Where to find New Zealand Study Advice?
Where to find New Zealand Study Advice?
We often receive inquiries from aspiring psychologists seeking study advice about which courses to take or what psychology speciality offers the best career prospects. Others are seeking information on the opportunity to studying psychology in New Zealand. While we appreciate the contact, and opportunity to discuss the profession we nevertheless specialise in assisting qualified psychologists find for new career paths and relocation to New Zealand. Much as we like to encourage the study of psychology we are not the ones to guide study decisions, as this falls outside our expertise. There are various important factors to consider, and other individuals, training organisations, and professional bodies are better suited to offer advice on these matters.
For guidance on career choice and study decisions, we suggest exploring several resources:
- University Career Centres: Many colleges and universities have career centres that offer guidance on educational and career paths, including those in psychology. Here are a list for those interested in studying in New Zealand:
- Professional Psychology associations often provide resources and guidance for individuals interested in pursuing a career in psychology. Here is a list of the professional organisation in New Zealand.
- Mentors or professors: Reach out to psychology professors or professionals in the field who can offer valuable insights and advice based on their own experiences.
- Online forums and communities: There are online communities and forums where aspiring psychologists can connect with professionals and seek advice on training and career development.
- Career counsellors: Consider seeking guidance from a career counsellor who specialises in psychology and can provide personalised advice based on your interests and goals.
Remember to research and verify the credibility of the sources you consult, and consider seeking guidance from multiple sources to gain a well-rounded perspective on training to be a psychologist. Good luck, and please remember to contact us when you are fully qualified.
