NCEA is a credit system, and you don't have to pass every course to graduate. Taking the college entrance examination requires credits, generally 14 math score 1, 8 English/Chinese score level 2 (4 reading and 4 writing), plus 42 credits above level 3 (each subject 14, plus other subjects). For example, when I was in high school, 16 years math score 1 grade (total score of five subjects 1 1) and 12 years Chinese score1grade (total score 65438). Some of these credits can be obtained from the school, and some can only pass the national examination once a year. If the school credits fail, you can make up the exam (depending on the teacher, of course). If you fail the national examination, you can only retake it next year. However, no matter whether you retake or retake the exam, you can apply for a university as long as you have enough credits, and if you just make up enough credits in the middle of the year, you can apply for the second semester of the university to start studying.

LZ will come to 12 years. We should study trigonometric function, the most basic calculus and so on in the math class of 12 grade, learn Shakespeare in English, study Newtonian mechanics in physics, optical refraction and reflection, history of World War II and so on. As long as the LZ language is good, there is nothing to keep up with. The only difficulties are self-care and self-discipline New Zealand high schools finish school at 3: 30 pm at the latest, and the rest of the time can be arranged by themselves. In my days, it is still difficult to find a balance between study and study.