major scholarships) Financial documents (sometimes required) Additional Criteria (for competitive scholarships) Leadership qualities Extracurricular achievements Community involvement Career goals aligned with development   Latest Updates (2025–2026) UCOL continues to: Promote external scholarships rather than internal funding New Zealand: Increasing focus on international student attraction Scholarship trend: More partial scholarships, fewer fully funded options   Final Counsellor Verdict What You SHOULD Expect: Partial funding (?2–10 lakh or NZD 5,000–20,000) External scholarships Merit-based selection What You SHOULD NOT Expect: Full scholarships from UCOL directly Automatic fee waivers   Expert Advice (Very Important) If you want to study at UCOL: Best strategy: Apply early to UCOL Target: NZ Government Scholarships NZ Excellence Awards Keep backup: Education loan Private scholarships

1. University of Auckland International Student Excellence Scholarship Scholarship Value Up to NZD $10,000 toward tuition fees Offered bi-annually Up to 50 scholarships awarded each year Study Level Undergraduate degrees Postgraduate diplomas (PGDip) Master’s degrees Purpose The scholarship aims to attract high-achieving international students to enroll in undergraduate or postgraduate programs at the University of Auckland. Eligibility Requirements Applicants must: Be an international student (not a citizen or permanent resident of New Zealand or Australia) Be a new student applying to the University of Auckland Have received a conditional or unconditional offer of admission Enroll in full-time study in an undergraduate degree, PGDip, or master’s program Meet the academic admission requirements for the program. Who Cannot Apply Students who: Have already started their degree at the University of Auckland Have previously studied at tertiary level in New Zealand (with some exceptions). Selection Criteria Academic excellence Quality of application Overall academic profile. Application Deadlines (Typical) 1 April – Semester 2 intake October – Semester 1 intake.   2. University of Auckland India High Achievers Scholarship Scholarship Value Up to NZD $20,000 toward tuition fees Study Level Undergraduate Postgraduate Diploma Master’s degree Eligibility Requirements Applicants must: Be a citizen of India Be a new international student Receive an offer of admission from the University of Auckland Enroll full-time in an eligible program. Selection Criteria Strong academic achievement Leadership potential Quality of scholarship application.   3. University of Auckland ASEAN High Achievers Scholarship Scholarship Value Up to NZD $10,000 toward tuition fees Study Level Undergraduate Postgraduate Diploma Master’s programs Eligibility Requirements Students must: Be citizens of ASEAN countries Be new international students Hold a full-time offer of admission Meet academic admission requirements.   4. International School-Leaver Scholarship Scholarship Value Up to NZD $20,000 toward tuition fees Study Level Undergraduate Eligibility Requirements Applicants must: Be international students completing secondary education in New Zealand Meet academic admission requirements Enroll in a full-time undergraduate degree. Selection Criteria Academic achievement in high school Leadership and extracurricular activities.   5. Faculty and Program-Specific Scholarships The University of Auckland offers many scholarships through specific faculties, such as: Business School scholarships Engineering scholarships Science scholarships Arts scholarships Health sciences scholarships Typical Scholarship Value Usually NZD $5,000 – NZD $20,000. Eligibility Requirements Students must: Be admitted to a specific faculty program Demonstrate excellent academic performance Meet additional program-specific requirements (portfolio, research proposal, etc.).   6. University of Auckland Doctoral Scholarships (PhD) Scholarship Value Typically includes: Full tuition fee coverage Annual stipend (around NZD $33,000) Health insurance allowance. Study Level PhD / Doctoral research programs. Eligibility Requirements Applicants must: Have a strong academic background (usually First Class Honours or Master’s degree) Meet doctoral admission requirements Present a high-quality research proposal Demonstrate research potential and academic excellence. Selection Criteria Research capability Academic record References and research proposal quality.   7. External and Government Scholarships International students at the University of Auckland may also receive funding from government or international organizations, including: Manaaki New Zealand Scholarships Funded by the New Zealand Government Covers full tuition, living allowance, travel, and insurance Asian Development Bank – Japan Scholarship Program (ADB-JSP) Fully funded master’s scholarships Commonwealth Scholarships Available for students from Commonwealth countries. These scholarships typically require nomination through government agencies and have additional eligibility criteria.   General Eligibility Requirements for Most Scholarships Although each scholarship differs, most require students to meet the following: 1. International Student Status Applicants must be full fee-paying international students. 2. Offer of Admission Most scholarships require students to have a conditional or unconditional offer from the University of Auckland before applying. 3. Academic Excellence Strong academic results in previous studies are essential. Typical expectations: High GPA or equivalent academic score Strong academic transcripts. 4. Full-Time Study Students must enroll in full-time programs at the university. 5. Supporting Documents Students may need to submit: Academic transcripts Personal statement or scholarship essay CV or resume Academic references Portfolio (for creative programs) Research proposal (for research degrees).   Tips for International Students to Increase Scholarship Chances Education counsellors generally recommend: Apply early (before deadlines) Maintain excellent academic grades Prepare a strong personal statement Demonstrate leadership and extracurricular activities Highlight research or career goals aligned with the program   Key Insight for International Students With 170+ scholarships and millions in funding each year, the University of Auckland offers one of the largest scholarship portfolios in New Zealand, making it an attractive option for high-achieving international students.

