The school in central Auckland lost accreditation for three of its business courses. Photo / Google Maps
A hundred international business students at the International College of New Zealand will be forced to start their studies all over again elsewhere - after the school lost accreditation for three of its business courses.
The NZQA identified issues with the quality of the school's assessment processes in three courses
that led to students passing when they shouldn't have.
As a result the NZQA has withdrawn the accreditation for ICNZ's National Diploma in Business, Level 5 and Level 6, and its Diploma in Business Management Level 7.
NZQA deputy chief executive quality assurance Dr Grant Klinkum said 95 per cent of Level 5 and 6 and 70 per cent of Level 7 were marked as a pass when they shouldn't have been.
"ICNZ has failed to deliver the quality of education in these programmes that New Zealand's tertiary education sector is rightly well known for.
