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NZQA has updated a series of Rules to align with the new integrated Quality Assurance Framework and the changes to vocational education and training.

By 4.30pm today, more than 83,000 students had logged in to the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) website to view their 2025 NCEA results.

Around 158,000 students can now access their 2025 NCEA results via the NZQA website.

Around 158,000 students across New Zealand, the Cook Islands and Niue will be able to view their 2025 NCEA results from tomorrow.

It is with great respect and sorrow that the NZQA whānau acknowledges the passing of Dame Karen Poutasi.

NCEA and New Zealand Scholarship exams for 2025 have come to an end this morning.

We have been notified that Business College NZ Limited trading as Zealive Institute of New Zealand has gone into liquidation.

Our chatbot Awhina helps people find important information, and in April 2025, we began rolling out an upgrade to Awhina using generative AI.

Māori Qualifications Services is reviewing the current suite of Early Learning qualifications.

The Ringa Toi Student Exhibition has opened at Te Papa in Wellington, celebrating its tenth year showcasing Toi Māori and Pacific artwork.

NZQA is exploring how Artificial Intelligence (AI) can help us deliver better, faster, and more consistent services - always with a strong focus on et

NZQA has been using AI tools to help improve the quality, consistency, and speed of our work since 2019.