1. Foundation High Achiever Award Scholarship Value Up to NZD $5,000 (tuition fee reduction) Who Can Apply? New international students applying for: Foundation Studies programme Eligibility Criteria Strong academic performance in previous studies Demonstrated academic excellence Must attend interview with regional representative Requirements Academic transcripts Application to foundation program Interview (mandatory)   2. Foundation Connect Progression Scholarship Scholarship Value NZD $5,000 / $2,500 / $1,000 Who Can Apply? Students progressing from: Foundation Connect → Foundation Studies Eligibility Criteria Based on final academic results in Foundation Connect Top-performing students receive higher amounts Requirements No separate application required Automatically assessed based on results   3. Pathways Link Programme Scholarship Scholarship Value Up to NZD $5,000 Who Can Apply? Students enrolling in: Pathways Link Programme (entry-level pathway) Eligibility Criteria Academic merit Meeting entry requirements Available for selected intakes   4. Major Scholarship After Foundation (Most Important) University of Auckland Foundation Pathway High Acher Award Scholarship Value NZD $20,000 (huge benefit) Who Can Apply? Students completing: Foundation Studies at UoAIC Progressing to: Undergraduate degree at University of Auckland Eligibility Criteria Must be among top-performing students in foundation Typically awarded to: Top 10–15 students per intake Requirements No separate application Based purely on academic ranking Awarded as: Tuition fee reduction for first-year university study   5. International Student Excellence Scholarship Value Up to NZD $10,000 Eligibility New international students Undergraduate / postgraduate programs Must have: Offer of admission Strong academic profile Requirements Online application Academic merit (high GPA) Motivation / supporting documents Selection by scholarship committee   6. India High Achievers Scholarship (For Indian Students ????????) Value Up to NZD $20,000 Eligibility Indian students Full-time undergraduate / PG programs   General Eligibility Criteria (Across Scholarships) Most scholarships require: Academic Excellence High grades in: School (for foundation) Foundation (for progression scholarships) English Proficiency IELTS / equivalent (if required for admission) Documents Academic transcripts Offer letter Personal statement (for some scholarships) Interview (for entry-level awards) Personal Qualities Leadership potential Motivation Career clarity   Latest Updates (2025–2026) Foundation scholarships (up to NZD $5,000) continue Progression scholarships remain active NZD $20,000 university scholarship still awarded to top students Increased focus on: Merit-based selection Academic performance Major update: University of Auckland continues large-scale international funding (NZD $85M+)   Counsellor’s Honest Advice Strong Strategy (Recommended) Best pathway: Join UoAIC Score top grades Get: NZD $20,000 scholarship Apply for: NZD $10,000–$20,000 university scholarships Total possible funding: NZD $25,000–$40,000+ (combined)

1. UC International First-Year Scholarship This is the main and most popular scholarship for international undergraduate students starting their studies at UC. Value NZD $10,000 NZD $15,000 NZD $20,000 The scholarship is applied towards tuition fees for the first year of study. Duration 1 year Number of Awards Up to 25 scholarships awarded annually. Eligibility Requirements Applicants must: Be full-fee paying international students Not be: citizens of New Zealand or Australia Australian permanent residents holders of New Zealand residence class visas Have completed or be completing a university entrance qualification Apply for admission to UC before the scholarship deadline Begin full-time undergraduate study at UC. Selection Criteria Applicants are evaluated based on: Academic excellence Leadership potential Participation in community, cultural, or sports activities Personal character and achievements Financial circumstances (in some cases) Application Deadlines Typically: 15 April 31 October 15 August (for students already studying in NZ)   2. UC India High Achievers Scholarship This scholarship supports academically strong students from India. Value NZD $5,000 tuition fee contribution (first year) Eligibility Applicants must: Be citizens of India Be international fee-paying students Be starting their first undergraduate degree at UC Demonstrate strong academic results Application Deadlines 24 October (Semester 1 intake) 30 April (Semester 2 intake)   3. UC Southeast Asia High Achievers Scholarship This scholarship is for talented students from Southeast Asian countries. Value NZD $5,000 (first year tuition contribution) Eligibility Applicants must: Be citizens of Southeast Asian countries Have strong academic performance Be international fee-paying students Be enrolling in an undergraduate degree at UC Application Deadlines 24 October 30 April   4. Malaysian Alumni Scholarships UC provides scholarships funded by alumni groups in Malaysia. Value NZD $10,000 Eligibility Applicants must: Be citizens of Malaysia Be enrolling in a UC undergraduate programme Be international fee-paying students (not NZ/Australian citizens or residents).   5. Tan Sri Datuk Oh Siew Nam Malaysian Scholarship Value NZD $20,000 towards tuition fees Eligibility Applicants must: Be Malaysian citizens Be enrolling in a UC undergraduate degree Meet university entrance requirements Not be citizens or residents of New Zealand or Australia.   6. UC Doctoral Scholarship (PhD) This scholarship supports high-achieving postgraduate research students. Benefits Tuition fee support Annual stipend for living expenses Eligibility Requirements Applicants must: Have a strong academic record Achieve a minimum GPA equivalent of 7.0 in relevant prior study Be accepted into a doctoral research programme at UC.   7. UC Business School Dean’s Award This award supports international students entering UC’s Business School. Benefits Partial tuition fee reduction Eligibility Applicants must: Be full-fee paying international students Enrol in a programme at the UC Business School Demonstrate strong academic potential.   