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We look back at the precious memories captured in old photographs, the milestones we’ve achieved, and the friendships and dreams that have grown along the way. 

Trimester 2A Orientation Intake, 22nd to 23rd May 2025 (Thursday to Friday)

Orientation will be held from 22nd to 23rd May 2025 at St Helens Campus. Orientation marks the official commencement of your study at AIS. This is an important occasion and should not be missed. This is when we welcome you to AIS, explain the systems and procedures you need to understand to get your studies off to a good start and make detailed plans for your individual study programme.  

Trimester 1B Orientation Intake, Thursday 27th March 2025

Orientation will take place on 27th March 2025 at St Helens Campus. Orientation marks the official commencement of your study at AIS.  This is an important occasion and should not be missed. This is when we welcome you to AIS, explain the systems and procedures you need to understand to get your studies off to a good start and make detailed plans for your individual study programme.  

On Friday 29 November, AIS hosted its annual research symposium with a full programme of presentations on an interesting variety of research projects (p5). A number of presentations were on different aspects of AI.

Trimester 1A Orientation Intake, Thursday 30th and Friday 31st January 2025
Orientation will take place on 30th and 31st January 2025 at St Helens Campus. Orientation marks the official commencement of your study at AIS.  This is an important occasion and should not be missed. This is when we welcome you to AIS, explain the systems and procedures you need to understand to get your studies off to a good start and make detailed plans for your individual study programme.  

The AIS annual graduation ceremony was a unique celebration of academic achievement and resilience. The 286 graduates listed in the programme for the 31st annual graduation have gained much more than a qualification; they have gained new awareness of their own strengths and capabilities, overcoming multiple obstacles ranging from lockdowns and online learning to personal challenges during the Covid-19 pandemic and recovery. 

Trimester 3B Orientation Intake, Thursday, 24th October 2024
Orientation will take place on Thursday, 24th October 2024, in R108 at St Helens Campus. Orientation marks the official commencement of your study at AIS. This is an important occasion and should not be missed. This is when we welcome you to AIS, explain the systems and procedures you need to understand to get your studies off to a good start and make detailed plans for your individual study programme.

Watch the 2024 Graduation Ceremony live from the AIS Asquith Campus Graduation Hall, Mt Albert, Auckland here. Streaming will start at 11.00 am (NZDT) on 30 September.

Trimester 3A Orientation Intake, Thursday, 5th September 2024
Orientation will take place on Thursday, 5th September 2024, in R-107/108 at St Helens Campus. Orientation marks the official commencement of your study at AIS. This is an important occasion and should not be missed. This is when we welcome you to AIS, explain the systems and procedures you need to understand to get your studies off to a good start and make detailed plans for your individual study programme.

Saturday 15th June 2024 marks the one-year anniversary of the passing of our beloved Life Honorary Chairman, Mr Yin-Sheng Hsieh. Known to all as “YS”, and Chairman of AIS for 28 years until his retirement in 2019, Mr Hsieh is sorely missed and fondly remembered throughout AIS and the wider Taiwanese business community in New Zealand.

Trimester 2B 2024 Orientation will take place on Thursday, 18th July 2024, in R108 at St Helens Campus. Orientation marks the official commencement of your study at AIS. This is an important occasion and should not be missed. This is when we welcome you to AIS, explain the systems and procedures you need to understand to get your studies off to a good start, and make detailed plans for your individual study programme. 

Trimester 2A 2024 Orientation will take place on Thursday, 16th May 2024, in R107/108 at St Helens Campus. Orientation marks the official commencement of your study at AIS. This is an important occasion and should not be missed. This is when we welcome you to AIS, explain the systems and procedures you need to understand to get your studies off to a good start, and make detailed plans for your individual study programme. 

Trimester 1B 2024 Orientation will take place on Thursday, 21st March 2024, in R-102 at St Helens Campus. Orientation marks the official commencement of your study at AIS. This is an important occasion and should not be missed. This is when we welcome you to AIS, explain the systems and procedures you need to understand to get your studies off to a good start, and make detailed plans for your individual study programme. 

