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.

All Esset Australia courses are Nationally Recognised courses, meaning that they are recognised as an Australian qualification in any State and Territory. Esset Australia's nationally recognised courses are also approved for Austudy, Youth Allowance and Centrelink programs. See similar questions...

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. See similar questions...

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. See similar questions...

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. See similar questions...

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. See similar questions...

Safecity is currently negotiating arrangements with several International Government Approved Training Providers to arrange for mutual recognition for some of our training programs. We intend to expand the Network to all other countries. However, we must be careful to deal only with reputable and Government Accredited Training Providers. See similar questions...

Most Business Majors have professional accreditation. To find out more about visit http://www.business.ecu.edu.au/courses/bbus/index.htm . See similar questions...

It is recognised if proven with a valid licence and log book with hours certified as correct for examination/scrutiny by DCA Malaysia. Generally for PPL holders, 30 to 42 hours are credited for the Single Engine Aircraft and the ground examinations for Radio Telephony and Practical are exempted. Written approval from the Malaysian Department of Civil Aviation will however still be required. See similar questions...

Yes. There is a reciprocal relationship. Currently, licensed CFPCM Practitioners from other countries are exempted from the required academic courses and are eligible to take the challenge exam, i.e. module six exam. See similar questions...

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

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. See similar questions...

The 'Fitness Australia recognised provider' is a quality assurance accreditation. Fitness businesses who have this accreditation are bound by an industry code of practice which governs all aspects of their day to day running from safety practices and qualified staff to customer service ethics. In short, this accreditation represents attainment of a high level of professionalism and service for customers of Life Personal Trainers. See similar questions...