8. Equity Scholarships for International Students These scholarships are aimed at supporting students who may experience financial hardship or equity barriers. Value Up to NZD $5,000 Eligibility Applicants must: Be international undergraduate students Be citizens of certain Asian or Pacific countries Be studying full-time Be in later years of study (3rd or 4th year) Demonstrate financial or personal hardship   9. Manaaki New Zealand Government Scholarships These are fully funded scholarships offered by the New Zealand government. Benefits Full tuition fees Living allowance Travel costs Health insurance Eligibility Applicants must: Be from eligible developing countries Meet academic and English language requirements Demonstrate leadership potential and commitment to their home country.   10. UC International College (UCIC) Scholarship For students entering UC through foundation or pathway programmes. Value 10% tuition fee award Eligibility Students must: Enrol in: Certificate in Foundation Studies Diploma in University Studies Pre-Master’s programme Be international students studying at UCIC.   General Requirements to Apply for UC Scholarships Although each scholarship has specific rules, most international scholarships require: Academic Requirements Strong academic results (high school or previous degree) Meeting UC admission requirements Student Status Must be a full-fee paying international student Must hold a valid student visa Admission Requirement Students must apply for admission to UC before scholarship deadlines. Additional Criteria Some scholarships may also consider: Leadership activities Extracurricular involvement Community service Financial need Country of citizenship.   Key Scholarship Tips for International Students Apply early (many deadlines are October–April). Apply for multiple scholarships if eligible. Maintain strong academic performance. Highlight leadership and extracurricular activities in applications.   Summary: The University of Canterbury offers a wide range of scholarships including: UC International First-Year Scholarship India High Achievers Scholarship Southeast Asia High Achievers Scholarship Malaysian Alumni Scholarships UC Doctoral Scholarship UC Business School Dean’s Award Equity Scholarships Manaaki New Zealand Government Scholarships

1. Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship for International Students This is one of the most common entry scholarships for international students. Scholarship Value NZD $10,000 towards tuition fees. Eligibility Criteria Students must: Be an international student (not a NZ or Australian citizen/permanent resident) Be commencing full-time undergraduate study Meet the academic admission requirements for their programme Be liable to pay international tuition fees Application Process No separate application required Students are automatically assessed during the admission process Scholarship must be accepted by the deadline in the offer letter. Key Features Automatically considered Available across most undergraduate programmes Often offered alongside other scholarships   2. University of Otago International Academic Excellence Scholarship This is the top merit scholarship for high-achieving international students. Scholarship Value Approx. NZD $35,000 total value, including: First year accommodation in a residential college (~NZD $19,000) NZD $7,000 tuition fee support in Year 2 NZD $7,000 tuition fee support in Year 3 Eligibility Applicants must: Be high academic achievers Have completed secondary school overseas Be starting a full-time bachelor’s degree Intend to study from first year through completion of the degree Application Process Apply for admission. If you receive a scholarship such as the Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship, you may be invited to apply. Complete additional scholarship questions in the eVision portal. Selection Criteria Academic excellence Potential contribution to the university Leadership and achievements   3. University of Otago International Partnership Scholarship Scholarship Value NZD $10,000 tuition fee reduction Eligibility Students must: Apply through an Otago partner institution pathway or articulation programme Complete at least four semesters at Otago Enrol in full-time undergraduate study Application Deadlines Semester 1 intake: 10 December Semester 2 intake: 30 April Application Process During admission application, answer “Yes” to the scholarship question in eVision.   4. Vice-Chancellor’s International Postgraduate Scholarship This scholarship supports international students entering coursework postgraduate programmes. Scholarship Value NZD $10,000 toward tuition fees Eligible Programmes Coursework Master’s degrees Postgraduate diplomas (minimum two semesters) Eligibility Requirements Applicants must: Be an international student Meet the entry requirements for the programme Have an average grade equivalent to at least a NZ B+ Study full-time Not Eligible Some programmes such as MBA and Science Communication are excluded.   5. Global Scholarship (for Diploma / Pathway Students) Scholarship Value NZD $10,000 – $15,000 tuition support Eligibility Students enrolled in pathway diplomas such as: Diploma in Arts Diploma in Commerce Diploma in Science Application Automatically considered during admission   6. Foundation Studies Scholarships (Te Huarahi Scholarship) For students entering via the Foundation Studies Certificate programme. Scholarship Value From NZD $5,000 Eligibility Students applying to Foundation Studies at Otago Must submit a separate scholarship application form   7. Manaaki New Zealand Government Scholarships (Fully Funded) Manaaki New Zealand Scholarships are New Zealand government-funded scholarships available at Otago. Coverage Fully funded scholarships typically include: Full tuition fees Return airfare Health insurance Living allowance Establishment allowance in New Zealand Study Levels Undergraduate Postgraduate Research degrees Application Period 1 March – 31 