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Pānui | Latest updates
26/08/25
Development of Ophthalmic Technician standards and proposed micro-credential
Toitū te Waiora – in collaboration with regional ophthalmology departments and clinical leads at Health New Zealand Te Whatu Ora – has developed three ophthalmic...
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25/08/25
Feedback invited: Proposed new qualification – New Zealand Certificate in Community Housing (Tenancy Management)
Toitū te Waiora is seeking feedback on a proposed new qualification: the New Zealand Certificate in Community Housing (Tenancy Management). This qualification is designed to...
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25/08/25
New qualifications in Disability Support
Toitū te Waiora Workforce Development Council is seeking sector and community feedback on two proposed qualifications: New Zealand Certificate in Disability Support (Level 3) New...
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12/08/25
Pharmacy Technician and Assistant Qualifications Approved by NZQA
Toitū te Waiora is pleased to advise that the reviewed Pharmacy Technician and Assistant qualifications have now been approved by NZQA. These qualifications have been...
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11/08/25
National Consultation: Proposed Health and Wellbeing Core Skill Standards
Toitū te Waiora is undertaking national consultation on draft Health and Wellbeing core Skill Standards following on from the 2024 Health and Wellbeing qualifications review. ...
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06/08/25
New Micro-credential Approval: Applied Coordinated Incident Management (Micro-Credential) Level 4
Toitū te Waiora is pleased to announce NZQA approval of the Applied Coordinated Incident Management (Level 4) micro-credential [Ref: 129155-1] that can be assessed by...
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