KA02 Knowledge Assessment
Knowledge Assessment (KA02) is a document created by New Zealand migrants who are interested in moving there. The Knowledge Assessment (KA02) report is very important in evaluating the candidates' skills. Candidates for KA02, like those applying for CDR, must go through an evaluation process in order to offer proof of their expertise and familiarity in the sector of their choice. Candidate credentials for the KA02 report will be assessed by IPENZ, New Zealand's professional engineering body. IPENZ is New Zealand's governing body for engineers. To prepare the KA02 report, applicants who lack ICT credentials or are not from ICT sectors have to do so. They must prepare their statement in accordance with the IPENZ's guidelines.
Knowledge Assessment Reports
There are two categories of knowledge assessment:
KA01 REPORT
There must be a KA01 report submission for candidates who have graduated from universities that are regarded equal to New Zealand's educational institutions or from universities that are members of the Washington Accord.
KA02 REPORT
A KA02 report must be submitted to IPENZ if the applicant has graduated from a university that is not associated with the Washington agreement. If you're an engineer with a non-accredited degree who wants to move to New Zealand, you'll need to submit a Knowledge Assessment (KA02) report.
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