For students applying from overseas

Mentorship for international students in New Zealand

Getting in is the start. Staying on track once you are here is the part nobody plans for.

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How we help

Getting in is the start. The part nobody plans for is the first year: a new academic culture, a new city, and often a family watching from a long way away.

Our mentorship runs alongside your studies. It combines academic support with career advice and skill development, and gives you someone to talk to when the challenges of studying in a new country pile up.

We have been international students ourselves, and we remember what that year asks of you.

Yachts moored in a Wellington marina below a steep hillside of houses
Wellington

Step by step

What happens next: first message to review

  1. First message

    You tell us what you are studying and where you would like support.

  2. Assessment

    We talk through how your studies are going and what is getting in the way.

  3. Plan

    We agree what to focus on: academic support, career advice, skill development, or all three.

  4. Support

    Mentorship runs alongside your studies, on the areas we agreed.

  5. Review

    We check what is working and adjust the focus as your year goes on.

Ask about this service.

Tell us where you are and what you need. A member of our team will reply by email.