In September 2022, Sela Fa'asisila enrolled at AIS, pursuing a Bachelor in Business with a major in Accounting. Now a full-time student at AIS, Sela is also the proud recipient of the CPA Australia – Pacific Scholarship. Read more to discover the key highlights of her inspiring journey.
 

Want to make a difference? Get involved and volunteer! Grab an application form from reception or the Student Support Office at M119 and return it to Nerissa Pabonita or email: nerissap@ais.ac.nz before 1st March 2024.

Trimester 1A 2024 Orientation will take place on 25th January 2024 at St Helens Campus, R107/108. Orientation marks the official commencement of your study at AIS. This is an important occasion and should not be missed. This is when we welcome you to AIS, explain the systems and procedures you need to understand to get your studies off to a good start, and make detailed plans for your individual study programme. 

Capturing Moments: 2023 Graduation Ceremony in Pictures. Explore the Unforgettable Moments of the 2023 Graduation Ceremony at AIS Asquith Campus. To view even more stunning photos, don't forget to visit our Facebook page.

The AIS annual graduation ceremony was a wonderful celebration of academic achievement and resilience. The 180 graduates listed in the programme for the 30th annual graduation have gained much more than a qualification; they have gained new awareness of their own strengths and adaptability, overcoming challenges ranging from lockdowns and online learning to a multitude of personal challenges during the two and a half years of restrictions through the Covid-19 pandemic.

Join us for the "Post-COVID Research Update" Symposium, a unique gathering that seeks to foster dialogue and collaboration among educators, scholars, and students interested in the challenges and prospects of post-COVID recovery. We extend a warm welcome to our Pasifika colleagues, as their insights are particularly valuable.

Watch the 2023 Graduation Ceremony live from the AIS Asquith Campus Graduation Hall, Mt Albert, Auckland here. Streaming will start at 11.00 am (NZDT) on 2 October.

Auckland Institute of Studies (AIS) students consistently achieve excellent performance with strong employment outcomes. This is confirmed by the recent external review of the institute undertaken by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA), in which top marks are received for educational performance and quality systems resulting in the renewal of our Category 1 status.

Ministry of Health Update: All COVID-19 requirements removed. Effective from 12:01 am, Tuesday, 15th of August 2023, the 7-day mandatory isolation and wearing of face masks for visitors to healthcare facilities has been removed.

Trimester 3A Orientation will take place on 7th September 2023 at St Helens Campus. Orientation marks the official commencement of your study at AIS. This is an important occasion and should not be missed. This is when we Welcome You to AIS, explain the systems and procedures you need to understand to get your studies off to a good start, and make detailed plans for your individual study programme.

Did you know that wellbeing and safety support your learning? The Code of Pastoral Care has been put together to make sure you have the best possible support system. Read more to know what this means for AIS Staff and Students.

Join us for an unforgettable celebration of diversity and culture at the AIS Culture Fest 2023! Date: June 30 (Friday) Time: 12:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Venue: St Helens Campus Cafeteria. Enjoy a day filled with fun and entertainment for all ages.

Nau Mai, Haere Mai – Welcome to AIS Trimester 2A Orientation, Thursday to Friday, 18th and 19th of May 2023. Orientation will take place at St Helens Campus. Orientation marks the official commencement of your study at AIS. This is when we welcome you to AIS, explain the systems and procedures you need to understand to get your studies off to a good start, and make detailed plans for your individual study programme. Read more to know what this means for our students starting in this intake!

We are delighted to extend our warmest welcome to the newly elected officers and members of the Student Council for 2023. Student Support Manager, Alma Urbiztondo, recently acknowledged the team for their leadership skills and dedication to promoting student welfare and activities on campus, in an introduction with the AIS President Dr Lehan Stemmet, and the CEO Richard Smith.

We wish you all a Merry Christmas and a very Happy New Year. We look forward to seeing you in 2023. St Helens campus will be closed from – Saturday, 24th December 2022 to Sunday, 8th January 2023 inclusive. Stay safe, stay connected and enjoy the holiday season. Keep the HOLIDAY SAFETY tips in mind during the holidays.

It’s always a pleasure to share our students’ success stories and show you how they’ve turned their dreams into reality at AIS. In our 2023 prospectus, we showcase the diverse education pathways on offer and how every step taken on the journey is a positive step forward. A huge thank you to all students and teachers who have contributed to our latest prospectus. Learn more about us, our students, and the programmes we offer.

