We are delighted that you are considering sending your child to study and learn at Auckland Normal Intermediate School.
We welcome enrolment applications from international students. At present there are students from around the world studying at our school. They come for a first class education and to take advantage of the many academic, cultural and sporting opportunities that Auckland Normal Intermediate has to offer.
Our minimum study period is for 10 weeks, as long as we have available space.
Please note that we process all applications through the Enroller website so please click on the “APPLY HERE” button below.
Mrs Kate Shin
International Director
Students come from different countries but they all have one thing in common – they enjoy studying at Auckland Normal Intermediate, living in Auckland and talking about their experiences.
Download Our School Prospectus linked here.
Orientation/Induction Process
During orientation, parents and students will:
– Complete enrolment forms.
– Verify passports, visas, and insurance.
– Receive free stationery.
– Learn about the *BYOD policy* (devices must be learning-ready).
– Review online safety and social media guidelines.
– Be introduced to the *HERO & KINDO apps*.
– Get information about ESOL support.
– The classroom teacher will welcome and introduce the international student to their class.
– A buddy will be assigned to help them navigate daily routines, timetables, and school activities.
– Teachers and staff will assist with school layout, rules, and resources available.
– Teachers and the International Director will monitor progress and provide guidance.
– Students needing additional support, including ESOL, will receive tailored assistance.
– Classroom teachers will ensure a smooth transition by checking in regularly with students.
– Regular progress monitoring through informal check-ins, ESOL sessions, and academic planning.
– Support from classroom teachers, pastoral care staff, and senior leadership.
– Parents can book meetings with teachers or the International Director for updates or concerns.
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT AND PARENT HANDBOOK
Tuition Fees
Please email kshin@ani.school.nz for fees.
International Student Fees
Admin fee of $1,000 will be charged for every enrolment including the second-year enrolment and extended terms.
(All fees are payable in advance and GST inclusive).
Two Years
Period of Enrolment-
STUDENT FEES: $33,000
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ADMIN FEES: $1,000 (per year)
Medical & Travel Insurance
International students must have valid medical and travel insurance while studying in New Zealand.
Parents are responsible for arranging and maintaining coverage.
An English copy of the insurance certificate must be given to the International Director before starting school.
Safety & Wellbeing (Pastoral Care)
At Auckland Normal Intermediate, we are committed to providing the highest standards of safety, wellbeing, and pastoral care for all learners.
We follow all requirements under the Education (Pastoral Care of Tertiary and International Learners) Code of Practice.
Families and students are encouraged to review these resources to understand their rights and the wide range of support available throughout their learning journey.
A complete overview of the NZQA complaints process is available here.
Complaint Process
Raising a Concern
We care about your safety, wellbeing, and success at school. If you are worried or have a problem, please talk to someone at school.
You can speak with:
- Your classroom teacher
- The International Student Director
- The Principal or Deputy Principal
We will do our best to support you and resolve the issue promptly.
If You Are Not Satisfied With the Outcome
If you are still unhappy after talking with us, you have the following options:
- Contact NZQA
NZQA helps international students. If you wish to make a complaint, visit the NZQA website and complete the online complaint form: http://www.nzqa.govt.nz
If you need assistance, you can call the NZQA Contact Centre.
- Contact Study Complaints
Study Complaints is a free service that helps international students resolve issues with their school.
Website: www.studycomplaints.org.nz
- Keeping Our Information Up to Date
All students and staff will receive this updated information. We will also make sure our website, orientation materials, and parent handbooks include the latest details.
Need Help?
Contact: Kate Shin
International Students Director
Email: kshin@ani.school.nz
Frequently Asked Questions
- School starts for students at 9:00am on Monday to Fridays. Students are permitted at school from 8:00am every morning. School closes at 3:00pm and students are expected to leave the school grounds then travel home.
- The school terms are given in the main school prospectus along with public holidays when the school is closed.
- Make sure you always have a pencil, pen, ruler and eraser with you every day. Your teacher will tell you what exercise books you need.
- For the specialist classes, you need to wear your school style black leather shoes.
- When your class has PE you will need your PE shirt and shorts.
- If you are sick and cannot come to school, make sure that your parents or caregivers contact the school to let the school know. To report an absence, please use the school app.
- If you feel sick at school or if you hurt yourself at school, you need to go to the Reception area and inform the staff who will look after you.
- If you have an appointment during the school day and have to leave the school during the day or miss a day as a result of the appointment, your parent or caregiver needs to let the school know in advance through a written note.
- If you change your address or phone number your parents or caregivers need to let the school know by giving you a written note to take to your teacher or the school Office.
- There is a break in the morning from 10:30am to 10:50am and a break for lunch from 12:30pm to 1:25pm every day.
- Lunches can be bought through ezlunch online using the internet www.ezlunch.co.nz. Snack foods can also be bought during the lunch break from the tuckshop at 12:40pm.
- If your lunch disappears from your bag or desk, let your classroom teacher know as soon as you find out. He or she will do what they can to find your lunch. They will also make sure that you do not go hungry at lunchtime.
- If you are teased or bullied at school, coming to school, or going home from school, you must let your classroom teacher or the teacher responsible for international students know as soon as you can. We do not like bullies and will do everything we can to prevent you being bullied.
- Students can use the Internet and a teacher must be present to make sure that you access suitable sites. You will need to sign a Student Communication Technology Agreement (this will be in the enrolment pack).
- Private email addresses (e.g hotmail) cannot be used at school.
Withdrawal and Refund Procedures
The withdrawal process outlines the required steps and timeframes for learners who wish to withdraw from their programme.
A student’s place may be terminated for any serious breach of school rules. All students are informed of our discipline procedures. International students are treated the same as domestic students with regard to stand-downs, suspensions, and withdrawals, in line with school policy and the Code of Practice.
Contacts for International Students
The following staff members are available for assistance, support and for emergencies.
Mrs Kate Shin | International Student Director
Phone: 0064 21 0220 5243
24 Hour Emergency Contact After Hours
Mobile: 0064 21 979 038