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Three online seminars on studying in New Zealand, for the 2027 year

30 Aug 2026 / Event notice / Online, free to attend / Planning for the 2027 year

Studying in New Zealand: helping parents set the worry down,
and children can grow the courage.

Poster for the 2026 online seminars: 11 Sep Auckland, 18 Sep Waikato and Cambridge, 25 Sep North and South Island

When planning a child's study here, the hardest part is usually not choosing a school. It's facing a run ofquestions that don't yet have answers:

Which region suits your child? What actually separates one school from another? And where do you start with the application, the housing and what comes after school?

Across three online sessions we'll go through what schools in different regions are like, where they lead academically, and what living here is actually like — along with the experience of real families, so the choice comes into clearer focus.

These seminars prepare for the 2027 New Zealand school yearThe school year herebegins in February, so the 2027 year starts in February 2027. Choosing a school, filing the application, arranging the visa and sorting housing usually needs six months or more. Starting now, in September 2026, the timing works. Leave it later and both the choice of schools and the places available narrow.

The three sessions

SessionDateRegion
Day 1Fri 11 SepAuckland
Day 2Fri 18 SepWaikato and Cambridge
Day 3Fri 25 SepNorth and South Island

All three are online. Come to one, or come to all of them.

What the seminars on studying in New Zealand cover

  • Regions and what the schools are like
  • Which direction suits your child
  • Entry preparation and what comes after
  • The application process, costs and housing
  • Real families on how it went for them

A number of good New Zealand schools online in one place, so you can take in what each is like, where they lead, and what life here involves.

We'd also like to hear what worries you

This isn't only a school presentation.

Rather than reading information out, we'd rather know what's actually on parents' minds — whether a child will keep up, how the household has to change, whether this decision is too early or too late. None of these has a standard answer, but they can be laid out and looked at together.

If you're planning this for your child, or still uncertain about it,bring the questions with you. We'll work through them with you to find what suits your child and your family.

How to register

All three sessions are online and free to attendRegister through the form below and we'll send you the link before the session.
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Further reading
Studying here: how the school years compare, and planning by age
Our licences, our team and how we work

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Jomel editorial EDITORIAL / Event notice

This is a notice for online seminars run by Jomel. The sessions share general information and are not immigration or education advice for any individual case; planning for a particular family is assessed by an adviser at consultation.

If session times or content change, we'll notify you using the contact details given at registration. The list of schools and the courses available are as published by each school at the time.

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