March 2026 for the next intake. Eligibility Applicants must be from eligible developing countries Must meet academic and English requirements Must commit to development goals of their home country   8. Undergraduate Entrance Scholarships (For Students Studying in NZ) International students who: Study Year 12 or Year 13 in New Zealand Complete a New Zealand-based foundation programme may apply for Otago Undergraduate Entrance Scholarships. Scholarship Value NZD $10,000 – NZD $45,000 depending on award. Application Window 1 July – 15 August each year   General Eligibility Requirements for Otago Scholarships Most international scholarships require students to: 1. Be an International Student Not a citizen or permanent resident of New Zealand or Australia 2. Meet Academic Entry Requirements Equivalent to New Zealand university entrance Strong academic performance 3. Enrol Full-Time Scholarships generally require full-time study 4. Accept Admission Offer Scholarship offers are usually conditional on accepting admission 5. Pay International Tuition Fees Scholarships typically apply to students liable for international fees   Tips to Increase Chances of Getting an Otago Scholarship High academic scores (top grades in school or previous degree) Leadership or extracurricular activities Strong personal statement Early application Meeting English language requirements early   Summary The University of Otago offers several scholarships for international students, including: Vice-Chancellor’s International Scholarship – $10,000 International Academic Excellence Scholarship – ~$35,000 International Partnership Scholarship – $10,000 Vice-Chancellor’s Postgraduate Scholarship – $10,000 Global / Pathway Scholarships – $10k–$15k Foundation (Te Huarahi) Scholarships – from $5k Manaaki NZ Government Scholarships – fully funded

1. Vice-Chancellor’s International Excellence Scholarship (MOST IMPORTANT) Value NZD $2,500 – $15,000 (tuition fee reduction) Who Can Apply International students (except NZ/Australia citizens) Undergraduate & Postgraduate (taught programs) Eligibility Requirements Academic Requirements Strong academic performance Typically B+ or ~75–80%+ (India equivalent) Admission Requirement Must: Be a new student (first-time enrolment) Have a conditional/unconditional offer Be enrolling full-time (120 points) English Requirement Must meet program English criteria (IELTS/PTE etc.) Other Criteria Demonstrate: Academic excellence Leadership potential Global ambassador qualities   2. Region-Specific Excellence Scholarships (India, Asia, etc.) These are variants of the main scholarship: Value Up to NZD $15,000 Eligible Students India China Southeast Asia Other selected regions Requirements Same as above + Must be from eligible country Strong academic profile Example: 2026 update confirms India-focused scholarships worth up to ~?8 lakh (NZD equivalent)   3. International Entrance Scholarship (School Leavers) Value Up to NZD $15,000 Eligibility International students completing: Year 13 (or equivalent) in NZ Must enroll in undergraduate degree Application No application required (automatic award)   4. University of Waikato GEMS Scholarship Value Up to NZD $10,000 Level Undergraduate Eligibility International students Academic merit-based Apply before deadline   5. International Progression Bursary Value Up to NZD $10,000 Purpose For students progressing: Undergraduate → Postgraduate Eligibility Must already be studying at Waikato Strong academic performance   6. Research Master’s Scholarship Value Up to NZD $15,000 Level Thesis-based Master’s Eligibility Strong academic background Research capability Enrolled in research program   7. Doctoral (PhD) Scholarships Value Up to NZD $30,000/year stipend + fees Some scholarships up to NZD $40,000 Level PhD / Doctoral Eligibility Excellent academic record Strong research proposal Supervisor approval   8. Faculty & External Scholarships Examples include: Sir William Gallagher Cyber Security Scholarship (~NZD $20,000) Environmental & Marine Science scholarships (~NZD $5,000) External foundations (Kate Edger, etc.) Available based on: Subject Financial need Community contribution   9. Government Scholarships (External) ???????? Manaaki New Zealand Scholarships Fully/partially funded Covers: Tuition Living Travel Highly competitive   General Requirements (Across Most Scholarships) To maximize chances, you must have: Academic Strong grades (usually 70–80%+) Admission Offer letter from university Status International student First-time enrolment English IELTS / equivalent Additional SOP (sometimes) CV (for PG/research) Leadership or achievements   Common Documents Required Academic transcripts Passport English test scores CV (for PG/PhD) Statement of Purpose (if required) Offer letter   Important Rules & Conditions Most scholarships: Cover tuition only (partial funding) Do NOT cover full living expenses You must: Maintain academic performance Study full-time Limited seats-high competition   Key Highlights (Expert Insight) Scholarships available at all levels (UG- PhD) Up to: NZD $15,000 (UG/PG) Fully funded (PhD) Automatic scholarships available (some cases) Region-specific support for Indian students   Pro Tips (Counsellor Advice) For Indian students: Aim for: 75–85%+ academics Strong SOP (career goals + impact) Apply: Early (3–6 months before intake) Focus on: Leadership Extracurriculars Work experience (for PG)   Final Summary At the University of Waikato, international students can access: Major Scholarship Vice-Chancellor’s International Excellence Scholarship Up to NZD $15,000 Other Options Entrance Scholarship (auto) GEMS Scholarship Progression Bursary Research Master’s Scholarship Fully funded PhD scholarships Overall: Wide range of scholarships Strong support for international students Best value at postgraduate & research level

