Embarking on a working holiday in New Zealand is not just a professional or geographical shift; it’s a cultural immersion that extends into the vibrant Kiwi social scene. As you traverse the stunning landscapes of Aotearoa, the art of making connections and forging friendships becomes an integral part of your journey. In this essay, we …
G’day, mate! Welcome to the land of the long white cloud, where the people are as warm as the thermal springs and the scenery is more breathtaking than a Lord of the Rings panorama. If you’re gearing up for a New Zealand working holiday, it’s not just the stunning landscapes and friendly locals that might …
Learning Kiwi Slang: A Crash Course in New Zealand English Read More »
Embarking on an expat journey, especially in a place as culturally rich and diverse as New Zealand, brings the promise of new experiences and opportunities. However, one of the common challenges expats face is establishing meaningful connections and friendships in a foreign land. In this guide, we will explore the art of making friends and …
Making Friends and Building Connections: Socialising as an Expat in New Zealand Read More »
Embarking on a working holiday in New Zealand is a thrilling adventure, but it comes with its share of challenges, especially for those who may be older or new to the Kiwi way of life. From cultural adjustments to navigating employment opportunities, working holidaymakers often encounter hurdles that require resilience and adaptability. In this comprehensive …
Embarking on a New Zealand working holiday as an working holiday visa holder presents a unique set of challenges and opportunities, especially when it comes to securing employment. While the job market is diverse, certain roles may be particularly well-suited for individuals seeking both meaningful work and an authentic Kiwi experience. In this comprehensive guide, …
Work Opportunities Beyond the Norm: Jobs for Travelers in New Zealand Read More »
Although Kiwis aren’t really in Australia on a working holiday visa, New Zealand expats face many of the same experiences as working holiday makers, so we’re taking a step away from our normal fare with some tips for New Zealanders crossing the Tasman Sea. For a start, a large proportion of Aussies pronounce it Austraya, but that’s okay, because …
Build an online environment that can be as supportive as you want. That’s the key to building a strong community that can hold each other accountable for their actions and improving the world one step at a time. Signing up for an online service that lets you create groups and assign administrative roles is the …
Moving to a new city solo can be less lonely than you think Read More »
Planning for your working holiday is all about knowing what to expect. Whether you have a job lined up or plan on picking up work along the way, there are a few essential tips that every Working Holiday Maker should know. Before you board that plane, be sure to review these ten things you should …
Over the last few years, the New Zealand job market has often been unpredictable and candidate driven. On the back end of the pandemic with the world of work opening back up, New Zealand is beginning to see the return of international workers coming back to our shores. However, on the flip side of this, …
Wellington, New Zealand (pop. 212,700 in 2017), is the country’s capital city. Its citizens are proud of its well-deserved reputation for being a vibrant, creative, and welcoming city. Wellington is a great place to visit and has many attractions and amenities. Visitors will find plenty to do. Here are some highlights: Explore the Wellington waterfront, …