新西兰技术移民现在IT专业要求做ITP Qualification Recognition process
https://itp.nz/Activities/Immigration
有没有人做过这个学历认证？分享点经验，或者网上有什么资源吗？
谢谢
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移民官限定我一周内给他已经开始评估的证明。很着急，大家支支招
ITP Qualification-Recognition 是新西兰技术移民新增的学历认证过程，之前大部分专业都是 NZQA 来负责，现在 NZQA 只负责评估学历级别，对新西兰境外的，不是 Seoul Accord programme 的课程将委托 ITP 这个专业机构进行课程内容评估，以判断该课程是否符合信息 IT 职业的认证要求（use an interpretation of Seoul Accord graduate attributes as a base for assessment of whether applicants meet the benchmark academic requirements for CITPNZ）。
具体内容和要求仔细看这个指南就可以了： ITP－Qualification Recognition Guide-flyabroad-201803.pdf (922.9 KB)。
按照下面的流程，准备资料，提交，付费（ $NZD191）就算是开始评估了，准备的资料里需要包含 IQA 报告（IQA Recognition Statement confirming the equivalent NZQF level for the qualification(s)）。
https://itp.nz/Activities/Immigration/Qualification-Recognition-Application
Benchmark educational requirements for CITPNZ
IT Professionals New Zealand provide a service confirming whether your degree-level (or above) qualification, in conjunction with subsequent learning, meets the benchmark educational requirements for Chartered IT Professional New Zealand (CITPNZ) certification, the professional certification for senior IT Professionals in New Zealand.
Download the detailed guide, or Apply for ITP Qualification Recognition now
It should be noted that this is not a full CITPNZ assessment nor a skills assessment. It is an assessment of whether your qualifications and learning meet the benchmark educational requirements of CITPNZ. To gain CITPNZ itself, you must undertake a full assessment (details here).
Why undertake the ITP Qualification Recognition process?
You should undertake this process if:
- Immigration New Zealand or NZQA requests it for your visa application
- You want to know how your qualification, or base qualification and subsequent learning, compares to New Zealand industry expectations (using the CITPNZ benchmark requirements)
- A potential employer or education provider requests that you undergo this process to assess your qualifications against the CITPNZ benchmark requirements
Qualification requirements
To be recognised as meeting the benchmark requirements of CITPNZ, your qualification(s) must be:
- at the right level (NZQF level 7 or above), and
- when combined with subsequent learning, meet the content benchmark requirements for CITPNZ
If you are undertaking this qualification recognition process for immigration purposes, you will need to hold a qualification equivalent to Level 7 on the NZ Qualifications Framework as a minimum requirement, the equivalent of a New Zealand Bachelors Degree. This does not have to be a strictly computing/IT degree, provided it is relevant to working in technology and you meet the rest of the benchmark requirements through subsequent learning.
For example, an advanced mathematics degree that is relevant but not specifically focused on Computing or IT, alongside additional sufficient IT-related learning and evidence that the learnings from the degree have been used in a technology context (eg AI), would likely meet the benchmark requirements, however the degree on its own would likely not be sufficient.
Full details are in the Qualification Recognition Guide.
Determining the level
The NZ Qualifications Authority (NZQA) solely determines the level of your overseas qualification(s) compared to the NZ Qualifications Framework. Before you can start our Qualification Recognition process, your qualification will need to meet one of these requirements:
- Be a degree issued by a New Zealand institution and at Level 7 or above on the NZ Qualifications Framework
- Be from overseas and have been accredited under the Seoul Accord programme (check here)
- Be from overseas and be on NZQA’s List of Qualifications Exempt from Assessment (check here)
- Undertake an International Qualifications Assessment (IQA) with NZQA and have been assessed as equivalent to a Level 7 or above qualification.
Full details are on the NZQA website.
Please note that we cannot start the content assessment process unless one of these level requirements has been met. If you need to undertake an IQA with NZQA, you need to do this prior to undertaking our Qualification Recognition process.