1. University of Waikato College International Bursary (Main Scholarship) Scholarship Value Up to NZD $4,000 tuition fee reduction For some regions (earlier intakes), scholarships may go up to NZD $5,000 depending on country and program Eligible Students International students from: India Nepal Bangladesh Sri Lanka Southeast Asia and other regions Eligible Programs You must enrol in one of the following: Foundation Studies International Diploma (Business / Computer Science) Diploma in Postgraduate Preparation (Pre-Master’s) Eligibility Requirements 1. Admission Requirement (Mandatory) Must receive an unconditional offer from the college Must accept the offer and confirm enrolment 2. Fee Payment Requirement In some cases, scholarship is awarded: After tuition fee payment Or when you confirm your place early 3. Student Status Must be: A full-fee paying international student Enrolled in an eligible program 4. Academic Criteria No strict percentage mentioned, but: Preference given to academically capable students Application Process In most cases: No separate scholarship application required Automatically considered after: Offer acceptance Fee payment Important Conditions Scholarships are: Limited in number (quota-based) Given first-come, first-served (per intake) Cannot be: Transferred Converted to cash Applied as: Tuition fee credit only   2. Academic English Bursary Value 10% tuition fee discount Covers up to: 2 levels (≈20 weeks) of English study Purpose For students enrolling in: Academic English (CAAE program) Then progressing to: Foundation / Diploma programs Eligibility Must: Enrol in Academic English program Continue into a pathway program Application Usually automatically applied when progression is confirmed   3. International Pathway Scholarship (Progression Scholarship) Value Up to NZD $2,500 toward university tuition Purpose Supports students progressing from: Waikato College- University of Waikato degree Eligibility Requirements You must: Be an international student Complete a Waikato College program Progress to: Bachelor’s or Master’s degree at the university   Academic Requirement (IMPORTANT) Must achieve: Around A- grade average during pathway study Other Conditions Must: Study full-time Remain an international student Enrol in next available intake   Application Process No separate application Automatically awarded within ~8 weeks after starting pathway   4. Country-Specific Bursaries (Latest Update) Value Around NZD $4,000 (South Asia region) Eligible Countries India Nepal Sri Lanka Bangladesh   Key Condition Must: Pay tuition fees early Secure place before quota fills Common Documents Required Even if scholarships are automatic, you still need: Academic transcripts Passport English test scores (IELTS/PTE) Offer letter   Important Rules & Conditions (Very Important) Scholarships are: Partial only (not full funding) Limited per intake You must: Accept offer + pay fees Maintain enrolment Scholarship may be withdrawn if: You withdraw from program You change status   Key Insights (Expert Counsellor View) Easier to get than university scholarships No complex application process Best suited for: Students using pathway route BUT: Lower value compared to university scholarships Mostly $2,500 – $5,000 range   Strategy to Secure Scholarship (Important Tips) Apply Early Scholarships are quota-based Accept Offer Quickly Priority given to confirmed students Choose Eligible Program Foundation / Diploma / Pre-Master Maintain Strong Grades Required for progression scholarship   Final Summary At University of Waikato College, international students can access: Main Scholarship International Bursary Up to NZD $4,000–$5,000 Additional Support Academic English Bursary (10%) Progression Scholarship Up to NZD $2,500 (after pathway- degree)   Final Expert Advice Waikato College scholarships are: Easy to access Automatic in many cases Best for pathway students But: Not fully funded Should be combined with: University scholarships later

A. Tongarewa International Scholarship (FLAGSHIP) Value: NZD $2,500 – $10,000 (tuition fee reduction) Level: Undergraduate (first year) Postgraduate (Master’s / PG Diploma) Eligibility: Must be an international student (full fee-paying) Must have Offer of Place (conditional/unconditional) Must be: First-year UG student OR Starting PG programme Required Documents: Offer letter Academic transcripts Personal Statement (≤500 words) Leadership/extracurricular details Application: Separate online application required Deadlines: Trimester 1 → ~1 Nov Trimester 2 → ~1 May Trimester 3 → ~1 Aug Selection Criteria: Academic excellence Leadership potential Strong SOP   B. VUW Undergraduate International Scholarship Value: Up to NZD $10,000 – $15,000 (first year) Level: First-year Bachelor’s students Eligibility: New international student Full-time enrolment Strong academic record Application: Often automatic (no separate application required)   C. VUW Postgraduate International Scholarship Value: Typically NZD $5,000 – $10,000+ Level: Master’s / PG Diploma Eligibility: International student Offer of place in PG programme Strong academic performance In many cases: Automatically awarded based on admission   D. International School-Leaver Excellence Scholarship Value: NZD $10,000 (Year 1) NZD $5,000 (Year 2 & 3) Level: High-achieving school leavers Eligibility: Excellent academic scores (A-grade level) Must maintain GPA   E. Wellington Doctoral Scholarship (PhD) Value: Full tuition fees Living stipend Eligibility: Open to international PhD students Strong academic + research profile   F. Manaaki New Zealand Government Scholarships Value: Fully funded: Tuition Living allowance Travel Eligibility: Country-based (India eligible in some intakes) Leadership + academic merit   2. New Scholarship System (Latest Update) According to official update: Students admitted in 2025–2026 automatically receive scholarships depending on: Bachelor’s level PG Diploma Master’s This means: Easier access Less need for separate applications   General Eligibility Requirements Across most scholarships:   Academic Requirements UG: 75–85%+ recommended PG: 70–80%+ PhD: Strong research profile English Requirements IELTS: UG: 6.0–6.5 PG: 6.5+ Required Documents Offer letter (mandatory) Academic transcripts Passport SOP (Statement of Purpose) CV (for PG/PhD) References (mainly PG/PhD)   Selection Criteria Scholarships are awarded based on: Academic excellence SOP quality (career goals) Leadership / extracurriculars Supporting documents   Best Strategy for Indian Students ???????? Do This: Apply early (before deadlines) Target: Tongarewa Scholarship UG/PG automatic scholarships Prepare: Strong SOP Good academic profile (75–85%+) Bonus Strategy: Combine: University scholarship NZ Government scholarship   Final Counsellor Insight If your goal is maximum scholarship in New Zealand: This university is among the top choices Especially strong for: Business IT Law Research But: Requires strong academics + SOP

