NZQA recognizes ENEB/Isabel?

[daguda]

I want to know if anyone has tried it?

[bjcheung77]

Most members are not from NZ, you might want to try and have it evaluated, then report back to let us know... As a rough guess, I would say they'll evaluate it favorably. Have you checked out what Australia would give it? If Australia's system recognizes it, then I would guess New Zealand would as well...

[ProReader]

Any updates OP?
Interested to know too

[bjcheung77]

*yawn* Was away for a few days, Yeah. I was correct... Don't go hoarding ENEB degrees now!  Canada and USA is noted as well, so technically ENEB evaluations from NACES, AICE members and other non members may/may not give favorable results.

Australia and New Zealand follows through with the NARIC evaluations as per links below.  So, technically, if you get it evaluated from an NARIC country such as Belgium, UK or whatever, and they recognize the degree as equivalent to a Bachelors or Masters, so will Australia and New Zealand!

Australia: https://internationaleducation.gov.au/se...-role.aspx
New Zealand: https://www2.nzqa.govt.nz/international/...-treaties/

[Jack Ma]

Hi,

I haven't tried the ENEB/Isabel assessment, but I did pursue qualification awarded by UK awarding organizations. I obtained a Level 7 Diploma from QUALIFI LTD., (if you know OTHM, it's seem too)., which cost me £850. This qualification was successfully assessed by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) and recognized as a NZ level 8 Postgraduate Diploma, and next level 9 is Masters Degree. You can check out the 'nzqa' document I've attached for more NZQA strucure details [attachment=4496].

Also received an assessment certificate from NZQA, which I've included as an attachment [attachment=4497]. This certificate confirms that my qualifications have been evaluated at a NZ level 8, equivalent to a postgraduate diploma.

I mean, If a diploma from an awarding organization can be assessed as an equivalent to a Postgraduate Diploma, it stands to reason that Isabel I, being an accredited university, would likely have its qualifications recognized as well. Accredited universities generally undergo rigorous evaluations to ensure the quality and standards of their programs.