Providers & partners

About education organisations

An education organisation can be any provider supplying education and/or training and/or assessment services to learners. A wide range of courses and qualifications are offered in New Zealand.

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Registration and accreditation

Registration ensures that a certified private or government training establishment is able to provide a sound and stable learning environment. Establishments are required to be registered before they can be accredited.

Accreditation ensures unit standards, achievement standards and courses have received appropriate national endorsement and meet the technical requirements of NZQA and are reviewed periodically.

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• Registration of a new provider »
• Update organisation details »
• Student fee protection »
• New teaching sites »
• Maintaining registration »
• Self-assessment »
• External evaluation & review »

• Standards accreditation »
• Course approval and accreditation »
• Degree approval, accreditation and monitoring »
• Secondary school accreditation »
• Change of ownership »
• Course closures »

Assessment and moderation

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• AMAPs »
• Managing national assessment »
• Moderation of NZ Diploma in Business »

• Tertiary moderation »
• Assessment of standards »

Development of national qualifications and standards

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• Quality assurance and registration of unit standards »
• Quality assurance and approval of AMAPs »
• Additions and changes to the classification system »

• Quality assurance and listing of national qualifications »
• Listing of Australian units of competency »

Development of NZ Diploma in Business Prescriptions

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• Evaluation criteria for NZDipBus prescriptions »

Reporting to NZQA

Providers are required to report information to NZQA to ensure that records of learner achievement are maintained.

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