Qualification content requirements
We use an interpretation of the Seoul Accord graduate attributes as a base for assessment of whether applicants meet the benchmark academic requirements for CITPNZ. The Seoul Accord is the global degree accreditation programme run by professional bodies.
This means that your qualification and subsequent learning must be sufficient to allow you to :
Apply knowledge of computing fundamentals, knowledge of a computing specialisation, and mathematics, science, and appropriate domain knowledge to defined technology problems and requirements. This needs to be accomplished to a suitably high level of complexity and depth.
There are 10 criteria that the qualification and learning must satisfy to meet this requirement and therefore meet the benchmark educational requirements for CITPNZ. These are contained in the Qualification Recognition Guide.
Process of applying for Qualification Recognition
The Qualification Recognition service has the following steps. More details are in the Qualification Recognition Guide.
- Provide evidence that your qualification is at the correct level (see Section 2 of the Guide) . This may involve undertaking an International Qualifications Assessment (IQA) with NZQA. If so, this must be completed before you apply for Qualification Recognition from ITP.
Please note that we cannot start the qualification assessment process unless this requirement has been met first. If you need to undertake an IQA with NZQA, you need to complete this prior to undertaking our Qualification Recognition process. See Section 2 for more information.
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Collect evidence that the content of your qualifications meet requirements (see Section 3 of the Guide). This includes an official transcript, official letter from your institution, or other such document, as well as details of content as outlined in the Evidence Document. If these are in a language other than English, an English language translation must also be provided.
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Complete the ITPNZ Evidence Document (see Section 4 of the Guide) to outline how your qualification(s) and subsequent learning meets the educational benchmark requirements for CITPNZ.
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Submit your application online , including uploading the above documents and paying the processing fee (see below).
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Your application will be assigned to an assessor. We aim to complete assessments within 14 days. Assessments may take longer if there is heavy demand or we have requested additional information. For probity reasons we do not disclose who your assessor is.
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The assessor may request additional information if there is insufficient evidence of meeting the benchmark educational requirements of CITPNZ. In this circumstance you will have one opportunity to submit additional information before the final determination is made.
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We will then issue an official letter outlining whether or not your qualification meets the benchmark educational requirements for CITPNZ.
Download the documents
The following documents are necessary to apply for Qualification Recognition through this process:
- The Qualification Recognition Guide [PDF]
- The ITP Evidence Document [DOCX] (i.e. application form)
Cost of the Qualification Recognition service
The qualification recognition service involves a detailed assessment of whether your qualification (and subsequent learning) meet the benchmark educational requirements for CITPNZ. There is a processing fee of $NZD191 for this service which covers the cost of assessment and issuing the letter.
Appeals and other options
We undertake a comprehensive assessment as part of this Qualification Recognition service, including an experienced and expert assessor reviewing all material. Once a decision has been made, we are unable to enter into further correspondence and no appeal process is available. We can only re-evaluate if circumstances change (eg additional learning is undertaken).
Please note that we can also issue a confirmation letter without this assessment if you hold CITPNZ and a Level 7 qualification - please see below.
No need for assessment if you hold CITPNZ
If you hold current CITPNZ certification as well as a degree that NZQA has found to be at Level 7 or above (using the methods outlined above), we are able to issue you a letter confirming that you meet these requirements without further assessment as you have already been assessed as meeting the benchmark requirements. In this circumstance there is no processing fee for providing this letter, however please contact us directly rather than lodging an application.
The CITPNZ application and assessment process is different and also takes into consideration “on the job” learning and practice-based factors, confirming whether you are operating at the level of a senior IT Professional. There is a cost to apply for CITPNZ.
Further enquiries
All enquiries about this service or your application must be made via email to immigration@itp.nz. Our Qualification Assessment team do not work out of our main office and all phone or in-person enquiries will be referred to this email address.
Note that under New Zealand law we are unable to help you with immigration advice.