Auckland Institute of Studies (AIS) is delighted to have received endorsement from UP Education as a quality education partner and a preferred provider of the New Zealand Certificate in English Language (Academic) for UP Education students. The 14-week intensive NZCEL programme at AIS is one of the preferred pathways for IELTS-free entry to undergraduate and postgraduate studies in New Zealand, with full recognition under NZQA Rule 18. AIS NZCEL graduates have a proven track-record of successful outcomes in higher education, being well-prepared for degree-level academic studies in the English medium.

AIS was delighted to hold its first formal graduation for three years on Monday 10th October, marking a return to celebrating academic achievement in person after two and a half years of restrictions due to Covid-19. 250 graduates from 2020, 2021 and 2022 academic years assembled at the Asquith Campus graduation hall for the long-awaited conferment of their qualifications.

So many AIS Alumni have gone on to great things since graduating, some have opened their own businesses, been promoted to managing roles, or developed initiatives that have driven further growth. Make the most of your AIS Alumni community and join us for an evening of networking, cocktail food, and snacks on Friday, 18 November from 6 pm onwards.

Auckland Institute of Studies (AIS) and the Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA) have agreed to continue to work in partnership by signing a new articulation agreement. This articulation agreement provides progression pathways to AIS for SQA international students who have successfully completed an SQA Advanced Diploma. AIS has mapped several SQA Advanced Diplomas to offer SQA international students the opportunity to study at AIS and achieve a degree.

The 2022 Graduation Ceremony is scheduled to take place on Monday, 10 October in the AIS Asquith Campus Graduation Hall, 120 Asquith Avenue, Mt Albert, Auckland. We encourage all eligible graduates to take the opportunity to formally graduate and participate in this event. For more details visit https://ecs.page.link/MXnuL

Watch the 2022 Graduation Ceremony live from the AIS Asquith Campus Graduation Hall, Mt Albert, Auckland here. Streaming will start at 10.00 am (NZDT) on 10 October.

The AIS Pandemic Response Team has met regarding the latest changes announced by the Prime Minister on Monday to end the “traffic light” system and end Government mandates on mask wearing and vaccination in most sectors, as from Tuesday 13th September. Read more to know what this means for our Staff and Students.

Auckland Institute of Studies (AIS) is very pleased to announce its acceptance into the FernMark Licence Programme, a country of origin programme for New Zealand goods and services. The Silver Fern, or Ponga in te reo Māori, is a species of tree fern found only in New Zealand and named for the silver underside of its fronds, traditionally used to light a path through the darkness. The silver fern is known around the world as a symbol of New Zealand, and the FernMark, the government’s trademarked silver fern, helps to identify and promote products and services of New Zealand origin on the world stage.

Orientation will take place on Thursday, 8 September at St Helens Campus. Orientation marks the official commencement of your study at AIS. This is an important occasion and should not be missed. This is when we welcome you to AIS, explain the systems and procedures you need to understand to get your studies off to a good start and make detailed plans for your individual study programme.

The 2022 Graduation Ceremony is now scheduled to take place on Monday, 10 October in the AIS Asquith Campus Graduation Hall. All students who have successfully completed a qualification at Level 5 or above since 3 October 2019 are eligible to attend the 2022 ceremony. We encourage all eligible graduates to take the opportunity to formally graduate and participate in this event. Apply Now to graduate at the 2022 ceremony.

Introducing your AIS Student Council 2022. The Student Council comprises of student representatives of different nationalities chosen from a range of academic programmes offered at AIS. The student representatives will elect a President to lead the Student Council.

Want to make a difference? Get involved and volunteer! We are looking for a passionate group of students to be a part of the AIS Student Council 2022. Grab an application form from the reception or download here and return it to Student Support Manager/email: rochellea@ais.ac.nz before 30 June 2022.

Auckland Institute of Studies (AIS) has confirmed its COVID-19 vaccination mandate policy. From 14 February 2022 all staff, students and visitors must be fully vaccinated to enter AIS campuses or take part in in-person institute activities. Read more to know what does this means for AIS Staff and Students.

