xander_bruce
New Member
Hi, New Zealander OCDV2020 13xx here!
This question is for New Zealanders familar with our education system. Some context about my NZ education: I completed high school all the way to 7th form, I completed NCEA 1 and 2 but did not fully pass level 3. I now have a bachelor of communications.
I am affaid that during my interview I may be rejected because I did not complete 7th form at high school. I’ve read reports stating that I only need to present at least a 6th form certificate. Other forum members have said the consulate officers have been known to just accept a bachelors degree as evidence of education. Other forum posters have been rejected for similar situations in other countries.
What are your experiences, should I be nervous?
This question is for New Zealanders familar with our education system. Some context about my NZ education: I completed high school all the way to 7th form, I completed NCEA 1 and 2 but did not fully pass level 3. I now have a bachelor of communications.
I am affaid that during my interview I may be rejected because I did not complete 7th form at high school. I’ve read reports stating that I only need to present at least a 6th form certificate. Other forum members have said the consulate officers have been known to just accept a bachelors degree as evidence of education. Other forum posters have been rejected for similar situations in other countries.
What are your experiences, should I be nervous?