Location: Auckland, New Zealand
Focus: Prepares international students for university study
Affiliation: University of Auckland
Programs Offered: Foundation programs designed to equip students with the academic skills and knowledge required for university admission.
Foundation Studies Certificate: The primary program offered by Taylor's College, designed to bridge the gap between secondary school and university. This program includes a range of subjects tailored to the student's intended university degree.
English Language Programs: Courses to help students improve their English proficiency to meet university entrance requirements.
Direct Pathway to the University of Auckland: Successful completion of the Foundation Studies Certificate guarantees students a place at the University of Auckland, provided they meet the entry requirements.
Support and Guidance: Taylor's College provides academic counseling and support services to help students transition smoothly into university life.
Modern Classrooms: Equipped with the latest technology to support learning.
Library and Study Areas: Resources and spaces dedicated to research and study.
Student Services: Comprehensive support including academic advising, health and wellbeing services, and accommodation assistance.
Diverse Community: Welcoming students from around the world, fostering a multicultural environment.
Extracurricular Activities: Various clubs, sports, and activities to enhance the student experience and promote a well-rounded education.
Academic Records: Proof of completion of secondary education with satisfactory grades.
English Proficiency: Requirements vary depending on the student's background but typically include tests like IELTS or TOEFL.
Application Process: Includes submitting an application form, academic transcripts, proof of English proficiency, and any other required documentation.
Quality Education: Strong focus on preparing students for success at the university level.
Seamless Transition: Direct pathway to one of New Zealand's top universities.
Comprehensive Support: Extensive student services and support to help international students adjust to a new academic and cultural environment.
These are pre-university programs aimed at equipping students with the skills and knowledge needed to enter undergraduate studies.
Duration: 8 to 18 months (depending on the student's academic background and English proficiency)
Intake Periods: Usually in January, July, and August
Subjects Covered: English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, and elective subjects related to the student's intended university major.
Objective: To prepare students for entry into undergraduate programs at the University of Auckland and other universities.
These are designed to help students improve their English language proficiency to meet the entry requirements for the Foundation Studies Certificate and other academic programs.
Duration: Typically ranges from 10 to 40 weeks, depending on the student's initial proficiency level.
Focus: Developing academic English skills, including reading, writing, listening, and speaking.
These programs prepare students for postgraduate study by improving their academic English and study skills.
Duration: Usually around 6 to 12 months.
Focus: Advanced academic English, research skills, and subject-specific knowledge.
These are designed for students who want to complete their secondary education in New Zealand.
Objective: To provide students with a pathway to enter the Foundation Studies Certificate or directly apply to universities.
Course Program Name |
Duration |
Tuition Fees Per Year (USD) |
|---|---|---|
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University of Auckland Foundation Studies Certificate (FSC) |
8 to 18 months |
$21,000 - $28,000 |
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English Language Preparation (ELP) |
10 to 40 weeks |
$400 per week |
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Pre-Master’s Program |
6 to 12 months |
$19,000 - $25,000 |
Course Program Name |
Duration |
Tuition Fees Per Year (USD) |
|---|---|---|
|
Master of Business Administration (MBA) |
1.5 to 2 years |
$28,000 - $35,000 |
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Master of Engineering (ME) |
1 to 1.5 years |
$35,000 - $40,000 |
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Master of Science (MSc) |
1 to 2 years |
$30,000 - $35,000 |
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Master of Arts (MA) |
1 to 2 years |
$25,000 - $30,000 |
|
Master of Education (MEd) |
1 to 2 years |
$25,000 - $30,000 |
|
Master of Information Technology (MIT) |
1 to 1.5 years |
$32,000 - $38,000 |
Duration: 8 to 18 months
Objective: To prepare students for entry into undergraduate programs at the University of Auckland and other universities.
Subjects Covered: English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, and elective subjects relevant to the student's intended university major.
Duration: 10 to 40 weeks
Objective: To improve English language proficiency to meet the entry requirements for the Foundation Studies Certificate and other academic programs.
Focus: Developing academic English skills, including reading, writing, listening, and speaking.
Academic Advising: Personalized support to help students choose the right courses and plan their academic pathway.
Student Welfare Services: Assistance with accommodation, health services, and overall well-being.
Orientation Programs: Introduction to the New Zealand education system, campus facilities, and local culture.
Career Counseling: Guidance on future career paths and university applications.
Extracurricular Activities: Clubs, societies, sports, cultural activities, and community service opportunities to help students develop holistically and integrate into the community.
Homestay: Live with a local family to experience New Zealand culture firsthand.
Student Apartments: Independent living with other students in a supportive environment.
University Halls of Residence: On-campus living with easy access to university facilities.