We are now at Omicron Phase 3. This does not change the Protection Framework (Traffic Light Settings) but rather relates to how the government manages positive COVID cases and close contacts. At this level, remote work and study is still advisable. Read more to know what does this means for AIS students.

Online Orientation will take place on Thursday, 27 January 2022. Orientation marks the official commencement of your study at AIS. This is an important occasion and should not be missed. This is when we welcome you to AIS, explain the systems and procedures you need to understand to get your studies off to a good start and make detailed plans for your individual study programme.

Want to enter the IT field but don't want to spend years gaining the qualification? Our Level 5 short duration programmes will allow you to train and enter the workforce as quickly as possible. Head Start over the summer holidays, study 2 courses in just six weeks. Fees Free Study and Evening classes available.

Meet Rachel our PGDBA student who recently completed her internship in the marketing department at AIS. "Being in and out of lockdown was stressful but with Carmi, it was amazing to see the compassion, love, and care that she shows towards the student in need. On the other hand, I am extremely thankful that Martin allocated the marketing aspect to the internship, I learned a lot through the numerous task that Konica allocated and it proved once again that learning on the job is the best way to comprehend the mechanisms of a company.”

Tupu Aotearoa supports Pacific people to gain tools and skills that enable them to thrive. Seini Fonua from Solomons Group (on behalf of the Tupu Aotearoa programme) presented four domestic students studying tourism at AIS with laptops to support their studies.

Keeping everyone's safety in mind and due to ongoing uncertainty around COVID 19, we have made the decision to postpone our MEET-IN event on Thursday 2 September. Those who already RSVPd for the event, the SC members will soon send an update with further notice. In the meantime, if you have any questions or would like to get in touch please email us at studentcouncil@ais.ac.nz.

T3 Online Orientation will take place on Thursday, 9 September 2021. Orientation marks the official commencement of your study at AIS. This is an important occasion and should not be missed. This is when we welcome you to AIS, explain the systems and procedures you need to understand to get your studies off to a good start, and make detailed plans for your individual study programme.

34 students from India have recently completed a 4-week Special Topic course online as part of the completion of their Bachelor's degrees in global business and IT. Special approval was granted by NZQA to enable the course to be delivered offshore online.

This month AIS is excited to welcome back its first international students from offshore in 15 months. The students are enrolled in the Master of Business Administration (MBA) programme but were unable to return from overseas for the start of Semester 1, 2020. The students, who are from China and Indonesia, continued their studies online while New Zealand’s borders remained closed to international students.

Introducing your AIS Student Council 2021. From Left to right, Tushar Kandari (Former SC President); Nadeem Ranrej (SC Vice President); Juan Luis Ramirez (Event Coordinator); Harshith Sai Nuthakki (Event Coordinator); Urja Thakkar (SC Member); Tuipulotu Pulu (SC Member); Jatinder Kaur (SC Treasurer); Rochelle Amara (SC President); Lahiru Vimukthi Sandeepa Lokugama Vidandage (SC Member); Luiza Helena Di Queiroga (SC Secretary); Saul Moncada (SC Member); Sisilia Aholahi (SC Member).

AIS welcomes the two MBA students Verawati Lekok from Indonesia (L) and Donna Dong from China (R) who are among the first batch of international students returning since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic. Read the full article by NZ Herald here. Photo credits: Dean Purcell

During these unusual times, AIS is pleased to offer COVID – 19 Hardship Scholarships to all Onshore International students. Please get in touch with our Market Managers for all the details or send us an email at enquiry@ais.ac.nz. Take this opportunity to discuss a wide range of scholarships available. This special offer is also available to all our AIS Alumni for Trimester 2, 2021 (May intake) only.

Join us for our Open Day and take the opportunity to explore and discuss what you can enrol in. Come meet our team of professionals on Thursday, 25 March from 3-7pm at our St Helens Campus. We have a range of scholarships available to domestic students for our May intake. Secure your spot and RSVP today.

We look forward to welcoming our new students for the first intake in 2021. Our Orientation for Trimester 1 is on Thursday, 28 January and Friday, 29 January 2021 at the St Helens Campus. See you all there!

