NZQA stories
The lines between the Republic of Korea and New Zealand have been significantly bolstered with a recently signed statement.
Te Kura offers a lifeline to Kiwi students needing extra NCEA credits to qualify for university by providing online courses with qualified teachers.
In an urgent update, the NZQA has advised all New Zealand Scholarship examinations have been postponed in light of this morning's earthquakes.
The students, along with chaperones, have already left for the land of innovation in California and have a big adventure ahead.
The JSJ Study Abroad website lists education providers outside of China who are highly regarded by the Chinese Ministry of Education.
Nerves are surely high as the NZQA makes available NCEA results for 2015. Almost 170,000 students can view their results via the NZQA website.
With NCEA exams just a week away, the NZQA is harnessing technology – including YouTube – to provide advice on exam study and preparation.
NZQA calls on parents to support the 145,000 students facing NCEA exams with practical study advice and environments.
A specific page containing study tips, timetables and examination rules will be available on the NZQA website late October.
Over 11,000 New Zealand students have completed a digital maths assessment, with mixed results, according to the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA).
If students are living & learning in a world where technology is always at their fingertips, it makes sense they should be assessed using technology.
New version of NCEA Guide and NCEA Student apps available, offering free tools for students, parents, and employers, says NZQA.
NZQA plans to increase digital assessment in schools, reflecting the need to keep pace with technology, says deputy chief executive Richard Thornton.
N4L has officially partnered up with the NZQA to enable teachers to manage their moderation requirements within Pond.
NZQA partners with Education Perfect for an e-MCAT pilot, bringing NCEA Level 1 maths exams online for select schools.
Your views needed on reforming ICT qualifications in NZ. Have a hand in shaping the future landscape of tech education. Deadline: Oct 16.
Mark Smith, CEO of Whangarei-based Magnetism Software Solutions, tells The Channel about its growth as a supplier of business software solutions.
