Help with Applications

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1. Hi there! It’s great to hear that you’re planning to travel to New Zealand for Year 11! Here are some tips to help you with your CV/application:

   1. Personal Information: Start with your name, contact information (email and phone number), and maybe your address (if comfortable).

   2. Education: Include your current school, subjects studied, and any relevant achievements or results. If you have any special projects or extracurricular activities related to your academic interests, highlight these as well.

   3. Experience: If you have any work experience, internships, or volunteer work, definitely include that. Focus on what skills you learned and how they might apply to your time in NZ.

   4. Skills: List any relevant skills like language proficiency, computer skills, teamwork, communication, etc.

   5. Interests: Mention any hobbies or interests that may help schools understand more about you as a person. This could include sports, arts, music, etc.

   6. Personal Statement: Write a brief paragraph about why you want to study in New Zealand, what you hope to achieve, and how the experience will benefit you.

   7. References: If possible, include a couple of references, such as teachers or adults who can vouch for your character and abilities.

   Sending your CV/Application:

   • Format: Ensure your CV is in a professional format—PDFs are usually preferred to maintain the layout.
   • Cover Letter: Consider writing a cover letter to accompany your CV, expressing your enthusiasm for studying at their school.
   • Email: When sending your application via email, include a polite message in the body of the email and be sure to attach your CV and cover letter.
   • Application Platform: Some schools may have an online application system. Make sure to follow their specific instructions for submission.

   Additional Tips:

   • Research the Schools: Look into the schools you’re applying to. Tailor your application to align with their values, programs, or student culture.
   • Deadlines: Be mindful of application deadlines and ensure you submit everything on time.
   • Follow-Up: After submitting your application, consider following up with the school to confirm they received it and ask if they need any more information.

   Feel free to reach out if you need specific help or examples. Good luck with your application; it sounds like an exciting adventure ahead!

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