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APPLICANT INFORMATION
WILL YOU BE STUDYING WITH NZSE COLLEGE IN NEW ZEALAND OR OFFSHORE (IN YOUR OWN COUNTRY)?
New Zealand Offshore (in my own country)
DO YOU HAVE A DISABILITY AND/OR MEDICAL CONDITION (INCLUDING ALLERGIES) THAT MAY REQUIRE THE SCHOOL TO
PROVIDE ASSISTANCE? PLEASE OUTLINE YOUR NEEDS BELOW. (NOTE: THIS INFORMATION WILL REMAIN CONFIDENTIAL).
Yes No
IF “YES”, PLEASE SPECIFY
2. CONTACT DETAILS
NZ ADDRESS OR OVERSEAS ADDRESS (AS APPLICABLE)
ADDRESS
NZSE College • +64 9 827 6100 • nzse.ac.nz PO Box 151293, New Lynn, Auckland 0640, New Zealand
Seafield School of English • +64 9 369 1906 • seafield.ac.nz New Zealand Skills and Education College and Seafield School of English are part of the New Zealand Skills and Education Group.
EMERGENCY CONTACT DETAILS IN NEW ZEALAND (IF APPLICABLE)
FULL NAME RELATIONSHIP TO APPLICANT
ADDRESS
3. ETHNICITY
PLEASE TICK ALL THAT APPLY
New Zealand Māori Dutch Latin American Tongan
New Zealand European Fijian Middle Eastern Vietnamese
Australian Filipino Niuean Other - Asian
African German Polish Other - European
British/Irish Greek Samoan Other - Pacific
Cambodian Indian South Slav Other - South East Asian
Chinese Italian Sri Lankan Other
Cook Island Māori Korean Tokelauan
IF “OTHER”, PLEASE SPECIFY IF YOU IDENTIFIED AS “NEW ZEALAND MĀORI”, WITH WHICH IWI DO YOU IDENTIFY?
4. PROGRAMME DETAILS
Please list the programme(s) details you wish to enrol for. (Full details can be found on our websites, nzse.ac.nz or seafield.ac.nz)
DDāMMāYYYY
DDāMMāYYYY
WHAT ARE YOUR CAREER INTENTIONS AND GOALS? HOW WILL PURSUING THIS PROGRAMME OF STUDY ASSIST YOU IN
ACHIEVING THOSE GOALS?
WHAT ARE YOUR IMMEDIATE PLANS AFTER YOU HAVE COMPLETED THIS PROGRAMME?
I UNDERSTAND AND AGREE THAT THE OUTCOMES OF THE PROGRAMME ALIGN WITH MY REQUIREMENTS
Yes No
5. ACADEMIC BACKGROUND
SECONDARY SCHOOL/HIGH SCHOOL QUALIFICATION NAME OF SCHOOL (AND COUNTRY) START DATE END DATE
DDāMMāYYYY DDāMMāYYYY
TERTIARY STUDY QUALIFICATION NAME OF INSTITUTE (AND COUNTRY) START DATE END DATE
DDāMMāYYYY DDāMMāYYYY
8. ENGLISH PROFICIENCY
WHAT IS YOUR FIRST LANGUAGE?
I HAVE BOOKED AN IELTS, LANGUAGECERT, PTE, TOEFL OR RECOGNISED EQUIVALENT TEST (PROVIDE DATE)
Yes No DDāMMāYYYY
I WOULD LIKE TO BOOK A LANGUAGECERT TEST WITH NZSE COLLEGE/SEAFIELD (PROVIDE PREFERRED DATE)
Yes No DDāMMāYYYY
9. DISABILITIES/HEALTH
This information is confidential to NZSE College/Seafield School of English but it could be used by the Student Advisors to obtain further resources and support that
will assist you in your studies.
DO YOU LIVE WITH THE EFFECTS OF SIGNIFICANT INJURY, LONG TERM ILLNESS OR DISABILITY?
Yes No
IF “YES”, PLEASE INDICATE WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS AFFECTED:
Vision Mobility/Movement Communication/Speech/Written Hearing Concentration/Learning
Other, please specify:
Travel/Medical insurance is compulsory for International students in New Zealand and must be confirmed BEFORE arrival to New Zealand.
