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Careers in Funeral PracticeFuneral Service Industry Qualifications Funeral Service Industry QualificationsQualifications in the New Zealand funeral service industry include:
National Certificate in Funeral DirectingTraining and education to achieve Funeral Service industry qualifications is normally through full time employment in the industry combined with formal study. The formal training programmes are provided by the Wellington Institute of Technology (WIT). The National Certificate in Funeral Directing is awarded to people who have demonstrated competence in Funeral Directing. People awarded with this qualification are able to:
Prerequisites:Candidates are required to be aged 20 years or more and have a minimum of one year's work experience in the industry National Certificate in EmbalmingThe National Certificate in Embalming is the nationally recognised qualification for individuals who work as an embalmer. It combines with the National Certificate in Funeral Directing to form the Diploma in Funeral Service People awarded this qualification are able to:
Prerequisites:Candidates are required to be aged 20 years or more and have a minimum of one year's work experience in the industry. Diploma in Funeral ServiceThe National Certificate in Funeral Directing combines with the National Certificate in Embalming to form the Diploma in Funeral Service. The Funeral Service Training TrustThe Funeral Service Training Trust (FSTT) is the Industry Training Organisation for the funeral industry in New Zealand. It is responsible for:
The FSTT is made up of two members from FDANZ, two members from the New Zealand Embalmers Association (NZEA), two representatives from WIT, and a secretary/treasurer. Relevant contactsExecutive Officer Careers Services New Zealand Qualifications Authority. Funeral Services Training Trust
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