Academic Qualifications: Varies by program; typically, students must have completed their secondary education.
English Language Proficiency: Minimum IELTS or TOEFL scores, or completion of the English Language Preparation program.
Identify the Program: Decide whether you want to enroll in the University of Auckland Foundation Studies Certificate (FSC) or the English Language Preparation (ELP) program.
Check Requirements: Review the specific entry requirements for the chosen program, including academic qualifications and English language proficiency.
Academic Transcripts: Certified copies of your secondary school or other relevant academic transcripts.
English Language Proficiency: IELTS, TOEFL, or other accepted English language test scores. If you do not meet the English language requirements, you may need to enroll in the English Language Preparation program.
Passport Copy: A copy of your valid passport.
Online Application: Fill out the online application form available on Taylor's College Auckland’s official website.
Personal Information: Provide your personal details, academic background, and intended course of study.
Supporting Documents: Upload all required supporting documents, including transcripts, test scores, and passport copy.
Application Fee: Pay any applicable application fee, if required.
Submission: Submit the completed application form and all supporting documents online.
Conditional Offer: If you meet the entry requirements, you will receive a conditional offer letter. This may include conditions such as passing the English Language Preparation program.
Unconditional Offer: Once all conditions are met, you will receive an unconditional offer letter confirming your place in the program.
Acceptance Form: Complete and return the acceptance form included with your offer letter.
Deposit Payment: Pay any required deposit to secure your place in the program.
Offer Letter: Use your unconditional offer letter to apply for a student visa.
Visa Application: Submit the visa application to Immigration New Zealand, along with required documents such as proof of funds, medical certificates, and a valid passport.
Visa Approval: Once your visa is approved, you can proceed with your plans to study in New Zealand.
Accommodation: Arrange your accommodation in Auckland, whether it’s a homestay, student apartment, or university hall of residence.
Travel Arrangements: Book your flights to Auckland.
Orientation: Attend pre-departure briefings if available, and prepare for orientation sessions upon arrival at Taylor's College.
Airport Pickup: Arrange for airport pickup if offered by Taylor's College.
Orientation Program: Attend the orientation program to get acquainted with the campus, meet faculty and fellow students, and learn about the resources available to you.
Begin Classes: Start attending your classes as per the schedule provided during orientation.
Ongoing Support: Take advantage of the academic advising, student welfare services, and extracurricular activities offered by Taylor's College to ensure a successful and enriching study experience.
Taylor's College Auckland offers multiple intake periods for its programs to provide flexibility for students. Here are the general intake periods for the main programs:
January Intake: Starts in January
July Intake: Starts in July
August Intake: Starts in August
Flexible Start Dates: ELP programs typically have multiple start dates throughout the year to accommodate various levels of English proficiency.
Academic Qualifications:
Successful completion of secondary school or equivalent in your home country.
Specific requirements may vary depending on your country's education system. Generally, this includes passing grades in subjects relevant to the intended undergraduate program.
English Language Proficiency:
Minimum IELTS score of 5.0 overall with no band less than 5.0, or equivalent TOEFL/PTE scores.
Students who do not meet the English language requirements may need to enroll in the English Language Preparation program.
Academic Qualifications:
There are no specific academic qualifications required for ELP; it is open to students who need to improve their English language skills to meet the entry requirements for the Foundation Studies Certificate or other academic programs.
English Language Proficiency:
Students are typically placed in ELP courses based on their initial proficiency level, which is determined by a placement test or their most recent English language test scores.
