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Qualification Recognition For Aviation Personnel

ServiceIQ understands that now is a difficult time for aviation employees and is committed to working with individuals to identify if their current skills, knowledge and experience align with any relevant New Zealand Qualifications on the National Qualification Framework.

ServiceIQ understands that now is a difficult time for aviation employees and is committed to working with individuals to identify if their current skills, knowledge and experience align to any relevant New Zealand Qualifications on the National Qualification Framework. 

If this is of interest to you, please complete a form to express your interest in Qualification Recognition. Completion of the form is the first step in this process; however, it does not guarantee that a qualification will be awarded. 

If your Qualification Recognition request is accepted, ServiceIQ will require a portfolio of evidence that demonstrates your current skills, knowledge and experience to be submitted for assessment by a registered Assessor.

Your recent employer will need to assist you with the process by providing the required evidence, which should already be in their system. If any of the required evidence is unavailable, this may affect the awarding of the qualification and ServiceIQ will inform employees of any evidence limitations and work to find alternative solutions, on a case by case basis.

ServiceIQ will keep individuals informed of expected timeframes throughout this process and will work as quickly as possible. 

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