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NZQA-led standards reviews and developments
This page is about reviews and developments facilitated by NZQA Māori Qualifications Services (MQS) and NZQA National Qualifications Services (NQS). MQS and NQS are responsible for the development, maintenance and review of nationally recognised assessment standards (generic and Field Māori) to support industry, employer, hapū, iwi and Government goals.
We work with industry, employers, professional groups, Whakaruruhau and other stakeholders to develop assessment standards that are nationally recognised and fit for purpose. NZQA has two standard setting bodies (SSB) responsible for the quality and credibility of the assessment standards that are submitted to NZQA for listing.
Māori Qualifications Services
Mātauranga Māori standards and qualifications have been developed with a Māori world view and in consultation with whānau, hapū, and iwi; and with the guidance and expertise of Whakaruruhau, Governance and Working Groups.
Mana Wahine | Te Ara Hou ki te Ora |
Manaaki Marae | Te Ara Nunumi - Bereavement Pathways Māori |
Māori Business and Management | Te Mātauranga me te Whakangungu |
Māori Performing Arts | Tikanga |
Ngā Mahi a te Whare Pora | Tourism Māori |
Reo Māori | Whakairo |
Reo Māori Media | Whānau Ora |
Taonga Pūoro |
National Qualifications Services
Adult Education and Training and Generic Education and Training |
Pacific Studies |
Core Generic | Micro and Macro Economics |
English for Academic Purposes | Music Technology |
English Language | Niue Arts & Crafts |
Financial Capability | Science |
Foundation and Bridging | Sociology |
Legal Studies | Supported Learning |
Literacy and Numeracy | Vagahau Niue |
Pacific Language |
NQS Unit Standard Reviews being undertaken in 2022
Core Generic | Self-Management |
Social and Cooperative Skills | |
Work and Study Skills | |
Adult Education and Training | Design and Development of Adult Education and Training |
Evaluation in Adult Education and Training | |
Management of Adult Education and Training | |
Generic Education and Training | Assessment of Learning |
Open, Flexible, and Networked Learning | |
Research in Education | |
Languages | English for Academic Purposes |
Social Science Studies | Legal Studies |
The transfer of standards from NZQA National Qualifications Services to Workforce Development Councils
On the 4 October 2021, standard suites listed below were transferred from NQS to Workforce Development Councils.
The NZQF has been updated to reflect the current owner of the standard.
Suite | WDC transferred to |
Business (including Business Administration) | Ringa Hora - Services |
Cervical Screening | Toitū te Waiora – Community Health Education and Social Services (CHESS) |
Computing | Toi Mai - Creative, Cultural, Recreation and Technology |
Early Childhood Education | Toitū te Waiora – Community Health Education and Social Services (CHESS) |
Generic Design | Toi Mai - Creative,Cultural, Recreation and Technology |
Inclusive Education | Toitū te Waiora – Community Health Education and Social Services (CHESS) |
Mathematic in the Workplace (Trigonometry standard) | Waihanga Ara Rau – Construction and Infrastructure |
Find more information
The assessment standard review structure
- Changes to standards and national qualifications
- Outcomes of unit standard reviews
- Standards
- Unit standard definitions and explanations
- Change Reports
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Contact
For further information, please email either Māori Qualifications Services or National Qualifications Services.