NZ SheLeads Essay Competition: Applications invited from undergraduate students in India
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Updated on Mar 28, 2024 17:07 IST

SheLeads Essay Competition is a unique opportunity for women leaders. Only women who are pursuing undergraduate courses from universities and institutes in India can participate. The last date to submit your video essay is April 15, 2024.

NZ SheLeads Essay Competition: Applications invited from undergraduate students in India

New Zealand has invited Indian young women to the SheLeads Video Essay Competition which is open to undergraduate students in Indian universities and institutes. The women are invited to participate and share their unique perspectives by submitting video essays by April 15, 2024. The competition is organised by Education New Zealand Manapou ki te Ao.

"Submit your video essay in landscape orientation and it should not exceed beyond 3 minutes. Please note that a video essay entails recording yourself speaking, it does not entail presenting slides, graphics, or visuals with a voiceover," reads the official statement.

The competition aims to honour and celebrate women leaders for their incredible contributions in diverse fields such as education, STEM, sustainability, and more. 

Topics, Prices for SheLeads Essay Competition

The topic of the competition is - Breaking Barriers: Strategies for Achieving Gender Parity in Education by 2030 in alignment with SDG 4

(a) Identify Current Challenges

(b) Innovative Educational Practices/Policy Solutions

(c) Role of Collaboration and Partnerships

Following are the prices:

  • Shortlisted video essays to receive a Certificate of Participation
  • Top 10 winners will receive New Zealand goodie bags
  • Top 3 will win Amazon vouchers worth INR 5,000 
  • Winning essay gets featured on our LinkedIn page, said the organiser's statement.

New Zealand – India Education Connect Initiative held in India

To improve the bilateral ties with India, Education New Zealand Manapou ki te Ao (ENZ) led the "New Zealand – India Education Connect" initiative last month. Under this initiative, a high-level delegation comprising academic heads, regional recruitment staff, Vice Chancellors, Deputy Vice Chancellors, and International Directors of all eight New Zealand universities visited India and signed two Education Cooperation Arrangements (ECAs) and one Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), with the Higher Education Department, Government of Karnataka; IIMA ; and GIFT City respectively. 

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Lisa Futschek, ENZ’s General Manager of International who led the delegation said, "India consistently holds the position of the second-largest international student market for New Zealand. The dynamic growth in the education partnerships between our two countries is attributed to strategic investments by universities, marked by heightened levels of internationalisation and strengthened commitments through the establishment of in-country representatives/offices by all eight."

The delegation's visit to IIT Delhi was one of the highlights of the visit.

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Q:   Is New Zealand good for Indian students?
A:

With a good educational system, excellent quality of life, and a number of research opportunities, New Zealand offers a lot to international students. Auckland, the largest city in New Zealand has a 39 percent population of overseas citizens, making it a culturally diverse city. Moreover, the post-study work visa in New Zealand can offer up to three years of stay back. As per Stats New Zealand, its unemployment rate is 3.4 percent. Students enrolled in a course of 12 months or more can also work part-time in New Zealand for up to 20 hours a week during the semester and holidays.

Q:   What is the acceptance rate for Lincoln University New Zealand?
A:

According to various unofficial sources, Lincoln University New Zealand acceptance rate is around 60%. The acceptance rate indicated that the university is moderately selective at the time of admission. So, to get into the university, make sure to have a good academic record and meet the entry requirements such as having 12 years of schooling and minimum percentage for admission to bachelor’s courses. For admission to postgraduate courses, a relevant degree is required with the minimum grade.

Q:   How much funds are needed for a New Zealand study visa?
A:

International students need to show sufficient funds for getting a New Zealand student visa. Students need to show NZ$ 20,000 for a full year of study or NZ$ 1,250 per month for getting a New Zealand study visa.

Cost of New Zealand Student Visa Application

  • New Zealand Visa Cost: Students who are submitting their Student Visa Application online are required to pay a base Visa fee of NZD 375 which is INR 19,200 (approximately).
  • Candidates who are applying for their Student Visa online from New Delhi are required to pay NZD 430 which is INR 22,000 (approximately) as the receiving centre fees.
  • Those applying for a student visa in New Zealand on paper (offline mode) should note that the immigration costs would be INR 22,600, in addition to this students are required to pay a receiving Centre fee of INR 1,520.
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