Submit EOI or wait for NZQA assessment first?
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Submit EOI or wait for NZQA assessment first?
hello!
am partner to my OH's principle EOI application
my BA is already on 'recognised' list, but i also have a grad dip which NZIS website says needs NZQA assessment
should i sort out NZQA assessment first or can the EOI go in without this and be updated later?
what do you reckon?
cheers
Jen
am partner to my OH's principle EOI application
my BA is already on 'recognised' list, but i also have a grad dip which NZIS website says needs NZQA assessment
should i sort out NZQA assessment first or can the EOI go in without this and be updated later?
what do you reckon?
cheers
Jen
Last edited by Stoof; Feb 21st 2008 at 12:32 pm. Reason: spelling mistake - oops
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Re: Submit EOI or wait for NZQA assessment first?
hello!
am partner to my OH's principle EOI application
my BA is already on 'recognised' list, but i also have a grad dip which NZIS website says needs NZQA assessment
should i sort out NZQA assessment first or can the EOI go in without this and be updated later?
what do you reckon?
cheers
Jen
am partner to my OH's principle EOI application
my BA is already on 'recognised' list, but i also have a grad dip which NZIS website says needs NZQA assessment
should i sort out NZQA assessment first or can the EOI go in without this and be updated later?
what do you reckon?
cheers
Jen
We submitted our EOI first, but I think it mite be best to send quals off to NZQA, (I sent my oh off Aug 07 and finally got back in Dec 07),
we had to get an extention to our return date for our ITA.
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Karen
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Re: Submit EOI or wait for NZQA assessment first?
thanks!
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Re: Submit EOI or wait for NZQA assessment first?
hello!
am partner to my OH's principle EOI application
my BA is already on 'recognised' list, but i also have a grad dip which NZIS website says needs NZQA assessment
should i sort out NZQA assessment first or can the EOI go in without this and be updated later?
what do you reckon?
cheers
Jen
am partner to my OH's principle EOI application
my BA is already on 'recognised' list, but i also have a grad dip which NZIS website says needs NZQA assessment
should i sort out NZQA assessment first or can the EOI go in without this and be updated later?
what do you reckon?
cheers
Jen
Hi
Had same dialemma, decided that i'd have to get qualls assessed any way, so i'd say get qualifications assessed first, one less thing to do later on.
j.j.
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Yes. In my opinion it is better to have all your ammo ready & to hand before you launch your attack.
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ace... thanks all...
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Re: Submit EOI or wait for NZQA assessment first?
Just to put the cat among the pigeons,
As principle applicant, my degree was on their recognised list so didn't get NZQA assessment prior to submitting my EOI. Sometimes NZIS at ITA stage ask you to do the NZQA full assessment so I figured might as well just pay once, rather than pay for a pre-assessment AND a full assessment.
Will your post-grad give you many extra point? When we did our EOI, second applicant got a max of 10 points and that was it for qualifications. If that's still the case, I think I'd wait and see what they request at ITA time.
As it happens, I was asked to get a full assessment for my degree, but hubby's degree wasn't investigated and has been taken at face value.
HTH
Lou
As principle applicant, my degree was on their recognised list so didn't get NZQA assessment prior to submitting my EOI. Sometimes NZIS at ITA stage ask you to do the NZQA full assessment so I figured might as well just pay once, rather than pay for a pre-assessment AND a full assessment.
Will your post-grad give you many extra point? When we did our EOI, second applicant got a max of 10 points and that was it for qualifications. If that's still the case, I think I'd wait and see what they request at ITA time.
As it happens, I was asked to get a full assessment for my degree, but hubby's degree wasn't investigated and has been taken at face value.
HTH
Lou