A. Wintec Master’s Scholarship (Confirmed International Eligibility) Value: Approx. NZD $2,000 Level: Master’s programmes Eligibility: Open to domestic + international students Must have: A- grade / distinction in previous postgraduate study Admission into a Wintec Master’s programme   B. Country-Specific / Partnership Scholarships (Occasional) Example (framework-based): International scholarships may be offered for: Specific countries (e.g., Germany, Asia regions) Applied as: Tuition fee discounts Typical Requirements: Must be an international student (non-resident) Must submit: Scholarship application form May require interview Scholarship is applied after enrolment confirmation These are: Not always open Limited to specific intakes/markets   C. External Scholarships (Highly Recommended) Since Wintec has limited internal funding, students rely on: ???????? New Zealand Government Scholarships (Manaaki NZ) Fully funded: Tuition Living allowance Travel New Zealand Excellence Awards (NZEA) Partial funding for international students These are the best funding options (up to 100%)   General Eligibility Requirements (If Applicable) For the few available / external scholarships: Academic Strong academic record: 70%+ (recommended) Higher for PG scholarships English Requirements IELTS: 6.0–6.5 (depending on level) Documents Required Offer letter from Wintec Academic transcripts Passport SOP (Statement of Purpose) CV (for PG programmes) Reference letters (if required)   Selection Criteria Scholarships (where available) are based on: Academic excellence Career goals (SOP) Leadership / extracurriculars Supporting documents quality   Key Scholarship Insights (Expert Counsellor View) Strength: Wintec offers high-quality education at lower cost Limitation: Very limited direct scholarships for international students Compared to other NZ institutes: WITT → automatic scholarships WelTec → moderate scholarships Wintec → lowest internal scholarship availability   Best Strategy for International Students ???????? If you’re planning Wintec: Do This: Apply early → check for any country-based offers Target: Master’s programmes (better funding chances) Apply for: NZ Government Scholarships NZ Excellence Awards Financial Planning Tip: Expect: No guaranteed scholarship Partial support via external funding   Final Counsellor Insight Choose Wintec if: You want affordable tuition + strong practical education But understand: Scholarships are very limited You must rely on: External funding Personal financial planning

A. WelTec International Student Scholarships (Primary Option) These are the main scholarships relevant to international students: WelTec International Student Scholarship Value: Up to NZD $5,000 Coverage: Tuition fee reduction (usually first year) Eligibility: Must be a new international student Must have offer letter from WelTec Full-time enrolment in diploma/degree Meet academic + English requirements   B. Destination Wellington Scholarship Value: Up to NZD $15,000 Coverage: First-year tuition fees Purpose: Attract international students to Wellington region Eligibility: International student studying in Wellington (Petone campus included) Confirmed admission Strong academic performance   C. New Zealand Government Scholarships ???????? Manaaki New Zealand Scholarships Fully funded (tuition + living + travel) New Zealand Excellence Awards (NZEA) Partial funding for international students Eligibility: Based on country (India eligible in some schemes) Strong academics + leadership potential   D. Programme-Specific Scholarships (Limited Access) Some scholarships linked to courses: Southern Cross Nursing Scholarship Covers: NZD $5,000/year tuition support $500/week during clinical placements Exam + wellbeing support Available across: Bachelor of Nursing M?ori & Pacific Nursing degrees 9 scholarships offered in 2026   E.International Study Grants (Programme-Based) Some programmes (e.g., IT degrees) mention: “International ?konga study grants available” These are: Case-by-case Applied through department or admissions   Eligibility Criteria (International Scholarships) Academic Requirements Minimum: 60–75% (UG) 65–75%+ (PG) Higher scores = better chances   English Requirements IELTS: 6.0 (UG typical) 6.5+ (PG)   Required Documents Offer letter (mandatory) Academic transcripts Passport Statement of Purpose (SOP) CV (for PG) Reference letters (sometimes)   Selection Criteria (How You Get Selected) Scholarships are awarded based on: Academic performance Career goals (SOP quality) Leadership / extracurriculars Programme relevance Supporting documents   Best Strategy for International Students ???????? Do This: Apply early → get WelTec scholarship Apply for: Destination Wellington Scholarship NZ Government Scholarships Choose high-demand courses: IT Nursing Engineering

