NZQA has published the final results for the 2024 Literacy and Numeracy assessments. Congratulations to all ākonga who have gained these credits.

Students and whānau can access these results via the KAMAR portal or the NZQA platform. Students will be required to achieve 10 Literacy and 10 Numeracy Credits in order to obtain the NCEA qualification. 

National data tells us that 55 - 60% of students will obtain these assessments in Year  10. Other students should gain their Literacy and Numeracy in Yr 11, 12, and 13. Students should be aware of which standards in each of their chosen subjects allows them to gain these important literacy and numeracy credits.  Parents and whānau play an important role in this too and can support their young people by having a korero at home. 

Further assessment opportunities for students yet to achieve their Literacy and Numeracy credits will be offered through the NCEA Literacy and Numeracy assessments, and /or through other tagged NCEA Achievement standards offered at Tauranga Girls’ College.  The list of potential literacy and numeracy standards can be viewed below. 

2024-2027-Literacy-and-Numeracy-standards

For further information on NCEA, the National Qualification and Literacy and Numeracy Assessments can be found on the NZQA website.

NCEA whānau information https://www2.nzqa.govt.nz/whanau/ 

NCEA Literacy and Numeracy https://www2.nzqa.govt.nz/ncea/subjects/litnum/ 

In Term One 2025, we will host our NCEA information evening. We encourage all our community to attend to gain a better understanding of NCEA, Literacy and Numeracy requirements, and our National qualification.  Information and dates will be shared in early 2025. 

For any questions or queries please email Emma Talbot, NZQA Principal’s Nominee etalbot@tgc.school.nz