New Zealand School of Education Limited

““I completed my 200-hour placement at an aged care facility in New Lynn. It gave me practical skills and confidence in a real healthcare setting. I learned the correct procedures, how to provide quality care, and how to support people with behavioural needs. It prepared me well for a career in healthcare.””

““From the moment you enter the building at NZSE, staff greet you with smiles — it makes such a difference. The tutors are very supportive, especially Tim Salera, who, as a former international student, understood the challenges we face.”

““After researching several education providers, NZSE stood out for its strong reputation and positive student reviews. I also followed NZSE on LinkedIn and saw the range of student activities and the supportive learning environment, which made it even more appealing.””

“My future goal is to be a nurse in New Zealand, and I would definitely like to further continue my study from NZSE.”

“We had many scenario-based discussions usually based on legislation – rules and regulations; ethical and legal conducts and code of conduct. Group studies made it easier to learn new rules and regulations. Our tutor would educate us with mobility aids and by mimicking client interactions – I gained knowledge that would be beneficial in a job”.”

“I gained a plethora of knowledge from both practical and theoretical-based lessons. There are group activities and practical sessions, such as when you learn to use mobility aids – this makes it really easy to understand what you’d expect on the job.”

““There are multiple reasons why I would recommend a healthcare career. The first is the reward — you help make someone’s day better and return home feeling deeply satisfied. The second reason is the career opportunities — there is a huge range of pathways you can take in your studies and after. Finally, healthcare is constantly evolving, offering endless opportunities to upgrade your skills and knowledge.””

““I didn’t know how to approach people in a professional context. My tutors were super helpful with this and went through interview preparation with me, which ultimately helped me secure my current position.””

““I would chat with hospitality students and get to know them over lunch. The student environment is so vibrant! The learners are focused on achieving their goals — yet there is still space for fun and leisure activities, like celebrating Diwali or Pacific Island holidays.””

““I made really strong connections with students and staff members, and some of them are life-long friends now. If I ever felt lonely or I was missing home, I could just go to the staff members for help. My health tutors were knowledgeable and friendly too — they taught us that you have to do hard work to achieve your goals, and to remain positive. I know that whenever I need guidance, I can reach out to them as mentors,” says Vanita.”

““When I first visited the campus before enrolling, the staff were incredibly welcoming,” says Vanita.”

“I was anxious about enrolling in an online course, but NZSE and my tutor really helped me out. During the whole programme, they were available to assist me where needed –they gave me confidence that I could complete it. The online delivery was especially helpful. As a mother, even when I was busy with family, I was able to attend class and complete coursework at home, easily.”

“64 hours of work experience helped me prepare for day-to-day work life. I could use my skills. Overall, I learnt how to work with young kids; young minds.”

“NZSE gave me confidence to work with the little ones – to work skillfully and more effectively from goal-making to planning. My tutors and NZSE’s student support team are always available to help out if you have a problem or any particular doubts.”

“A main reason I chose to study ECE at NZSE is because it’s an online programme. It’s really helpful for mothers or those who have to juggle work and study – even while you’re working, you can still do your online course. Even though you’re have a family, you can fit in course work at home, easily.”

““Becoming certified through NZSE enabled me to work in the ECE sector - driving me to continue my study career in ECE. Next, I will be applying for a Bachelors programme in ECE”.”

““Guiding children in their learning is one of the most rewarding jobs you could have. In this role, you can help shape our young tamariki to form positive reciprocal relationships with others and teach them about our world. No two days the same – it’s such a fun career, but above all rewarding.””

““I gained such an immense amount of knowledge on New Zealand’s Early childhood Curriculum; I have a much clearer understanding of Te Whariki and its principles.””

““I have ADHD and sometimes I find it hard to stay on-task; I can feel overwhelmed. My tutor, Annie, made the questions clear and she was contactable anytime I wanted to double check anything or needed guidance. She made me feel confident in myself which made the course so much more enjoyable.””

““NZSE is made up of very passionate people. My tutor never once made me feel stressed or like I’d asked a silly question. She was supportive and knowledgeable. I’m very thankful for her and her way of teaching.””

““The course was at night so I didn’t have to worry about childcare for my children.””

““If you don’t understand things such as the course outlines, the tutors explain it to you and help you and if you get stuck. You’ve got a whole team to support you.””

““The chance to work on real projects and use tools like Power BI and Tableau is incredibly valuable. These are skills that employers look for, and NZSE is helping students get industry-ready,””

““The programme is a great opportunity to gain real-world data analytics skills, even if you’re new to the field. It does require dedication, but the support from lecturers and the hands-on learning approach make it an excellent choice,””

““Not only do they teach you about what’s happening today, but they teach you a stepping stone of what is about to happen tomorrow.””