Help with Applications

Assistance with Applications

Hey everyone! I’m planning to move to New Zealand for Year 11 and I’m having a hard time putting together my CV and application. What key information should I include? Are there specific details I should highlight? How do I go about submitting my application to schools? Any insights or tips would be greatly appreciated. Thanks so much!

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  1. Hi there!

    That’s exciting that you’re going to NZ for year 11! When it comes to writing your CV/application, here are some tips to help you out:

    What to Include in Your CV/Application:

    1. Personal Information:
    2. Your full name
    3. Contact details (email and phone number)

    4. Address (if applicable)

    5. Educational Background:

    6. Current school name and location
    7. Years attended

    8. Relevant subjects and grades (if available)

    9. Extracurricular Activities:

    10. Sports, clubs, or volunteer work
    11. Any leadership roles or responsibilities you’ve held

    12. Important achievements or experiences

    13. Interests and Hobbies:

    14. Share any personal interests that may be relevant to the school culture or programs.

    15. Skills:

    16. Highlight any relevant skills, such as languages spoken, computer skills, or any other talents that may stand out.

    17. References:

    18. You might want to include a couple of references (like a teacher or coach) who can speak positively about you.

    What to Specify:

    • Tailor your application to reflect your interest in the school. Mention why you want to attend that specific school and how you can contribute to their community.
    • If you’ve taken part in any special programs or projects, be sure to include those.

    How to Send It to the Schools:

    • Check the school’s website for their application guidelines. Some schools may require you to fill out an online application form, while others may prefer email.
    • If sending via email, write a concise and polite message introducing yourself and attaching your CV/application. Use a professional email subject line (e.g., “Application for Year 11 – [Your Name]”).

    What to Know About:

    • Research the school’s curriculum and offerings to make sure it aligns with what you’re looking for.
    • Familiarize yourself with the admission process and any deadlines.
    • Understand the visa requirements and any additional paperwork you’ll need for studying abroad.

    Additional Tips:

    • Keep your CV clear and concise—aim for a one-page document.
    • Proofread for grammar and spelling errors.
    • Consider asking a teacher or mentor to review your CV before you submit it.

    If you need more specific advice or have questions about a particular school or aspect of the application, feel free to ask! Good luck with your application, and enjoy your time in New Zealand!

    Best,
    [Your Name]

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