AIS would like to wish Meri Kirihimete to you and your whānau. The holiday lock-down period for our St Helens Campus will be from Friday, 25th December 2020 to Monday, 4th January 2021 inclusive. Kia Kaha. Stay Strong. Be Kind.

Are you passionate to work for the community? Come join us for an Open Evening on Thursday, 10th December 2020 from 5 pm to 7 pm at our St Helens Campus and take the opportunity to explore and discuss career pathways in the health and wellbeing sectors.

During lockdown and the global pandemic, I.T. was one of the least affected industries. Attend our I.T. Information Evening on 5th November 2020 from 5.30 pm at 28a Linwood Avenue, Mt Albert and learn what opportunities this exciting industry could hold for you.

AIS decided to recognise our 30th anniversary annual graduation online and has created a wonderful presentation to mark this significant occasion. Over 180 graduates have been photographed and are celebrated in these online presentations. We hope you enjoy this unique graduation event and invite you to gather your friends and family together to watch this online acknowledgment and celebrate this milestone together.

AIS would like to give a virtual hug to Graduating Class of 2020. We very much regret that we will not be able to hold our traditional graduation ceremony this year. However, we have decided to mark the occasion by providing students with an opportunity to have an official photograph taken in their academic regalia.

OPEN EVENING at AIS is now Cancelled

Following the PM's announcement that Auckland will move to Alert Level 3 from Midday Wednesday, 12 August 2020 and will be in lockdown for three days. 

AIS has now cancelled the Open Evening that was scheduled on Wednesday, 12th August 2020 from 5:30 pm to 8 pm at the Asquith Campus.

During lockdown and the global pandemic, I.T. was one of the least affected industries. Learn about what opportunities this exciting industry could hold for you.

6 August 2020 from 5.30pm at 120 Asquith Ave, Mt Albert

Radio New Zealand spoke to some of our Tongan students about coping with studying away from home during the national lockdown.

See here for the latest updates regarding COVID-19 and how they may affect AIS students and staff.

AIS approved for online/remote delivery of programmes.

Study In New Zealand have launched a new website to help international students who are in or looking to come to New Zealand.

Introducing this year's International Student Ambassadors, Marie Pearl and Tushar!

The New Master of Infomation Technology at AIS is NZQA-approved and available for enrolment now. Take the next step in your IT career.

The AIS (Auckland Institute of Studies) graduation ceremony, held on September 16th, was the final step for 470 graduates to take before striding into the working world with their new degrees.

The New Zealand hospitality industry is booming. Figures from the Restaurant Association show that around 50 percent of people dine out at least once a week. 

We'll be streaming this year's Graduation Ceremony live from the Bruce Mason Centre, here on our website.

If you’re an international student that’s recently arrived in New Zealand, it’s likely that you feel a little lost in this little country. Despite the small size, living in a city like Auckland is unparalleled to anywhere else.

The first intakes for New Zealand Certificate In English Language (NZCEL) levels 4 and 5 will both run as planned. Students have enrolled for both courses in the first intake of 2019. The NZCEL programmes were developed late last year so students could have …

With new hotels opening in Auckland, changes to immigration regulations, and a perceived shortage of hospitality workers all on our minds this year, there’s no doubt the hospitality industry is facing significant changes – and challenges. Facing those challenges head...

At the AIS (Auckland Institute of Studies) graduation this month, students learned more than just who was graduating alongside them – they picked up valuable lessons for succeeding in their future workplaces.

Across the country, all signs are pointing to there being a shortage of hospitality workers. For the past year, the number of tourism and hospitality jobs advertised online has increased by 15.8 per cent, one of the biggest increases of all industries measured, and estimates suggest that we’re about 40% short of the resource we’ll need by 2025.

Recognition of Academic Achievement at Auckland Institute of Studies - Semester 2, 2018.

Navneet Singh is from New Delhi, India and graduated with a Bachelor of Hospitality Management from AIS in 2015. With his passion for hospitality, it was easy for Navneet to gain employment upon graduation and permanent residency in New Zealand through Skilled Migrant Category.

Like many other international students from South East Asia where we don’t have snow, I love the experience of going to the mountain every winter in New Zealand.

