[MattA]

This is the right form is'nt it?

http://www.nzqa.govt.nz/for-international/qual-eval/docs/nzq1.pdf

Do they only want my university degree 'stuff' or should I also send my professional qualifications as well, (i.e MCSE etc etc etc).

Do I have to fill in what job's I've been doing as well?

Seems a bit wierd for a degree assessment.

[Belmont Babes]

Yes that is the form we used. If I were you I would send all you have-it would slow the process if they later requested it. I think we did fill in jobs had and we sent a copy of CV. Just send the lot.

[speckythecky]

your other professional quals can help prove your IT quals, and may give you level 8 rather than 7 if they are assessed as postgraduate study. The assessment isn't just of your degree, it is of your education and experience

Going back to your other posts,
My understanding is that your OHs quals need to be assessed as well if you are claiming points for them.

With the problems with you degree, is it possible for your OH to be the primary applicant. Does she have the experience in a field related to her degree. then all you would need is the evidence that you had a degree to claim the extra points for partner having a recognisabe qualification.

[MattA]

Cheers speckythecky :)

your other professional quals can help prove your IT quals, and may give you level 8 rather than 7 if they are assessed as postgraduate study. The assessment isn't just of your degree, it is of your education and experience

I have an embarrassing number of professional certifications, none of which I believed I got points or assessment for as they are all self study and part time. Still can't hurt can it.

There's a school of thought that says if you get an ITA they expect you to get PR or WTR and I think i'll get WTR as a few people have told me their degree 'did'nt quite match' and so were given WTR not PR.

Still any working visa is better than none.