Study in New Zealand

Q: What is the Green List?

The Green List is a list of occupations in high demand in New Zealand, offering faster pathways to residency for qualified workers. Studying a course that leads to an in-demand job can make it easier to get residency after graduation. Find more information here.

Q: What is a high-demand occupation?

A high‑demand occupation is a job where employers need more skilled workers than are currently available. These roles offer strong job security and growth opportunities.

Q: Which industries are currently in high demand in New Zealand?

Agriculture, healthcare, IT, engineering, teaching, and vocational trades are among the sectors with the greatest need for skilled professionals in New Zealand.

Q: How do I find courses for high-demand careers?

Use our course finder tool to explore programs in high-demand fields offered by universities, polytechnics, and private training providers.

Q: Can I work while studying?

Yes, you can generally work while studying, typically for up to 25 hours a week during the academic year and full-time during scheduled holidays. However, your specific work rights depend on your visa conditions and the length of your course. Please refer to Immigration New Zealand’s website for more information.

Q: Do high-demand careers offer good job security and salaries?

Yes. These roles typically provide strong job security, competitive salaries, and clear career progression.

Q: Will my New Zealand qualification be recognized globally?

Yes. New Zealand qualifications are widely respected and often recognized internationally, opening doors to global career opportunities.

Q: Are scholarships available for high-demand study areas?

Yes. Many institutions and organizations offer scholarships for students in high-demand fields. Check our scholarship finder or provider websites for details.

Q: Are there pathways to residency for graduates in high-demand fields?

Yes. Many high-demand careers are on New Zealand’s immigration skill shortage lists, which can help graduates qualify for residency pathways.

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¿Por qué estudiar en Nueva Zelanda?

Inclusividad y Cultura

Calificaciones reconocidas a nivel mundial

Empleabilidad y compromiso

Curious about what other careers could fast-track your residency in New Zealand?

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Quick answers to common questions

What is the Green List?

What is a high-demand occupation?

Which industries are currently in high demand in New Zealand?

How do I find courses for high-demand careers?

Can I work while studying?

Do high-demand careers offer good job security and salaries?

Will my New Zealand qualification be recognized globally?

Are scholarships available for high-demand study areas?

Are there pathways to residency for graduates in high-demand fields?