Nafetalai Feki is currently enrolled in Bachelor of Business Programme at Auckland Institute of Studies (AIS), New Zealand. The BBus (Accounting) is accredited by CPA Australia and Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CAANZ).

Hi my name is Annie. I graduated from Auckland Institute of Studies (AIS) in business administration in early 2017. I have a huge passion for travelling so I spent a lot of time during study breaks and holidays exploring this beautiful country.

Building a professional network is crucial for business, and business students as well. It is an opinion that is echoed by AIS lecturers. However, international students come alone to a new country and have to start from zero.

Li MoYing (Eva) studies Tourism Management at Auckland Institute of Studies (AIS) and is currently doing an internship with Skydive Auckland.

Mua Tuuau is originally from Samoa and currently enrolled in Postgraduate Diploma in Information Technology (PGDIT) at Auckland Institute of Studies (AIS), New Zealand.

AIS welcomed the first batch of new Postgraduate Diploma in Information Technology (PGDIT) students for May intake, 2018! The Postgraduate Diploma in Information Technology (PGDIT) is a level 8 programme...

Firza Utama is from Indonesia. After nine years living and working in Japan (after Indonesia), Firza migrated to New Zealand and enrolled in Postgraduate Diploma in Information Technology Programme (PGDIT) at AIS.

Daniel Xu studied Bachelor of Business (BBus) at Auckland Institute of Studies (AIS), New Zealand and graduated in 2000. He is now working at Air New Zealand as a Financial Accountant.

Lopeti Tupou is originally from Tonga. Lopeti studied Bachelor of Information Technology at Auckland Institute of Studies (AIS) and graduated in 2016.

The Careers Expo 2018 is held at ASB Showgrounds from 24th to 26th May in Greenlane, Auckland, New Zealand.

The renovation of the old Mt Albert town centre was celebrated on Saturday. It aims to provide a community hub for residents and local businesses of the suburb to meet, shop, socialise and connect with public transport.

Photos: Auckland Institute of Studies

Maximiliano Ploder comes from Argentina. He is currently enrolled in Postgraduate Diploma in Business Administration (PGDBA) at Auckland Institute of Studies (AIS), New Zealand.

We caught up with him to talk about his student journey.

Written by: Annie Do

The article was first published on Study in New Zealand web page in April 2018.

Auckland has a lot to offer in terms of employment and New Zealand has a strong culture of giving references and introducing people to jobs. When you are a new international student in a new town, bear in mind that tip, and you will do very fine in Auckland.

PHOTO ALBUM

Anup Mulay gained employment at RWA Technology as a Talent Acquisition Specialist after completing a Graduate Diploma in Business at Auckland Institute of Studies (AIS) in May 2017. Anup came to New Zealand through IDP India.

We caught up with him to talk about his student journey into employment. 

Lazzat is from Kazakhstan. She landed in New Zealand only just two months ago. As a full scholarship recipient, she was very excited to share her journey to New Zealand through AIS social media and blogs. This is the first V-log from Lazzat.

The full scholarship was offered to one student applying to study at Auckland Institute of Studies via its agent Kiwi Education.

Merlin Xing graduated from Graduate Diploma in Hospitality Management Programme at AIS. Thanks to a very hands-on training programme and professional knowledge gained at AIS, Merlin found a casual job during his study and a full-time job at Sky City as Dual Rate Team Leader very easily.

The Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages(CertTESOL) is a recommended qualification for teaching English in New Zealand and overseas. No prior teaching experience is necessary for this programme: CertTESOL provides trainees with practical experience of language teaching with ample opportunities to plan, teach and evaluate lessons. Trainees attain a high level of practical competence along with an understanding of language teaching which is required for employment in this field.

Your customers are changing. So why aren’t your staff? Today, Kiwi hospitality businesses are catering to an ever-changing array of people, and hiring international students who reflect those people is just good business sense.

Blog article by David Jordan

Friday 16 March 2018 turned out to be an ideal day to visit Bethell’s Beach which is also known as Te Henga.

A group of 11 students plus teacher David left Auckland Institute of Studies at 3.30pm on Friday 16 March. The morning had been rainy and there was a lot of cloud cover when we left but it was a warm day in the 22 to 24 degree range. However, as we arrived at the beach, the sky became clearer and the clouds came and went through the late afternoon and early evening.