Apply for ITP Qualification Recognition now
If you have electronic copies of the required documentation, evidence from NZQA that your base qualification is equivalent to Level 7 or above on the NZ Qualifications Framework (see above) and have completed the ITPNZ Evidence Document, use this link to upload your documents and apply:
Apply for ITP Qualification Recognition
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You don’t have to wait until you’re in New Zealand to join ITP - you’re welcome to join now.
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Get certified
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- Certified Technologist (CTech), for those who work in the tech sector
- Chartered IT Professional NZ (CITPNZ), for senior IT Professionals
subsequent learning: ITP 对计算机专业的评估会结合专业及毕业后的学习及在工作中的应用，这些内容如果有的话也要包含，类似澳洲 ACS 的 RPL ，Recognition of Prior Learning。ITP
叫做 subsequent learning。
2.1 Ensuring your qualification is at the correct level
You need to hold a qualification equivalent to Level 7 on the NZ Qualifications Framework as a minimum requirement. This does not have to be a strictly computing/IT degree, provided it is relevant to working in technology and you meet the rest of the benchmark requirements through subsequent learning.
For example, a mathematics degree that is relevant but not specifically focused on Computing or IT, alongside additional sufficient IT-related learning and evidence that the learnings from the degree have been used in a technology context (eg AI), would likely meet the benchmark requirements, however the degree on its own would likely not be sufficient.
To be recognised as meeting the benchmark requirements of CITPNZ, your qualification(s) must be:
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at the right level (NZQF level 7 or above), and
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when combined with subsequent learning, meet the content benchmark requirements
ITP 对计算机课程和后续学习评估的标准和依据：
We use a modification of the Seoul Accord graduate attributes as a base for assessing whether applicants meet the benchmark academic requirements for CITPNZ. The Seoul Accord is the global degree accreditation programme run by professional bodies across the world.
Your qualification and subsequent learning must be sufficient to allow you to:
Apply knowledge of computing fundamentals, knowledge of a computing specialisation, and mathematics, science, and appropriate domain knowledge to defined problems and requirements. This needs to be accomplished to a suitably high level of complexity and depth.
We use 10 criteria , outlined in tables in 3.3 and 3.4 below, to determine whether the qualification and subsequent learning meets the benchmark requirements.
Table 1: Essential qualification and learning-based requirements
- Problem analysis and complexity
- Depth of coverage
- Structured education
- Knowledge for Solving Computing Problems
- Modern Tool Usage
Table 2: Important components influenced by qualifications or learning
- Individual and team work
- Communication
- Computing professionalism and society
- Ethics
- Life-long learning
ITP 指南里强调了 ITP 进行的是学历评估（qualifications assessment），不是职业评估（技能评估 skills assessment），因此重点是正规学历，业余学习，职业考试，行业认证这些。
This process is a qualifications assessment, not a skills assessment. For a qualification or subsequent learning to be assessed as part of this process it must have involved formal learning delivered in some form of structured manner and with documented educational outcomes.
Example of “Qualification or subsequent learning” which can be assessed:
- Formal qualifications studied – for example, degrees and diplomas
- Industry certifications – for example, Microsoft or CISCO certifications
- Professional certifications and licensing – for example, CITP (UK), ISP (Canada), CP (Australia), etc
- Courses completed – for example, short courses or other education
- Formal “on the job” training or education – where this is documented
Examples of other learning you might have undertaken that would not be assessed include:
- Presentations or conferences you have attended
- “On the job” training that isn’t formal or documented (although some of this can be used to provide evidence of the Table 2 requirements – see below)
- Certifications/licenses that have an expiry date and that have expired as of the date of assessment
mongo，感谢回复！
感觉把学校里学过的课程连到评估中要求的有些标准非常困难。
比如"Life-long learning"，（活到老学到老），我想了半天也想不出我学校里学过的那些课程是教我这个的
Simon,
You can contact them.
They will help you in writing your ITP document
您好楼主，您的ITP 做完了吗，我也被要求做这个，能请教你一些问题吗
Check this.