QA News August 2000 [ NZQA ]

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August 2000 ISSUE 34

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Contents		�	�
•	Editorial	•	What is the NCEA?
•	531,816 New Zealanders registered on the NQF	•	The Framework now plays a significant role in NZ
•	40,227 learners have completed National Certificates or National Diplomas	•	What about the registered learners who have not completed Framework qualifications?
•	What is the National Qualifications Framework?	•	National Certificates most frequently gained to 1999
•	Māori and the Framework	•	The Framework and Industry
•	National Certificates in the News	•	Quality Assurers Meet
•	The Framework in Schools	•	At last - Framework Credits from Prior Learning
NQF Statistics:		�	�
•	Unit Standards Registered to 30 June 2000	•	NQF credits gained by field by year
•	Qualifications awarded by field and level to 30 June 2000	•	NQF qualifications achieved by sector by level to 30 June 2000
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40,227 learners have completed National Certificates or National Diplomas

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About 7.7% (one in 13) of all registered learners have completed national qualifications.

6.7% of Māori learners and 6.4% of Pacific Islands learners have completed national qualifications.

The general term "learners" is used to encompass the wide range of people who are involved in Framework assessment: students in schools, polytechnics, private training establishments and other tertiary providers, people in work being assessed on the job, apprentices and trainees, and people who are assessed without being involved in training or education programmes. Figures are quoted to 31 July 2000.

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