"The new Rukuhia Global Leadership Programme lets international students interact with Māori culture in a meaningful way and dive deep into the traditions, beliefs, language and values of Māori people.

AIS students spent the day on a Māori marae (meeting house) participating in workshops that focus on leadership, values, innovation, sustainability and the connection of people, place and environment.” (Study Auckland, New Zealand)
Learn more: https://www.aucklandnz.com/study-work-and-live/news/experience-aucklands-unique-maori-culture

Photos by: Study Auckland, New Zealand

The AIS Careers Expo partners with key organisations to help students pathway from learning to real world success. The exhibition was organised by the AIS Student Careers Centre on Thursday, 12 April 2018.

Independent Tertiary Education New Zealand (ITENZ) is a national organisation representing private tertiary institutions in New Zealand.

ITENZ is the largest association covering all areas of private tertiary education, and is recognised by the Government and government agencies as the main representative body for the sector.

The ITENZ Roadshow 2018 was organised in Auckland on March 19, 2018, with presentations from NZQA, TEC, Education NZ and Ako Aotearoa. It will be followed by events in Hamilton, Wellington and Christchurch.

AIS ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS

Undergraduate/Graduate Programmes
Scholarships are awarded on the basis of excellence of academic results over the previous two semesters, and take the form of a reduction in tuition fees for further study in the programme.

This time we joined Sabrina Mayadayita and her class (led by Lecturer Jonathon Spring) to Tawharanui Regional Park to learn more about Eco-Tourism and Tourism Management in New Zealand.

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You are Invited to the AIS Careers Expo!

We are having a Careers Expo at AIS just for you and your family on 12 April 2018 at our Asquith Campus (Sports Hall).

Three weeks with students from Chikushi Jogakuen University (Japan) went so fast. We had an amazing time together, studying English and exploring New Zealand at the same time.

Sisilia is studying Postgraduate Diploma in Business Administration (PGDBA) at AIS. As a new international student from Indonesia, Sisi loves to explore Auckland through running.

Jyoti Notani – an AIS alumna led a workshop on IBM Watson for Crime Analytics.

Crime Prediction using various Data Mining methods was Jyoti’s final year project organised and supervised by Dr. Neda Hamid in 2017.

#NZinme – mini-blog contest (by Sisilia Pujiastuti)
New Zealand is famous for its natural beauty. That was one of the reasons I came to this country. I’m currently studying Postgraduate Diploma of Business Administration (PGDBA) at Auckland Institute of Studies, New Zealand.

Congrats Marlon Mendoza on receiving resident visa in New Zealand under the Skilled Migrant Category (SMC).

In almost every industry around the world, Information Technology plays a major role in development. As such, having computing and IT knowledge is now an in-demand skill for modern job candidates – regardless of whether you will pursue a career in the Information Technology sector or not.

Students of AIS Tourism Management Programme spent a day studying at Auckland Zoo, New Zealand about Eco-Tourism.

#NZINME – MINI-BLOG CONTEST (BY BARBARA SALAS) 
Hello everyone. My name is Barbara Salas and I’m from Chile. I am currently studying Bachelor of Information Technology at Auckland Institute of Studies (AIS).

Author: Habib Syed Ahsan

About me: My name is Habib Syed Ahsan. I am currently studying Bachelor of Information Technology Programme (BIT) at Auckland Institute of Studies (AIS), New Zealand. I have been here for one and a half years now and I am working part-time as a Sales agent at Salmat in Auckland.

Auckland Institute of Studies (AIS) offers internship programmes for different young individuals in the world to come and work three months at the Institute. This year we welcome Joost Bakker from the Netherlands. We sat down to talk to him about the programme.

The IT Programmes at AIS often host guest lecturers to talk about recent updates in the IT sector in New Zealand and around the world.

Today’s guest lecturer was Prof. Madya Dr. Kashif Nisar from Universiti Malaysia Sabah. The topic of the lecture was: “Future internet: Information-Centric Networking for Internet of Things.”

Auckland Institute of Studies (AIS) spoke to Christie John, a Licensed New Zealand Immigration Advisor about the IT sector and its development in New Zealand.

