NZQA - stupid question? Help?
Can anyone out there help me, with what is going to seem like a really dumb question...:blink:
Looking into qualification recognition with NZQA, it appears that I need a certificate from the school that I attended some, ahem! ahem! years ago:o . Does anyone have any ideas on how to get one of the said certificates as I don't recall ever getting anything other than a scrap of paper saying what I had passed etc??? My OH, who attended the same school, doesn't seem to recall anything either! :huh: |
Re: NZQA - stupid question? Help?
Originally Posted by Suicide Sheep
(Post 4553383)
Can anyone out there help me, with what is going to seem like a really dumb question...:blink:
Looking into qualification recognition with NZQA, it appears that I need a certificate from the school that I attended some, ahem! ahem! years ago:o . Does anyone have any ideas on how to get one of the said certificates as I don't recall ever getting anything other than a scrap of paper saying what I had passed etc??? My OH, who attended the same school, doesn't seem to recall anything either! :huh: Phone the school and ask who the exam body was. Phone them they should be able to help. It goes by what year you were at school, if i remember there are two exam places. It costs about 10-20 quid aswell. Hope this helps Carole |
Re: NZQA - stupid question? Help?
Cheers for that! :thumbup:
Just a little concerned, as "O" level system doen't exist anymore and wasn't sure if the school would be able to help:confused: (am I giving away my age now? :o ) |
Re: NZQA - stupid question? Help?
Most results from years ago are now held by Edexcel.
Go Google and get their phone number. We found them fantastically helpful, and once they knew it was a time restricted query, pushed it through in quick time. Bon chance mon ami...:thumbsup: |
Re: NZQA - stupid question? Help?
Originally Posted by Suicide Sheep
(Post 4553383)
Can anyone out there help me, with what is going to seem like a really dumb question...:blink:
Looking into qualification recognition with NZQA, it appears that I need a certificate from the school that I attended some, ahem! ahem! years ago:o . Does anyone have any ideas on how to get one of the said certificates as I don't recall ever getting anything other than a scrap of paper saying what I had passed etc??? My OH, who attended the same school, doesn't seem to recall anything either! :huh: |
Re: NZQA - stupid question? Help?
I phoned my old high school and they gave me the examining body phone number
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Re: NZQA - stupid question? Help?
Originally Posted by TeamEmbo
(Post 4554813)
Is this to prove your English speaking/writing ability? Only ask cos OH doesn't have anything either but Emigration Consultant said we didn't need to produce certificates of actual English O level etc as his recent qualifications would be sufficient to prove English ability. Apparently it's not enough to say English is my native language or similar, but any recent certificates, quals done in England should cover this from what we've been advised.
Many thanks for your help guys:thumbup: |
Re: NZQA - stupid question? Help?
Originally Posted by Suicide Sheep
(Post 4553408)
Just a little concerned, as "O" level system doen't exist anymore and wasn't sure if the school would be able to help:confused: (am I giving away my age now?
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Re: NZQA - stupid question? Help?
Originally Posted by TeamEmbo
(Post 4554813)
Is this to prove your English speaking/writing ability? Only ask cos OH doesn't have anything either but Emigration Consultant said we didn't need to produce certificates of actual English O level etc as his recent qualifications would be sufficient to prove English ability. Apparently it's not enough to say English is my native language or similar, but any recent certificates, quals done in England should cover this from what we've been advised.
Your Consultant is talking poppycock Mandy!!! :thumbdown: :blink: Kev & I made a statement on our EOI ; "I have spoken English since birth. Both my parents are English speaking and I have been educated both in primary & secondary education, in an English speaking environment within the UK. All courses & qualifications I have completed have been taken in English. I speak no other language" This was accepted by NZIS and no furthere evidence was required :thumbup: HTH |
Re: NZQA - stupid question? Help?
Originally Posted by kev&sarah
(Post 4557043)
Your Consultant is talking poppycock Mandy!!! :thumbdown: :blink:
Kev & I made a statement on our EOI ; "I have spoken English since birth. Both my parents are English speaking and I have been educated both in primary & secondary education, in an English speaking environment within the UK. All courses & qualifications I have completed have been taken in English. I speak no other language" This was accepted by NZIS and no furthere evidence was required :thumbup: HTH |
Re: NZQA - stupid question? Help?
Originally Posted by TeamEmbo
(Post 4560338)
Yep, that's more or less what I said to him so I'm not too sure if NZIS have changed what they'll accept on this one but according to consultant it is no longer good enough to say similar to what you put on your EOI and proof was needed although he said that OH's recent NVQ was good enough to proof English ability. I thought it was stupid too.
Carole:D |
Re: NZQA - stupid question? Help?
Originally Posted by Spacecake799
(Post 4560641)
Just recieved my ITA and it says in big writing, Ignore request for proof of English if you were born in the UK.
Carole:D |
Re: NZQA - stupid question? Help?
Originally Posted by Spacecake799
(Post 4560641)
Just recieved my ITA and it says in big writing, Ignore request for proof of English if you were born in the UK.
Carole:D I've lost count of the things that 'don't apply in our case' :curse: - specially when they seem to apply to every other Brit applying!!!! Still, we live and learn, eh?!!! :cool: |
Re: NZQA - stupid question? Help?
Originally Posted by TeamEmbo
(Post 4561566)
Ahhh yes, but this is my Consultant If I tell him that's what yours says, he'll say your forms are 'old stock' and/or that 'doesn't apply in our case' and we definitely need to supply proof preferably by locating the English teacher(s) in question and flying them out there to give personal verbal accounts of our English ability.
I've lost count of the things that 'don't apply in our case' :curse: - specially when they seem to apply to every other Brit applying!!!! Still, we live and learn, eh?!!! Morning :thumbsup: Hope your weekend was good hun, ours was chaos with a capital C!!!!:eek: J ust being nosey:ohmy: :rofl: has Mark settled on a job yet?? That'll speed EVERYTHING!!! up for you with Immigration :thumbup: |
Re: NZQA - stupid question? Help?
Originally Posted by kev&sarah
(Post 4561629)
Just being nosey: has Mark settled on a job yet?? That'll speed EVERYTHING!!! up for you with Immigration :thumbup:
Me? I'm just methodically going through the house chucking things out or bagging for charity or listing on ebay, remembering to 'ahum', 'oh really', 'if you think that's best', etc in (hopefully) the right places :eek: . If I have to take in any more information my head's gonna explode!! :rofl: :blink: :rofl: How's your manic weekend? |
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