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Working with tertiary education organisations

This section provides information for tertiary education organisations including tertiary education institutions, industry training organisations and private training establishments. It also includes material on the Key Information for Students, compulsory student fees and describes the different types of TEOs.
Information for tertiary education institutions
Tertiary education institutions (TEIs) comprise universities, institutes of technology and polytechnics, and wānanga. This section contains information for…
Information for private training establishments
Private training establishments deliver foundation level programmes; and qualifications up to post-graduate level. This section includes information for pr…
About tertiary education organisations
A tertiary education organisation (TEO) is any organisation that supplies tertiary education and/or training and/or assessment services.
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Improving cyber security in the tertiary sector
Cyber security attacks are on the rise. They’re a major concern for all organisations and individuals. Our Cyber Security for the Tertiary Sector project a…
Analysing student data for learner success
Key Information for Students – information for TEOs
Learners tell us making decisions about studying can be difficult because consistent information on qualifications and tertiary providers is hard to find a…
Resources and support for best practice in online delivery
This section contains tools and resources to help you build, enhance and improve quality online teaching resources and practices, with a focus on the New Z…
Tertiary enrolment – a digital model – information for TEOs
You can now bring together existing government and education sector data held in RealMe®, the National Student Index (NSI) and the New Zealand Qualificatio…
Online enrolments, record keeping and training agreements
This page outlines the Tertiary Education Commission’s (TEC’s) key requirements and expectations for online arrangements.