This will largely depend on the qualification, where obtained and/or how it is assessed versus a New Zealand qualification. The New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) is the government organisation dealing with qualification assessments. Recognition of your qualification does not automatically mean that you may carry out your profession in New Zealand.

Limperts Academy of Design is an Awarding Body, and all of our courses have been carefully structured to meet all the standards and requirements of the industry itself, as well as those set by independent training and education organisations around the world. All of our courses have been developed by a dedicated team of Professional Designers/ Consultants, Industry Experts and Training Consultants, so you can be sure that your course is both up to date and relevant.

Only at Massey University. To practise as a veterinarian in New Zealand you must have a qualification which is registrable with the Veterinary Council of New Zealand. The Massey University BVSc is the only qualification available in this country which is recognized by the Veterinary Council for registration.

New Zealand has enjoyed some of the cheapest retail electricity prices in the world. As a result, conservation of energy, fuel efficiency and domestic insulation have been low priorities. Rising demand, declining output from the Maui gas field and changes in energy views have seen rapid price rises. Nevertheless the price of electricity remains one of the lowest in the OECD. There is broad agreement that prices will continue to rise steadily because new, clean energy sources are in short supply.

Pursuing a course in ITE is prestigious! The qualification and skills you will obtain is well recognised by employers. E.g. with a Higher Nitec, you may get exemptions at various institutions of higher learning locally and abroad. Today's parents value the well-rounded quality of education and opportunities given to ITE students. This is reflected by the number of "O" Level students applying to ITE doubling in 1999.

An undergraduate degree with an accounting specialisation (at least 25% of the degree must be accounting and finance subjects) from an "accredited" university, or A professional accounting qualification from a body granted a Royal Charter or Government Charter.

HND is a recognised qualification for higher education or employment. After successful completion of the HND you could move on to the second or third year of a related degree course in the UK or US.

Yes !! The NBLQ is awarded by the Institute of Qualified Lifeguards and is nationally and internationally recognised and accepted as an essential basic standard of competence. It acts as a passport to employment with local authorities, outdoor centres, beach operators and holiday companies both here in Ireland and throughout the world.

If your degree is from an overseas university it must be recognised by the National Office of Overseas Skills Recognition (NOOSR). Please note that it is your responsibility to gain recognition through NOOSR at your own cost. NOOSR can be contacted on 1800 020 086 or visit their website http://aei.dest.gov.au/AEI/QualificationsRecognition/Default.htm [external link]

Absolutely. The whole purpose of the ECDL is to give people the chance to learn the basic skills needed in computers and to then give a recognised qualification. More and more employers are now asking for evidence of being able to operate a computer and the ECDL qualification is proof of this. Also regardless of employment needs, people find that by studying the ECDL materials they can now get more use out of their computers and have far more confidence.

Whether you have a PPL or CPL, Australia is an ICAO member state and as such your licence is recognised internationally.

Yes, Wits degrees are internationally recognized and our top students often win prizes and scholarships at universities abroad. In independent surveys the Wits B A and the B Com have been recognized for their excellence. Our graduates are in demand by employers . Top corporate employers come onto campus in August and September each year to recruit our final year students.

The university is recognised by the medical councils of numerous countries because the university is WHO listed,this qualifies it to an international recognisition,thus you can practise any where in the world based on the country's legislation on foreign trained doctors.

The courses are recognised by the Professional Board of Hypnotherapy and The Society of Hypnotherapy Clinicians.Upon completion of the "UFH Foundation Course" students are awarded a diploma of certification allowing them to use the letters A.ufh and D.hyp. Students completing the "Advanced Professional Course" are awarded a diploma of certification and accreditation with the right to use the letters A.ufh and D.hyp. adv.

Service numbers and service person's name might be found on a service persons headstone, death notice in newspaper or on the reverse side of the 1914-1915 Star. A soldier enlisted 17 August 1914 and was at Gallipoli in the NZ Army Medical Corps and his service number was 3/133A. The Army sometimes doubled up on service numbers, so instead of giving out new ones they added the A.