

Assessment Standards at NCEA Levels 1, 2 and 3
Vocational Pathways assessment standards for the 2025 academic year. Match recommended and sector-related assessment standards by choosing level, industry pathway and standards type.
Found 2973 matching standards
Standard
Description
Credits
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33385
Whakamahi i te mana tangata ki te taumata a-tumu
Level 2 - Reo Tumu –
8
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33388
Whakamahi i te mana whenua ki te taumata tuapapa
Level 1 - Reo Tüäpapa –
8
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33389
Whakamahi i te mana whenua ki te taumata a-tumu
Level 2 - Reo Tumu –
8
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40053
Perform a harvesting task for a forestry operation
Level 2 - Forest Foundation Skills –
5
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40054
Perform silviculture tasks for a forestry operation
Level 2 - Forest Foundation Skills –
5
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40055
Perform an earthworks task for a forestry operation
Level 2 - Forest Foundation Skills –
5
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40056
Respond to an emergency in a forestry operation
Level 2 - Forest Foundation Skills –
10
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40057
Work safely with mobile plant and forestry industry machinery
Level 2 - Forest Foundation Skills –
2
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40058
Use mapping systems in a forestry operation
Level 2 - Forest Foundation Skills –
3
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40060
Apply self-management and resilience strategies to organise personal life, maintain well-being, and continue learning
Level 2 - Foundation Skills - Te Ara Tupu –
15
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40061
Work collaboratively and effectively in a group containing a range of people and cultures to achieve an outcome
Level 2 - Foundation Skills - Te Ara Tupu –
10
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40062
Apply reading and writing skills in unfamiliar contexts
Level 2 - Foundation Skills - Te Ara Tupu –
5
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40063
Apply numerical skills in unfamiliar contexts
Level 2 - Foundation Skills - Te Ara Tupu –
5
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40064
Apply digital technology skills in unfamiliar contexts
Level 2 - Foundation Skills - Te Ara Tupu –
5
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40065
Apply skills to manage oneself in everyday unfamiliar contexts
Level 2 - Foundation Skills - Te Ara Tupu –
5
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40066
Describe the strengths of own rangatiratanga and identify how these can guide own short-term goals and future pathways
Level 2 - Foundation Skills - Te Ara Tupu –
15
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40120
Identify risks and controls for hazardous substances and materials in demolition work
Level 2 - Demolition –
5
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40122
Demonstrate basic operation of a small mobile plant
Level 2 - Civil Plant Operation –
10
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40153
Create an interview podcast for social media
Level 2 - Content Creation –
5
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40245
Work safely as part of a flooring trades team
Level 2 - Flooring –
5
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40246
Complete basic flooring substrate preparation
Level 2 - Flooring –
5
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40247
Complete basic installation and edge finishing of flooring underlay
Level 2 - Flooring –
5
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40248
Identify characteristics of products used for carpet flooring installation
Level 2 - Flooring –
5
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40249
Identify characteristics of products used for resilient flooring installation
Level 2 - Flooring –
5
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40250
Identify characteristics of timber and engineered timber used in bonded flooring installation
Level 2 - Flooring –
5
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40286
Select and use common materials for construction tasks
Level 2 - Core Construction –
8
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40289
Use and respond to trade language to progress construction tasks
Level 2 - Core Construction –
2
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40291
Reduce material waste in a construction environment
Level 2 - Core Construction –
3
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40294
Interpret measurements in a construction environment
Level 2 - Core Construction –
2
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40299
Implement practices to maintain a healthy and safe construction environment
Level 2 - Core Construction –
3
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40310
Use and store hand and power tools for construction tasks
Level 2 - Core Construction –
2
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40312
Adapt existing lesson plans for a group as a performing arts emerging tutor
Level 2 - Performing Arts Teaching –
5
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40313
Assist in facilitating inclusive learning sessions as a performing arts emerging tutor
Level 2 - Performing Arts Teaching –
10
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40314
Review inclusive learning sessions as a performing arts emerging tutor
Level 2 - Performing Arts Teaching –
5
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40316
Demonstrate safe use of firearms in accordance with the New Zealand Police Firearms Safety Code
Level 2 - Occupational Health and Safety Practice –
3
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40317
Apply quality control methods and environmental principles to fibreboard packaging production
Level 2 - Fibreboard Packaging Production –
10
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40318
Identify board and case styles used in the fibreboard packaging industry
Level 2 - Fibreboard Packaging Production –
5
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40319
Apply industry knowledge to support production in a fibreboard packaging workplace
Level 2 - Fibreboard Packaging Production –
10
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40320
Explain rotary die cutting machinery and identify die cutting faults in fibreboard packaging
Level 2 - Fibreboard Packaging Production –
5
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40321
Explain flat bed die cutting machinery and identify die cutting faults in fibreboard packaging
Level 2 - Fibreboard Packaging Production –
5
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40322
Explain folder gluer machinery and identify folding and gluing faults in fibreboard packaging
Level 2 - Fibreboard Packaging Production –
5
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40323
Manually strip waste in a fibreboard packaging workplace
Level 2 - Fibreboard Packaging Production –
4
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40324
Sort products to meet fibreboard product quality standards
Level 2 - Fibreboard Packaging Production –
4
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40325
Change reels on a corrugator for fibreboard packaging production
Level 2 - Fibreboard Packaging Production –
3
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40326
Use load forming and strapping equipment for fibreboard packaging production
Level 2 - Fibreboard Packaging Production –
5
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40327
Explain the requirements of a print station and identify printing faults in fibreboard packaging
Level 2 - Fibreboard Packaging Production –
10
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40364
Use a Personal Escape System on an offshore platform
Level 2 - Safety and Legislation for Energy and Chemical Plant –
3
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40365
Use energy and chemical industry symbols, signs, and terminology
Level 2 - Safety and Legislation for Energy and Chemical Plant –
2
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40501
Select and use painting and decorating tools and equipment
Level 2 - Painting and Decorating –
5
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40502
Safely handle and store paint and decorating materials
Level 2 - Painting and Decorating –
5
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