1. Main WITT International Scholarships (Official – 2026 Intake) A. WITT Automatic International Scholarships These are programme-based scholarships automatically applied after admission. Scholarship Values by Programme Degree Level (Level 7) Bachelor of Applied Management → NZD $2,500 Bachelor of Design & Arts → NZD $2,500 Bachelor of Nursing → NZD $1,000 Diploma Level (Level 5–6) Diploma in Arts & Design → NZD $1,500 Diploma in Beauty Therapy → NZD $1,500 Diploma in Business (Accounting / Management) → NZD $2,000 Diploma in Environmental Management → NZD $2,000 Diploma in Enrolled Nursing → NZD $1,000 Certificate Level (Level 4) Agriculture / Cookery / Beauty Therapy / Health → NZD $1,000 – $1,500 Study & Employment Pathways → NZD $500   Important Conditions Valid for first year only Applied as tuition fee discount Cannot be transferred or deferred Lost if you: Defer intake Withdraw Don’t start course   B. Eligibility Criteria (Official – Must Know) To receive WITT international scholarship: You MUST: Be a new international student Be full fee-paying Have a valid offer letter (conditional/unconditional) Enroll in an eligible programme (2026 intake) Not Eligible If: Already studying at WITT Deferring admission   2. Industry & External Scholarships (Additional Opportunities) These are not guaranteed for international students, but available in some cases:   Southern Cross Nursing Scholarship Total funding pool: ~NZD $63,000 Covers: Tuition support Multi-year funding (depending on study year) Available for Bachelor of Nursing students at WITT Primarily domestic, but shows strong industry funding ecosystem   Taranaki Foundation Scholarships Examples include: Nursing scholarships (~NZD $3,000) Media & journalism scholarships Agriculture-related funding Usually: Preference for local (Taranaki) students Limited access for international students   Other Partner Scholarships Graduate Women awards (~NZD $1,000) Agriculture & trade-related funding M?ori & Pasifika training scholarships   3. Additional Financial Support (Sometimes Available) Some sources mention: Hardship grants → NZD $1,000–$2,500 Accommodation support → up to NZD $500/month Excellence scholarships → NZD $5,000–$10,000 (limited cases) These are not always official for all intakes, but may be offered based on: Academic merit Financial need Region (e.g., Indian students)   4. General Eligibility Requirements (For Any Additional Scholarships) Even if applying externally, you’ll need: Academic 60–70% minimum (higher = better chances) English IELTS 6.0+ (typical requirement) Documents Offer letter Academic transcripts Passport SOP (if required) CV (for higher-level study)   5. Selection Criteria (How You Actually Get It) For automatic scholarships: No competition → based on eligibility For additional scholarships: Academic performance Career goals Financial need Supporting documents   Key Scholarship Highlights (Why WITT is Special) Automatic Scholarships No application → guaranteed benefit if eligible Wide Coverage Available across: Certificate Diploma Bachelor Easy Process One of the simplest scholarship systems in NZ Good Entry-Level Funding Helps reduce initial cost burden   Best Strategy for International Students (Expert Advice) If you're applying from India ????????: Do This: Choose eligible programme → get automatic scholarship Combine with: External scholarships Education loan / funds Choose Courses with Better ROI: IT Nursing Business Engineering

A. Whitecliffe Merit-Based Scholarships (General / Informal Category) Although not always listed as a single scheme, Whitecliffe offers: Tuition Fee Discounts Typically 10% – 30% tuition fee reduction Sometimes higher depending on programme & intake Awarded based on: Academic merit Portfolio quality (very important for design/fashion) Early application   B. Postgraduate-Level Opportunities (Limited Case-by-Case) Master’s Programme Scholarships (Case dependent) Some postgraduate programmes may provide partial fee support based on merit. For example: Master of IT (Achievement Scholarship – reference model) Value: Up to 60%–100% tuition coverage Based on: Strong academic background (70%+ or CGPA 3.0+) Industry experience Personal statement + references   C. External Scholarships (Highly Recommended) ???????? New Zealand Government Scholarships Fully funded options (Manaaki NZ Scholarships) Covers: Tuition fees Living expenses Travel Prime Minister’s Scholarship (Example Exposure) Provides international exposure opportunities Example: Whitecliffe students travelled to India under this scheme   Eligibility Criteria (For International Scholarships) Even though scholarships are limited, the core requirements remain consistent: Academic Requirements Minimum: 60–75% (Bachelor’s) 65–75%+ (Master’s) Strong academic background improves chances   Portfolio (VERY IMPORTANT) For courses like: Design Fashion Fine Arts   English Language IELTS / TOEFL / PTE required Typical: IELTS 6.0–6.5 (UG) IELTS 6.5+ (PG)   Required Documents Offer letter (mandatory first step) Academic transcripts Passport SOP (Statement of Purpose) Portfolio (for creative courses) CV (for PG courses) Reference letters (mainly PG)   Selection Criteria (How You Get Selected) Whitecliffe focuses heavily on: Portfolio quality (creative courses) Academic performance Career goals & motivation Innovation & creativity potential Interview performance (PG level)   Key Scholarship Insights (Expert Counsellor View) Reality Check Whitecliffe is a private creative college So: Fewer scholarships than public universities More portfolio-based merit discounts   Best Strategy for International Students If you're applying from India ????????: Apply early (important for fee discounts) Build a strong portfolio (game changer) Target postgraduate programmes for better funding chances Combine with NZ Government scholarships   Final Counsellor Advice Choose Whitecliffe if: You have a strong creative portfolio You want practical, industry-based learning Be aware: Scholarships are limited, so plan finances accordingly