SCTI NZ - International Student Travel Insurance: https://www.scti.co.nz/our-policies/international-student/premiums
Orbit Protect - International Student Insurance: https://orbitprotect.com/insurance-products/international-student-insurance/pricing/
Please complete Homestay Application Form at least four weeks before your arrival date and pay for the accommodation fees along with your tuition fees.
AGENT SIGNATURE
I accept I decline
This authorization expires on my last day as a student of NZSE College/Seafield or until NZSE College/Seafield receives my written request to end this authorization.
I may end this authorization at any time. I must do so in writing and submit to NZSE College/Seafield.
I authorise the sharing of information between NZSE College/ Seafield and Immigration New Zealand. I understand that
Immigration New Zealand will be notified if my enrolment is cancelled due to my poor attendance and/or academic progress.
Yes No
DATE DATE
DDāMMāYYYY DDāMMāYYYY
HAVE YOU COMPLETED ALL RELEVANT SECTIONS AND APPENDICES ON THIS FORM?
PLEASE ENSURE YOU HAVE ATTACHED ALL NECESSARY DOCUMENTS:
Certified Copy of Passport Certified copies of all relevant Academic transcripts (in English)
Certified Copy of English Proficiency Evidence Evidence of relevant work experience (if applicable)
Sign the form above and send your application to your Agent or to us below:
International Enrolment Team Phone: +64 9 827 6100
P.O. Box 151293, New Lynn, Auckland 0600 Email: study@nzse.ac.nz or study@seafield.ac.nz
When required by law, the Organisation will release information to parents, caregivers, agents and to government agencies such as the New Zealand Police, Department of Justice, Oranga
Tamariki, Inland Revenue, Ministry of Social Development and the Accident Compensation Corporation. You have the right to access and correct personal information about you which has been
collected by NZSE College/ Seafield School of English in accordance with NZSEG’s Privacy of Information Policy and Procedures.
In signing this application form you authorise such disclosure on the understanding that the Organisation will observe the general conditions governing the release of information, as set out in
the Privacy Act 1993 and the Post-Compulsory Unique Identifier Code of Practice. You may see any information held about you and amend any errors in that information. To do so, contact the
Enrolment Officer.
NB: The Privacy Act came into force on 1 July 1993 with the stated aim of protecting the privacy of natural persons. It requires the Organisation to collect, hold, handle, use and disclose personal
information in accordance with the twelve information privacy principles in the Act.
Fees: In signing this application form you undertake to pay all fees as they become due, and to meet any late fees and collection charges associated with debt recovery. The Organisation’s policy
on withdrawal and refund of fees may be obtained from the Enrolment Officer.
Rules: In signing this application form you undertake to comply with the published rules and policies of the Organisation with regard to attendance, academic progress, standard of dress, health
and safety, and behaviour.
NZSE College and Seafield School of English are bound by the Education (Pastoral Care of Tertiary and International Learners) Code
of Practice 2021. The Code sets clear expectations for learner safety and wellbeing in tertiary education. Please find information
about the Code here:
https://www.education.govt.nz/further-education/information-for-tertiary-students/code-of-practice-pastoral-care-domestic-tertiary/
(*Designated Caregiver: A Designated Caregiver must be a relative or a close family friend and will be the caregiver and accommodation provider for the applicant)
ADDRESS E-MAIL
DATE
DDāMMāYYYY
NZSE College/Seafield expects the Designated Caregiver appointed by the student’s parents to:
• Be a bona fide adult relative or close family friend of the student’s parents
• Be responsible for the student’s day to day care and safety, health, and wellbeing needs
• Provide a warm, caring environment where the physical and emotional well-being of the student can be nurtured
• Provide 3 meals a day (including any takeaways or meals out at the parents’ expense)
• Provide appropriate accommodation for the student
• Attend parent/teacher meetings as required by the school and be available for feedback surveys
• Care for the student as you would your own child
• Set reasonable rules and boundaries and discuss expectations of these with the student
• Ensure that the school has up-to-date information of parents’ addresses and student’s address and contact numbers at all time
• Contact the school immediately if there are any concerns whatsoever concerning the welfare, health and safety of the student – especially in the event of the
student being involved in any form of serious accident
• To inform the school in advance if the designated caregiver is going to be absent so that alternative arrangements can be made
• Forward to parents any formal communication they may receive from the school
• The Designated Caregiver is welcome to attend orientation.