Hi, my name is Archana Kawatra and I have just started my full-time job as Head of Sales and Marketing for Amora Hotel Auckland, New Zealand.

#NZINME – MINI-BLOG CONTEST (BY BHOOMIKA PATEL)
My name is Bhoomika Patel I am currently studying Master of Business Administration (MBA) at Auckland Institute of Studies (AIS).

Julia Nguyen has been back from London after a three-month internship with TRAVEL AGENDA as a digital marketing officer through the INTERN GROUP ( a global company).

8TH BIENNIAL CRIE CONFERENCE – POWERPOINT SLIDES

Mohammad Jaffer is a student from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. He is currently studying the Business Programme at Auckland Institute of Studies (AIS), New Zealand.

Julia Nguyen – AIS social media contributor conducted a short interview with Mohammad about the studying and living experience in New Zealand so far.

#NZINME – MINI-BLOG CONTEST (BY MERLIN XING)
My name is Merlin Xing and I graduated from AIS in August 2017, major in Hospitality Management.

I can say that during my study from 2016 to 2017, I harvested a lot from AIS.

Changwon Moonsung University send students to New Zealand every year to study English at Auckland Institute of Studies (AIS),

The latest group of students has just completed a short programme at AIS this month (February, 2018).

Iskima Bhandari is from Nepal. She has just graduated from Graduate Diploma in Business Programme at Auckland Institute of Studies (AIS), New Zealand.

OMKAR VIDWANS – GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN TOURISM MANAGEMENT AT AIS

Omkar Vidwans comes from India and is studying Graduate Diploma in Tourism Management (GDTM) at AIS in New Zealand.

Omkar had worked in the tourism industry in India for a while to gain experience when he became specifically interested in upgrading his education and pursuing a career in New Zealand.

NEW ZEALAND IN ME… #NZinme
New Zealand is well-known for its natural breath-taking scenes. If you are a nature lover, you will definitely fall in love with this small yet marvelous country.

For people who love photography like me, New Zealand is a perfect place to take photos effortlessly. You can find a lot of aesthetic corners around the city, or get on the ferry to explore the islands and might be lucky enough to see rainbows over the skyline.

Auckland Institute of Studies (AIS) Orientation Day (in pictures)- January intake 2018

AIS ORIENTATION – JANUARY INTAKE 2018
Welcome Ha Nguyen from Vietnam to AIS, New Zealand. She just landed yesterday morning in Auckland. Ha will study Postgraduate Diploma in Business Administration (PGDBA).

Ha graduated from Vietnam National University and has extensive knowledge in Logistics. Together with a postgraduate qualification in New Zealand, she will push her career to an international level of Business.

AIS MINI BLOG CONTEST – “NEW ZEALAND IN ME”
Hashtag: #NZinme
(For all AIS students)

The Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA) offers their Higher National Diploma (HND) in developing countries around the world, supporting graduates to continue towards degree studies in the UK.

With the support of NZQA, AIS signed an agreement with SQA in 2013 to offer similar pathways into bachelor degree programmes in New Zealand as an alternate destination.

ABOUT CRIE
The Centre for Research in International Education (CRIE) was established a decade ago, in order to provide a forum for discussion, conferences, research, publication, collaboration, etc in the field of education.

Pat comes from Thailand and studies English for Academic Purposes (EAP) at Auckland Institute of Studies (AIS). In 2018, Pat will enrol into Business Programme at AIS.

English for Academic Purposes II (EAP II) is a full-time course designed for students seeking an English language pathway into an AIS certificate, diploma or degree programme. It is very useful preparation for students seeking to study any programme at an English-speaking tertiary institution.

ONLINE LEARNING IN INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION

The rapid growth of education services across international borders, seen in recent years, is expected to continue in the future. This growth demands the attention of policy makers, researchers, academics and other interested groups.

AIS Representatives will visit India early this year. We would love to hear from you if you are in town at these dates.

David Antonius is currently studying Postgraduate in Business Administration at AIS in New Zealand. David was a professional Opera singer in Indonesia before becoming a business student.

Written by Nitesh Hira (nitesh4fitness@gmail.com)

From New Delhi to Auckland …

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