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Assessment Matters
New Zealand Scholarship Accounting 2017
A2017/07 - 11 Apr 2017
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New Zealand Scholarship Accounting 2017
The examination in 2017 will contain FOUR questions instead of five. The Assessment Specifications have been amended to reflect this change.
To clarify the Assessment specifications, “the interpretation of financial information for an investment decision (Sanford Limited and Restaurant Brands Limited)” indicates the focus of question 4 in the examination.
Candidates will be required to write a critical response to this question, using the resources provided for both “Sanford Limited” and “Restaurant Brands Limited”. Interpretation of the resources provided, and not analysis, will be required. Independent and critical thinking will be required to respond to an unfamiliar scenario.
Enquiries
Please refer any enquiries relating to this circular to:
Karen Scott
National Assessment Facillitator
Telephone: (04) 463 3103
Fax: 04 463 3115
Email: Karen.Scott@nzqa.govt.nz