I have attached copies of one Primary Identification document and one additional identification document that is from either of the Primary or Secondary
Identification document requirements - for the purposes of the NZ Police Vetting check.
Primary IDs include: Passport (NZ or Overseas), NZ Firearms Licence, NZ Full Birth Certificate (issued on or after 1998), NZ Citizenship Certificate, NZ Refugee Travel
Document, NZ Emergency Travel Document, NZ Certificate of Identity.
Secondary IDs include: NZ Driver Licence, 18+ card, NZ Full Birth Certificate (issued before 1998), Community Services card, SuperGold Card, NZ Employee Photo
Identification Card, NZ Student Photo Identification Card, Inland Revenue number, NZ issued utility bill (issued not more than six months earlier), NZ Teachers
Registration certificate, NZ Electoral Roll Record, International Driving Permit, Steps to Freedom Form
I understand and accept the terms and expectations as a Designated Caregiver for the above-named student
Yes No
1. APPLICANT DETAILS
FAMILY NAME GIVEN NAME(S)
PROGRAMME OF STUDY
2. ARRIVAL INFORMATION
We require your flight details at least 2 weeks prior to your arrival. Please provide confirmed flight details.
ADDRESS
DO YOU REQUIRE ?
FULL BOARD HALF BOARD
DO YOU HAVE A DISABILITY OR MEDICAL CONDITION? (I.E. ASTHMA, EPILEPSY, DIABETES, EYESIGHT PROBLEMS ETC.)
Yes No
HAVE YOU EVER BEEN TREATED FOR ANY MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES? (I.E. DEPRESSION, BIPOLAR, EATING DISORDER, AUTISM ETC.)
Yes No
SOME HOST FAMILIES HAVE CHILDREN LIVING IN THE HOME. WHAT AGE CHILDREN ARE YOU HAPPY TO LIVE WITH?
Little Ones (0-4 years) Children (5-12 years) Teenagers (13+ years) No children
WHAT ACTIVITIES / HOBBIES DO YOU ENJOY?
DATE DATE
DDāMMāYYYY DDāMMāYYYY
By accepting a place in a programme of study at New Zealand Skills and Education College / Seafield School of English, a student enters a contract with NZSE College or Seafield School of
English for the period of one academic year (or the length of the programme if it is less than one year). This contract means there is an obligation to pay the fee for the year (or for the length of
the shorter programme).
Students who wish to defer to the following term/semester must notify NZSE College/Seafield School of English at least two weeks prior to the programme commencement.
Students withdrawing before commencing a NZSE College/Seafield School of English course will be given a full refund of fees less the registration and homestay placement fees.
Students withdrawing up to the end of the second day after the start of a course of less than five (5) weeks duration: an amount equal to the fees paid less a deduction of 50 per cent. However,
if two days constitutes the full amount of tuition paid for by the student, NZSE College or Seafield School of English will retain 100 per cent of the payment. (As per section 235A(1)(c) and (d) of
the Education Act.)
Students withdrawing up to the end of the fifth day of a course of five (5) weeks or more, but less than three (3) months: NZSE College or Seafield School of English must pay an amount equal to
the fees paid less a deduction of 25 per cent. (As per section 235A(1)(c) and (d) of the Education Act.)
International students withdrawing at the end of the tenth working day after the first day on which the student is required to attend the course (courses three months or more (12 weeks)):
Full refund of fees less a deduction for costs incurred by the School, up to a maximum of 25% of the total fee paid. (NZSE College or Seafield School of English will provide details of the cost
components for the purpose of working out the maximum deductible percentage.) (As per section 235A(1)(a) and (b) of the Education Act and as set out in the Education (Refund Requirements
for International Students) Notice 2012.
In normal circumstances, no refunds will be given after the tenth day of the programme/course commencement. If a student decides to withdraw from a programme/course once enrolment has
been finalised the student will need to complete a NZSE College/Seafield School of English Withdrawal Form which can be obtained from any of our Campuses. Any request for such a refund
must be made in writing to Group Academic Director of NZSE College/ Seafield School of English. The request must include a detailed explanation of the reasons for withdrawal from the
programme/course. At this time, the student’s family and Agent may be notified by NZSE College/Seafield School of English that a request for refund has been received.
