Salary Qualification Groups Clause Samples

Salary Qualification Groups. The H notations in this collective agreement recognise that the New Zealand Register of Quality Assured Qualifications provides the appropriate framework for determining the linkage between the qualification and the salary. This should be read in conjunction with Appendix 7 Salary on Appointment and Affect of Improved Qualifications, which sets out credits for previous teaching and/ or other recognised service and/ or relevant work experience. Teachers who subsequently improve their qualification(s) should refer to clause 8 of Appendix 7. The Qualification Group Notations entry points (E) and base scale maximum points (M) listed on the unified base salary scale for trained teachers for each qualification group defined below: • a subject or specialist level 7 qualification on the NZQF (i.e. not an initial teacher education qualification) which can be a Diploma (excluding a National Diploma), Graduate Diploma or Degree; or • an initial teacher education qualification at level 8 on the NZQF; or • equivalent overseas qualifications recognised by the NZQA or an overseas qualification where NZQA has determined that the qualification has level 7 (graduate) study in a subject or specialist area(s) i.e. any area of study that is not initial teacher education; or • Where an area school teacher holds a qualification listed in clause 9 of Appendix 7, or its equivalent, which does not have a level 7 subject or specialist qualification on the NZQF available and they have completed 6000 hours of work experience in their applicable trade, they shall be placed in H3+. (refer to Appendix 3 for further clarification). • a subject or specialist level 8 qualification on the NZQF which can be an honours degree or a Post Graduate Diploma; or • two subject or specialist level 7 qualifications on the NZQF (as listed above); or • an initial teacher education qualification at level 9 of the NZQF; or • equivalent overseas qualifications recognised by the NZQA. • a subject or specialist level 9 qualification on the NZQF; or • equivalent overseas qualifications recognised by the NZQA.
Salary Qualification Groups. 4.4.1 The salary of each teacher to whom this agreement applies shall be classified in a salary qualification group by the employer based on the qualifications group notations below. 4.4.2 From 1 July 2019 the Qualification Group Notations for the base salary scale entry points (E) and base scale maximum points (M) for each qualification group are defined below: a subject or specialist level 7 qualification on the NZQF (i.e. not an initial teacher education qualification) which can e a Diploma (excluding a National Diploma), Graduate diploma or Degree; or an honours degree of teaching; or equivalent overseas qualifications recognised by the NZQA or an overseas qualification where NZQA has determined that the qualification has level 7 (graduate) study in a subject or specialist area(s) i.e. any area of study that is not initial teacher education. a subject or specialist level 8 qualification on the NZQF which can be an honours degree or a Post Graduate Diploma; or two subject or specialist level 7 qualifications on the NZQF (as listed above); or a masters degree of teaching; or equivalent overseas qualifications recognised by the NZQA. equivalent overseas qualifications recognised by the NZQA. Note: The Qualifications Chart will continue to be used to inform judgements about qualifications unable to be allocated a level by reference to the New Zealand Qualifications Framework.
Salary Qualification Groups. The ‘G’ notations in this collective agreement recognise that the New Zealand Register of Quality Assured Qualifications provides the appropriate framework for determining the linkage between the qualification and the salary. a subject or specialist level 7 qualification on the NZQF (i.e. not an initial teacher education qualification) which can be a Diploma (excluding a National Diploma), Graduate Diploma or Degree; or an honours degree of teaching; or equivalent overseas qualifications recognised by the NZQA or an overseas qualification where NZQA has determined that the qualification has level 7 (graduate) study in a subject or specialist area(s) i.e. any area of study that is not initial teacher education. a subject or specialist level 8 qualification on the NZQF which can be an honours degree or a Post Graduate Diploma; or two subject or specialist level 7 qualifications on the NZQF (as listed above); or a masters degree of teaching; or equivalent overseas qualifications recognised by the NZQA. equivalent overseas qualifications recognised by the NZQA.
Salary Qualification Groups. From 1 July 2019 the Qualification Group Notations for the base salary scale entry points (E) and base scale maximum points (M) for each qualification group defined below: Q1, Q2 and Q3 for teachers who hold a current practicing certificate issued by the Teaching Council but no subject or specialist qualification at level 7 or above on the NZQF, or equivalent overseas teaching qualifications recognised by the NZQA. Q3+ for teachers who hold a current practicing certificate issued by the Teaching Council and: Q4 for teachers who hold a current practicing certificate issued by the Teaching Council and: Q5 for teachers who hold a current practicing certificate issued by the Teaching Council and:
Salary Qualification Groups. The ‘G’ notations in this collective agreement recognise that the New Zealand Register of Quality Assured Qualifications provides the appropriate framework for determining the linkage between the qualification and the salary.