National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA) - (Year 12)

New Zealand's qualification for school learners is the National Certificate of Educational Achievement - NCEA. NCEA is a qualification on New Zealand's National Qualifications Framework (NQF). It sits alongside more than 800 other national qualifications used throughout tertiary education and industry training. NCEA is achievement based. National standards have been set in each area of learning. When students achieve these standards they earn credits towards their NCEA qualification. The NQF contains two types of national standards: achievement standards and unit standards. Credits from all achievement standard and unit standards count towards NCEA. Achievement standards allow students to show the quality of their achievement in a standard - students can just achieve the standard, or achieve it with merit or with excellence.

The following documents are required in order to successfully submit an enrolment application. Please ensure they are scanned, saved and ready to upload.

• Latest school report
• Birth certificate
• Proof of in zone address (a recent power bill)
• If not born in New Zealand, a copy of a passport and visa or proof of residency; and proof of refugee status (if applicable)
• Proof of legal guardianship (if applicable). In the case of caregivers, proof of caregiver status. In the case of Independent Youth, proof of status.
• Out of zone: Evidence of connection (if applicable). Eg: birth certificate of sibling who is a current student; If parent was a former student, evidence such as a class photo, school report, testimonial etc.