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- Information regarding COVID-19 (novel coronavirus)
As the implications of the COVID-19 response unfold, our primary focus is to support the education community, while helping to keep people safe.
Please find information from NZQA relevant to your circumstances in the links below. Read more »
- Extending temporary approval for online delivery »
- Guidance for school assessment »
- Quality Assurance »
- Revised due date set for annual and quarterly private training establishment (PTE) returns »
- Private training establishments (PTEs) and student fees »
- Student Fee Protection and other information for PTEs »
- Guidance for addressing students’ concerns about course changes »
- Information about English language proficiency »
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- External Evaluation and Reviews (EERs) in 2020 »
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- COVID exemptions for expanded Learning Recognition Credits changes and amended Certificate Endorsement thresholds (LRC+) »
- Emergency Funding for International Students »
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- Transforming support for internal assessment »
- Literacy and Numeracy unit standards – online assessment »
- Previous Digital Trials and Pilots »
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- Digital Assessment Vision: a design principles approach »
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NZQA's role in the education sector is to ensure that New Zealand qualifications are accepted as credible and robust, nationally and internationally, in order to help learners succeed in their chosen endeavours and to contribute to New Zealand society. Read more »
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The New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) is headed by a Board, which is appointed by the Minister of Education. The Minister approves all policy matters relating to education in New Zealand.
NZQA is led by its Strategic Leadership Team, which comprises of the Chief Executive and five Deputy Chief Executives. Read more »- Working at NZQA
NZQA has a team of around 450 people who are committed to quality education for all New Zealanders. We work hard to provide a rewarding and challenging workplace that offers job satisfaction, personal growth and work-life balance for all our staff.
Our commitments to equity and lifelong learning are reflected through professional development programmes, including a comprehensive range of opportunities to learn and practice te reo Māori as well as opportunities for staff to strengthen their Pacific cultural capability.
NZQA is dedicated to providing a welcoming environment for Māori and Pacific staff, including supporting whakawhanaungatanga and leadership development through Te Kāhui Māori and our Pacific Staff Network. These groups also provide a collective voice forum for Māori and Pacific staff. Read more »
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