Choosing your assessment pathway

A visual guide to help you select the proper assessment pathway.

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Use the diagram below to choose your assessment pathway according to your qualification and educational background provided you meet the minimum academic requirement of a 2 year Advanced Diploma or Associate Degree in engineering following 12 years of schooling or equivalent:

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