1. Main Scholarships for International Students WelTec International Student Scholarship Value: Up to NZD $5,000 Coverage: Tuition fee reduction (usually first year) Applicable for: Diploma & Degree programmes Eligibility Must be an international student (non-NZ citizen/resident) Must have an offer letter from WelTec Meet academic + English requirements Enrolling in eligible programmes   Destination Wellington Scholarship Value: Up to NZD $15,000 Coverage: First-year tuition fees Purpose: Attract international students to the Wellington region Eligibility Must be an international student studying in Wellington Must have confirmed admission to Whitireia/WelTec Strong academic background May require Statement of Purpose (SOP)   New Zealand Government Scholarships Whitireia & WelTec are approved for: New Zealand Scholarships (NZ Government) Fully funded / partially funded Covers: Tuition fees Living allowance Travel costs New Zealand Excellence Awards (NZEA) Merit-based scholarships for international students Eligibility Based on country eligibility (India often eligible in some categories) Strong academic performance Leadership potential Meet visa + English requirements   2. Programme-Specific Scholarships (Some Open to International Students) These depend on your course: Publishing & Creative Courses Mason Publishing Scholarship → up to 75% tuition coverage Excel Digital Scholarship → partial tuition support Female Students Dr. Sally Hasell Scholarship → approx. NZD $3,000/year   Southern Cross Nursing Scholarship Covers: Tuition support Clinical uniform & essentials Available across: Bachelor of Nursing M?ori & Pacific Nursing degrees   General Scholarship Eligibility Criteria (International Students) Most scholarships require: Academic Requirements Good academic scores (usually 60–75%+ depending on course) Meet programme entry criteria English Language IELTS / TOEFL / PTE (as per programme requirements) Documents Required Offer letter (mandatory) Academic transcripts Passport copy Statement of Purpose (SOP) CV (for some scholarships) Reference letters (sometimes)   Selection Criteria (Important Insight) Scholarships are generally awarded based on: Academic excellence Financial need (some cases) Motivation & career goals Programme relevance Supporting documents quality

1. International Tuition Fee Scholarships Bachelor Degree Scholarships Value: 25% of tuition fees (first year) for eligible bachelor’s programmes such as: Bachelor of Animation Bachelor of Marketing and Creativity Bachelor of Software Engineering These are awarded on application and require emailing the admissions team. Note: An automatic 15% progression discount applies in Years?2 and?3 — shown on your offer letter but not labelled as a scholarship. Postgraduate (Master’s) Scholarships 25% tuition fee scholarship for the Master of Software Engineering. Students may be required to attend an interview with a Yoobee representative as part of the selection process. Other Programme Scholarships For other certificate and diploma programmes, scholarships are typically valued at 15% of tuition fees on application.   2. General Scholarship Scheme (All Programmes) Yoobee’s international prospectus shows a general scholarship award designed for all full?fee international students: Up to 25% tuition fee reduction (not limited to just bachelor or master’s). To be considered, students must either: Submit a personal statement explaining why they deserve the award — or Participate in a scholarship interview. The exact scholarship amount depends on performance in the interview or personal statement assessment — not all applicants automatically receive the full 25%.   3. Technology & Pathway Scholarships (Targeted Support) Yoobee also lists several scholarships with specific industry or pathway focus — especially for tech areas such as artificial intelligence, cloud computing, cybersecurity, and IT careers. These include: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence Scholarship Supports students passionate about AI and emerging technology careers. Certificate in Information Technology Scholarship Designed to help build a skilled IT workforce. Cloud and Cybersecurity Scholarship For students aiming at cloud computing and cybersecurity roles. Cloud Engineering Scholarship Supports study in cloud engineering pathways. IT Pathway Scholarship Provides first?year tuition coverage for the Online Diploma in Software Development — helping students transition into IT careers. Creative Pathfinder Scholarship Supports students with creative potential entering the creative industries. Indigenous Legends Scholarship Targeted at M?ori and Pasifika students pursuing careers in creative fields like design, animation or game development.   4. Special or Region?Specific Scholarships In some cases, Yoobee offers additional special scholarships or funding amounts: Up to NZD?10,000 special scholarship (specific programmes may offer these larger awards). Awards may vary by region, partner, or intake period.   Scholarship Eligibility Requirements While specific requirements vary by award, common eligibility criteria for Yoobee international scholarships include: Be a full?fee?paying international student (non?New Zealand/Australian resident). Have an offer of place in an eligible programme (bachelor, master’s, diploma, or certificate). For bachelor or master’s scholarships: be a first?year enrolment. Some awards require a personal statement or interview as part of the application process. Field or pathway scholarships may require students to demonstrate passion or potential in the relevant area (IT, AI, creative arts). Indigenous or targeted scholarships (like M?ori and Pasifika) may require proof of cultural background or specific goals in creative industries.   Award Coverage & Important Notes Bachelor Scholarships: 25% in Year?1; 15% automatic discount in Years?2–3 (shown in offer, not listed as scholarship). Postgraduate Scholarships: 25% for Master of Software Engineering; may extend to other master’s level awards. Certificate & Diploma Scholarships: Typically 15% tuition fee support on application. General Awards: Up to 25% of tuition, determined via interview or statement — not automatically granted. Tech & Pathway Scholarships: Focused support for IT/tech disciplines — some provide first?year full coverage for specific online pathways.   Practical Tips for International Applicants Apply Early: Scholarship awards are limited and processed on a first?come, first?reviewed basis. Prepare Strong Documents: A compelling personal statement, portfolio (for creatives) or evidence of tech interest increases chances. Follow Instructions Carefully: Each scholarship may have unique application steps — confirm details with the admissions team. Stay Informed: Programmes and scholarship eligibility can change each year — always check the latest information.