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International Qualifications Assessment Applications

Ensuring all required original documentation is included in the application will greatly assist in progressing the evaluation. The following documents are required:-

Documents req'd   Additional comments
Certificate of completion of final year at general or junior secondary level    
Degrees and diplomas, or other award certificates from tertiary institutions, trade schools, technical colleges or specialised senior secondary schools   NZQA needs evidence of more than just your highest qualification. If, for example, you have a master's degree, NZQA needs to see your bachelor's degree and transcripts as well. NZQA needs this so that it can see the progression and content of your tertiary education
Transcripts of results, mark sheets or academic records for degrees, diplomas or other award certificates   If the institution where you studied does not provide transcripts or mark sheets, you will need to provide the equivalent information. This may be an index book, a diploma supplement or an official curriculum. If none of these documents are issued, NZQA requires an original letter or other evidence from the institution showing your course content.
Evidence of vocational or trades training (apprenticeship contracts, completion certificates and trade tests, if applicable)   NZQA may also require a certified copy of the official syllabus/curriculum for the course of study and / or training completed
Employment records or employer references describing your work experience and/or current practising certificate, registration or licence as appropriate   When you are sure you have got all the documents we require, READ THE APPLICATION GUIDELINES before you start your application.

Do not send certificates from informal courses or in-service education, as NZQA is unable to assess these qualifications.

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Page updated: 04 November 2008