Scholarship Name |
Eligibility Criteria |
Award Amount |
Application Process |
|---|---|---|---|
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Academic Excellence Scholarship |
High academic achievement in previous studies |
Up to 50% of tuition fees |
Automatically considered upon application |
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English Language Scholarship |
High scores in English language proficiency tests (IELTS, TOEFL) |
Up to 25% of tuition fees |
Automatically considered upon application |
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Foundation Studies Scholarship |
Enrolled in the Foundation Studies Certificate program |
N/A |
Submit a scholarship application form along with admission |
|
Regional Scholarships |
Students from specific regions/countries |
N/A |
Automatically considered upon application; no separate form |
|
Women in STEM Scholarship |
Female students enrolling in STEM-related foundation courses |
Up to 30% of tuition fees |
Submit a scholarship application form with supporting documents |
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Leadership and Community Service Scholarship |
Demonstrated leadership and community service involvement |
N/A |
Submit a scholarship application form with proof of involvement |
Facility |
Description |
Cost (USD) |
|---|---|---|
|
Campus Facilities |
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Classrooms |
Modern classrooms equipped with audio-visual technology |
N/A |
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Libraries |
Well-stocked library with access to a wide range of academic resources |
N/A |
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Computer Labs |
State-of-the-art computer labs with internet access |
N/A |
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Student Lounges |
Comfortable lounges for students to relax and socialize |
N/A |
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Cafeteria |
On-campus cafeteria offering a variety of meals and snacks |
Pay per use |
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Health Services |
On-campus health services for students |
Included in student fees |
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Counseling Services |
Professional counseling and support services |
Included in student fees |
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Extracurricular Activities |
clubs, societies, sports, and cultural activities |
N/A |
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Accommodation Options |
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Homestay |
Live with a local family, includes meals and utilities |
$250 - $300 per week |
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Student Apartments |
Shared or private apartments with basic amenities, near campus |
$200 - $350 per week |
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University Halls of Residence |
On-campus accommodation with meal plans and utilities included |
$280 - $400 per week |
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Accommodation Facilities |
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Internet Access |
High-speed internet access in all accommodation options |
Included |
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Laundry Facilities |
Laundry rooms available in student apartments and halls of residence |
Pay per use or included |
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Common Areas |
Shared common areas for socializing and group study sessions |
Included |
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Kitchen Facilities |
Shared kitchens in student apartments and halls of residence |
Included |
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Security |
24/7 security in university halls of residence and student apartments |
Included |
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Additional Costs |
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Application Fee |
One-time fee for processing accommodation application |
$200 (approx.) |
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Bond/Deposit |
Refundable security deposit for accommodation |
$500 - $1,000 |
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Utilities |
Some student apartments may charge separately for electricity, water, and gas |
$50 - $100 per month |
Aspect |
Description |
|---|---|
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Academic Support |
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Classroom Experience |
Small class sizes with interactive teaching methods |
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Academic Advising |
Personalized support for course selection and academic planning |
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Tutoring Services |
Extra help available for challenging subjects |
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Study Groups |
Collaborative study sessions organized by students or faculty |
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Extracurricular Activities |
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Clubs and Societies |
Various clubs based on interests, including academic, cultural, and recreational groups |
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Sports Teams |
Opportunities to join sports teams and participate in local competitions |
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Cultural Events |
Regular events celebrating diverse cultures, including festivals and international student days |
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Workshops and Seminars |
Additional learning opportunities through guest lectures, workshops, and seminars |
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Student Services |
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Orientation Program |
Comprehensive orientation to help students settle in and understand the resources available |
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Health and Wellbeing |
On-campus health services, counseling, and mental health support |
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Career Services |
Career counseling, resume workshops, and job placement assistance |
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Accommodation and Living |
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Housing Options |
A variety of accommodation options including homestays, student apartments, and university halls of residence |
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Meal Plans |
Various meal plans available for students living in university halls |
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Safety and Security |
24/7 security services in accommodation facilities |
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Social Life |
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Social Events |
Regular social events, parties, and gatherings organized by student clubs and the college |
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City Life |
Proximity to Auckland’s city center offers access to shopping, dining, entertainment, and cultural attractions |
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Community Engagement |
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Volunteer Opportunities |
Opportunities to engage with the local community through volunteer work |
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Internships |
Assistance in finding internships to gain practical experience in various fields |
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Transportation |
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Public Transport |
Convenient access to public transport including buses, trains, and ferries |
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Campus Shuttle |
Shuttle services available for students living in certain accommodations |
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Technology and Resources |
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Library Access |
Extensive library resources, including online databases and research materials |
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Computer Labs |
State-of-the-art computer labs with internet access |
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Wi-Fi |
High-speed internet access across campus and in accommodation facilities |
Service/Activity |
Description |
|---|---|
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Career Counseling |
Personalized career guidance to help students identify their strengths, interests, and career goals. |
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University Pathway Support |
Assistance in applying to universities, including the University of Auckland, ensuring smooth transitions. |
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Internship Opportunities |
Guidance on finding internships to gain practical experience in various fields. |
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Workshops and Seminars |
Regular workshops on resume writing, interview skills, and job search strategies. |
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Industry Connections |
Networking opportunities with industry professionals and alumni through events and seminars. |
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Job Fairs |
Access to job fairs and career expos organized by partner universities and local organizations. |
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Work Experience Programs |
Opportunities to gain work experience through part-time jobs and volunteer work. |
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Mentorship Programs |
Connections with mentors in the field of study to provide career advice and guidance. |
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LinkedIn Learning |
Access to online courses to build skills in various areas relevant to career development. |
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Alumni Network |
Engagement with alumni who can provide insights into career paths and job opportunities. |
Address: Taylor's College Auckland
75 Karangahape Road,
Auckland CBD,
Auckland 1010,
New Zealand
