New Zealand is internationally known for its excellent education standards and is recognized as a provider of quality teachers. There are six government-funded specialist education institutions, two operating modes from universities and other programs offered in collaboration with local teacher training university.They range of early childhood to primary education, secondary schools, special schools and higher education.
Private providers of education and property of the state, there are about 860 private training establishments (PTEs) in New Zealand. It is privately funded and PTE, although some of its technology courses funding.They government offer a wide range of courses is to degrees in a variety of diving appeals hospitality business.Who responsible for the quality of education? All government institutions have a high degree of academic freedom.
They determine their own programs, to appoint employees and the conditions of service. The students will be within the limits for the number and choice of their own programs research.However selected to ensure the government and individuals to invest in the quality of education, training and evaluation of the national government recognition process are the number of quality assurance. There officials appointed by the licensing authorities in New Zealand qualification and quality that underpin the delivery of securities. These organizations are: New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) - responsible for approving and registering all courses and will offer national qualifications at technical colleges and private training, also responsible for the approval and registration of private educational institutions, including understood wananga.In to courses an NZQA approved.
PTE offer must be registered with your provider NZQA. NZQA monitors and manages the state's high school qualifications.New Zealand Guidelines' Committee (NZVCC) - responsible for approving all diplomas, postgraduate courses and programs offered by New Zealand universities.ITPNZ - Technology and Polytechnic Institute of New Zealand - to oversee and approve all local qualifications offered at polytechnics.
Be taken responsible for approving and monitoring the qualifications of faculties of education in New Zealand.All approved qualifications offered by these agencies are in the skills of quality-assured New Zealand - New Zealand Association of Colleges (ACENZ)