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Submitting results and awarding qualifications and micro-credentials
Providers are required to report information to NZQA to ensure that records of learner achievement are maintained.
Submitting results
Education Organisations should be submitting results on line via the secure school or tertiary login.
Contact us
If you have any questions, you can contact Data Management and Learner Records.
TEO award of New Zealand qualifications and micro-credentials
Tertiary education organisations can report the award of New Zealand qualifications and micro-credentials they have an approved or accredited programme for. This goes directly onto a learner’s New Zealand Record of Achievement (NZRoA).
The functionality is accessed through the tertiary login.
For each a learner, a TEO must enter:
- the learner’s NSN number
- the date of the achievement
- the name of the micro-credential or New Zealand qualification achieved.
TEO issue of qualification documents
Tertiary education organisations can award and issue New Zealand qualifications listed at levels 1-6 on the New Zealand Qualifications Framework.
See TEO issue of New Zealand qualification documents for information about printing qualifications.
Qualification credibility continues to be supported through NZQA’s established quality assurance processes, including approval and accreditation, external evaluation and review, moderation of standards, and the roll-out of the new qualification consistency arrangements.