Marine Qualifications (26/07/1999)

Certificate of Competency as a Second Mate of Foreign-going ship, or as a First Mate of Foreign-going ship, or as a Master of Foreign-going ship, from a country listed below is assessed as occupying Category C Level 6 of the Qualifications Table and will therefore be awarded 10 points.

Applicants who wish to claim more points for a Certificate of Competency, or claim points for a Certificate of Competency that is not listed, should obtain a Qualifications Assessment Report from the NZQA.

• Australia
• Canada
• Fiji
• India
• People’s Republic of China
• Russia
• Singapore
• South Africa
• South Korea
• Sri Lanka
• Ukraine
• United Kingdom
• United States of America

Certificates of Competency as a Marine Engineer from the following listed countries are assessed as follows:

Certificate of Competency as a Marine Engineer Class 3 is assessed as occupying Category D Level 5 of the Qualifications Table and will therefore be awarded 11 points.

Certificate of Competency as a Marine Engineer Class 2 is assessed as occupying Category D Level 5 or Level 6 of the Qualifications Table and will therefore be awarded 10 points.

Certificate of Competency as a Marine Engineer Class 1 is assessed as occupying Category C Level 6 of the Qualifications Table and will therefore be awarded 10 points unless a NZQA Qualifications Assessment Report assesses the Certificate of Competency as occupying Category C Level 7 of the Qualifications Table, in which case the qualification will be awarded 11 points.

• Australia
• Canada
• Fiji
• India
• People’s Republic of China
• Russia
• Singapore
• South Africa
• South Korea
• Sri Lanka
• Ukraine
• United Kingdom
• United States of America

Effective 26/07/1999