LICENSED PRODUCT OF NEW ZEALAND
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UP International College
FERNMARK LICENCE NO.100752
UP International College New Zealand is a leading pathway provider that delivers a range of specialised Foundation Studies courses partnered with three leading universities in New Zealand: University of Auckland, AUT and Victoria University. Their focus on educational excellence and industry-leading pastoral care equips students with the knowledge and confidence to excel with university education.
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Made in NZ | Grown in NZ | Designed in NZ | |
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EDUCATION PROGRAMMES | |||
| Pathway Link Programme | |||
| Foundation Connect: Intensive English Programme | |||
| Partnership with University of Auckland: Certificate in Foundation Studies (Level 3) | |||
| Partnership with Victoria University of Wellington: Foundation Studies Programme | |||
| Partnership Certificate with Auckland University of Technology: Certificate in Foundation Studies |
EDUCATION PROGRAMMES
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What is the Fernmark?
What is the Fernmark?
This trademark symbol is the international symbol of New Zealand and represents a mark of trust to consumers around the globe.
Any product carrying this symbol has been issued a licence by the New Zealand government and demonstrates that the New Zealand business has met the eligibility criteria set by the FernMark Licence Programme.
A business must:
Be a registered business within New Zealand
Be compliant with all NZ laws and relevant regulations
Be of good character and repute
Have a substantial level of New Zealand ownership governance and full time employees
Have been exporting for at least 12 months
Demonstrate that each licensed product is either made, grown or designed in New Zealand.