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Qualification and Micro-credential Listing and Operational Rules 2022
- Authority
- Commencement
- Interpretation
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Listing details for qualifications
- Qualification details listed on the NZQCF for all qualifications
- Further details for qualifications listed at levels 1 to 6 and diplomas at level 7
- Micro-credential details listed on the NZQCF
- Use of te reo Māori in listing qualifications and micro-credentials
- Status of Qualifications on the NZQCF
- Amendment of listing details on the NZQCF
- Removal of a qualification or micro-credential from the NZQCF
- Applications to list qualifications and micro-credentials
- Qualification and micro-credential developers
- Award of qualifications and micro-credentials
- Revocation
- Appendix
8. Status of Qualifications on the NZQCF
- Qualifications and micro-credentials on the NZQCF will be assigned one of three kinds of status by NZQA: current, expiring, or discontinued.
- Qualifications and micro-credentials with current status are those in current use, and programmes leading to such qualifications, and those micro-credentials, may be offered and provided to students in accordance with the Act and with rules made under section 452 of the Act.
- Qualifications and micro-credentials with expiring status are those:
- which are being replaced with a new qualification or micro-credential; or
- for which a decision has been made for them to be discontinued in the future.
- Qualifications and micro-credentials with expiring status:
- may continue to be available to students enrolled in a programme of study or training leading to the expiring qualification, and to students enrolled in an approved expiring micro-credential, but no new students may be enrolled in that qualification or micro-credential from the time the qualification or micro-credential is assigned expiring status by NZQA; and
- will have a time limit for the expiry period, following which they will be assigned discontinued status.
- For qualifications and micro-credentials with discontinued status:
- the qualification or micro-credential may no longer be awarded unless all qualification or micro-credential requirements were completed prior to its discontinuation; and
- programmes leading to discontinued qualifications must not be offered or provided and discontinued micro-credentials must not be offered or provided.