Articles tagged with Qualifications
Dame Karen Poutasi: Celebrating a Legacy of Leadership in New Zealand Health
2 weeks ago | 562 viewsHealth Minister Simeon Brown honored Dame Karen Poutasi for her extensive contributions to New Zealand's health system and public sector. Dame Karen held senior health roles, including Director-General of Health for 11 years, Chief Executive of NZQA for 14 years, and Chair of Health New Zealand, significantly improving health outcomes. Her leadership and expertise left a lasting legacy, and the government extended condolences to her family and friends.
Tags: Simeon Brown Dame Karen Poutasi New Zealand health system public health medicine Dunedin Hospital Middlemore Hospital Chief Health Officer Cartright Inquiry New Zealand Qualifications AuthorityJustice Minister Removes Fale Andrew Lesa from Office Amid Qualification Controversy
3 months ago | 348 viewsAssociate Justice Minister Nicole McKee announced the removal of Fale Andrew Lesa as a Justice of the Peace and Visiting Justice due to concerns about his misrepresentation of qualifications and experience. Despite Mr. Lesa's direct communication, he failed to provide a satisfactory explanation for his actions. McKee emphasized the importance of integrity and honesty for individuals in such roles, leading to the recommendation and subsequent removal of Mr. Lesa from office.
Tags: Nicole McKee Fale Andrew Lesa Justice Minister Justice of the Peace Visiting Justice complaints qualifications experience integrity honestyNew National Qualifications Proposal for Success: Prime Minister and Education Minister's Vision for Future-ready Students
5 months ago | 1304 viewsThe Government, led by Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and Education Minister Erica Stanford, is proposing to replace NCEA with new national qualifications to better equip young people with the necessary knowledge and skills for success in the modern global economy. The proposal includes removing NCEA Level 1, introducing new qualifications at Year 12 and Year 13, requiring students to pass five subjects with clear grading, and developing vocational pathways in collaboration with industry. The aim is to provide consistency, clarity, and improved opportunities for students, ensuring they are well-prepared for further study, training, or employment.
Tags: Government NCEA national qualifications Prime Minister Christopher Luxon Education Minister Erica Stanford students skills New Zealand vocational pathways national curriculum