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CPIT is one of the best polytechnic providing wide range of course in various subjects like IT, Engineering, Animation, Business, Marketing, Project Management, Production Management. Christchurch is known as Garden City.
CPIT has close industry partnerships with Metro, The Tertiary Accord of New Zealand (TANZ), Tai Poutini and a number of private training organizations. The institution is in the process of setting up closer networks with ACE training, New Zealand's largest private computer training company. CPIT is also proud to have several international partnerships with sister institutions.
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PR Points changes
DOUBLE for OUTSIDE AUCKALND SKILLED MIGRANT
ENJOY GONDOLA AND BLACK CAT CRUISES
Under the change skilled migrants and entrepreneurs will get even more points towards residency if they agree to live in the regions.
For entrepreneurs their bonus points will double from 20 to 40, while for skilled immigrants it will go up from 10 to 30 if they set up a business or accept a job offer outside Auckland.
Under the current rules if skilled migrants get 140 points they automatically get residency.
It would also double the points for entrepreneurs planning to set up a business in the regions under the Entrepreneur Work Visa from 20 to 40 points.
In a further move the Government intends streamlining the labour market test to provide more certainty to employers seeking to bring skilled migrants into the country.
Prime Minister John Key announced the policy at the National Party's annual conference in Auckland.
Mr Key told the conference many mayors around the country had told him their regions could not attract the workers their businesses needed.
He told reporters the Government could not be sure how many migrants might move elsewhere as a result of the policy but it was likely to be effective.
For more details : Please call 9227656616 / 06 or write to info@omvisas.in / omvishal.shah@gmail.com
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