Yes, qualifications from an Australian tertiary educational institution are recognised internationally. ECU Business has had students attending its courses from countries all over the world who have returned to their home country and been successful in obtaining employment in varying capacities with international companies.

The QAS Equivalence of Qualification (EOQ) process has been established to give qualified officers from other Ambulance services the opportunity to apply for qualified operational positions within the Queensland Ambulance Service (QAS). The QAS EOQ process will assess the applicant’s educational qualifications as well as their experience and time served in an operational capacity within an Ambulance service or an emergency services environment, against the QAS requirements.

The diplomas are recognised by the majority of employers and clients in the UK and throughout Europe where many of our correspondence students are based. Graduates are entitled to state the qualification on CVs and business literature. Some students use their tutor as an academic referee on CVs and you are entitled to put a link on the student updates page of our website.

Cambridge International Education (CIE) qualifications are recognised across the world, including Australia. The qualifications include these school-based general qualifications and diplomas: If you have a CIE qualification and want to study in Victoria, just use this search function to find an institution you’re interested in. Contact the institution directly about your CIE qualification and academic history. For more information on CIE qualifications go to the CIE website.

Some overseas universities give recognition to ITE qualifications for entry into their courses. However as for employers, if you possess the skills which they require they may accept ITE qualifications. It all depends on the employers. these are new courses, progression opportunities for graduates are yet to be confirmed, i.e., admission requirements to diploma courses in the Polytechnics.

Yes all qualifications offered at the Australian School of Tourism and Hotel Management are Nationally Registered Qualifications under the Australian Quality Training Framework to Advanced Diploma level. Higher Education courses including the undergraduate degree courses are Registered by the Western Australian Minister for Education for delivery in WA and to be awarded by Southern Cross University a federally funded Australian University.

Generally yes. However, in some professional areas including law, it is important for you to check with the professional association at home, whether UK legal qualifications are relevant and usable in your own country.

Yes, all AIS St Helens Travel and Tourism programmes are NZQA approved. The Certificate in Travel (Level 4) includes the International IATA subjects, Mileage and Special Fares. Subject to a fee paid to IATA, these can be cross-credited to UFTAA.

It is possible to obtain a direct comparison between your qualifications in the UK and those recognised in Spain from the National Academic Recognition Information Centre (NARIC) organisations. NARIC is an international network and is available in each Member State. For advice on the level at which your qualification fits into a Member State’s education system, contact the NARIC office in the country you are moving to. For more details visit: www.enic-naric.net.

We send all students a Home Study certificate, acknowledging successful completion of their course. Our courses are not accredited, but in working alongside a professional, published writer, we believe our students give themselves the best possible chance of publication.

The majority of internationally recognised diving certifications are valid in Queensland. For a list of international dive associations and minimum equivalent certifications, see the certifications page on this site.

City & Guilds qualifications are known all over the world and are recognised by universities, employers and national education authorities in many countries.

Atlantium has not sought to establish bilateral relations with any other state, and does not intend to do so until its independent existence as a viable economic entity can assure the derivation of quantifiable mutual benefit from the success of such efforts.

Not officially. Other countries have different laws governing nutrition. If you wish to practice in a foreign country, Premier recommends that you research local and national laws in that country before proceeding. We also suggest directing any potential employers to the BANT and NTC websites to see the National Occupational Standards and Core Curriculum which Nutritional Therapists must work towards.

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private business school (provided they are a Registered Training Organisation) qualifications (e.g. PIBT, Martin College, etc)

International recognition is a key factor in the popularity of Victorian qualifications. A degree from a Victorian institution is recognised and respected around the world.

Yes. Most of the certificates are awarded by world recognized bodies e.g. University of London, BCS, ABE etc.

The Institute can provide you with a list of Australian universities that have Institute accredited courses/subjects only. No. DIAC will only allow you to nominate one occupation. If you wish to change your ASCO Code you can apply for a review after your initial letter has been forwarded to you. This will incur a Review Fee.

In order to determine eligibility for credit, international students should bring with them to Australia as much information as possible about the courses already studied, including certified academic transcripts in English with full subject descriptions. Applicants must include original or certified true copies of all relevant documents including academic transcripts and English Language proficiency results. Any documents not in English must also have certified translations.

All of our courses lead to professional practice and are approved and validated by a number of national and international awarding bodies. Recognition of the standard of training provided by the Holistic Training Centre is well-known throughout the professional holistic therapy and beauty therapy industry. A number of our graduates have successfully taken their skills abroad to work.

Yes. An inspection body can send personnel to another country, or engage suitable persons in another country, to perform work under its PECPR Regulations recognition. The person or persons so employed or engaged must work fully under the body's accreditation, following the approved procedures of the recognised body, and all documents must clearly relate to the inspection body.

Most countries operating under the UKCAA Ruling will accept a Malaysian licence. If you wish to convert the Malaysian Licence to a foreign licence, you are advised to check with the Aviation Authorities in that country for their particular requirements. Malaysia is an ICAO signatory. Hence all other countries who are ICAO signatories, will honour your licence (subject to their local additional requirements to be met by you).