If a refund is given, it will be paid in NZ dollars and paid by direct credit either to:
• The original payer’s nominated bank account, or
• If the Refund Authorisation Letter is completed by the original payer, to another party’s bank account
Note: If the student is not the original payer, permission in writing from the original payer will need to be sought before the funds can be transferred to the student.
Applications for refunds will be considered according to the following table on page 12, which may require supporting documentation:
(For further information, NZSE College/Seafield School of English have set up a web page to assist you. It has useful information about Policies, the Code of Practice and links to the student
handbook: https://www.nzse.ac.nz/student-support/student-resources)
1. For students under 18 years of age their parent or guardian agrees to appoint and authorize NZSE College or Seafield School of English to:
2. Receive any information from any person, authority or corporate body concerning the student including, but not limited to, medical, educational or welfare information
3. Provide consents in respect of any activity carried out and authorized by the provider
4. Provide consents that may be necessary to be given on the students’ behalf in the event of a medical emergency where it is not reasonably practicable to contact the parent or guardian
5. If applicable, advise the students’ Designated Caregiver of all matters and information required to be provided to parents of any student and agree to appoint the Designated Caregiver as
their agents in New Zealand to receive such information in substitution for the parent or guardian
6. To take whatever steps are necessary to ensure the student complies with school rules and policies as set down by NZSE College/ Seafield School of English
7. To obtain at any time from any person or entity any information required to process and/or accept the application for tuition or to perform or complete NZSE College/Seafield School of
English various obligations under this agreement. The applicant authorizes any such person to release to NZSE College/Seafield School of English any personal information that person
holds concerning the student
Extension of visa is not An official letter from INZ indicating At any time Total tuition fee less registration fee
granted the rejection of the visa application
NZSE College/Seafield is No documentation required from The refund is Total fee paid (however if the student
unable to proceed with the the student automatic transfers to another programme, the
programme refund will be applied to the alternative
programme)
OR
If the programme contracted with New
Zealand Skills and Education College is
cancelled for whatever reason, then
the student shall be entitled to a
total refund of programme fees but
shall not be entitled to any other
compensation, costs or consequential
damages of whatsoever nature
Student no longer wishes to A letter from the student outlining Before the Total fee paid less the registration fee,
study at NZSE College the reason for their change of commencement of accommodation placement fee, and
circumstances New Zealand Skills the programme of any agency fees
and Education College will advise study
INZ and request cancellation of
student visa
Up to the end of Total fee paid less the registration fee,
the 10th working accommodation placement fee, any
day after the course agency fees, and a cancellation fee of
start date up to 25% of the programme fee
Student no longer wishes to A letter from the student outlining Before the Total fee paid less the registration fee,
study at Seafield School of the reason for their change of commencement of accommodation placement fee, and
English circumstances Seafield School of the programme of any agency fees
English will advise INZ and request study
cancellation of student visa
Up to the end of An amount equal to the fees paid less
the 2nd working a deduction of 50 per cent. However, if
day after the course two days constitutes the full amount of
start date (for tuition paid for by the student, Seafield
courses shorter than School of English will retain 100 per
5 weeks) cent of the payment
Up to the end of Amount equal to the fees paid less a
the 5th working day deduction of 25 per cent
after the course
start date (for
courses longer than
5 weeks but shorter
than 12 weeks)
Up to the end of the Full refund of fees less a deduction for
10th working day costs incurred by the School, up to a
after the first day on maximum of 25% of the total fee paid.
which the student
is required to attend
the course (courses
12 weeks or longer)
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Conditions for terminating Evidence required Timing Amount of refund
enrolment and contract
Compassionate reasons Documentation supporting At any time At the discretion of the Academic
(serious illness etc.) application for a refund by the Director NZSE College / Seafield AND
student the CEO (Chief Executive Officer)
Non-attendance or failure to As per NZSE College/Seafield After the No refund
achieve International Policy commencement of
the course
Breach NZSE College/ As per NZSE College/Seafield At any time No refund
Seafield Regulations Regulations
Gains Permanent Residency An international student in a At any time Will not receive a refund of fees for the
semester-based programme, gains semester in which residency is granted.
Permanent Residency
However, they will be treated as a
New Zealand Permanent Resident for
the following semester and refunded
any international fees paid beyond
the semester in which residency was
granted.
International students in At any time Must pay the international fees for
programmes designed with full year the full year, regardless of the date
non-semester-based courses gains Permanent Residence has been granted
Permanent Residency during that year