Namibian institutions and their programmes accredited by the NQA
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Our Services
Accreditation of Institutions
Evaluation of Qualifications
The determination by the NQA of the significance of a qualification obtained that has not been registered on the National Qualifications Framework (NQF) of Namibia.
National Qualification Framework
Formalised through Cabinet decisions in 1994 that led to the creation of the NQA. The NQF is intended to be a register of all relevant and legal qualifications in Namibia.
What Does the NQA Do?
The NQA is a public enterprise that is responsible for quality assurance in higher education and training in Namibia. Some of the NQA’s statutory functions include accrediting training providers, evaluation of qualifications and managing the National Qualifications Framework (NQF) of Namibia. The NQA’s overall responsibility is to ensure that education and training in Namibia meets the required quality standards.
Services We Offer:
- Institution Accreditation
- Qualification Evaluation
- Set up and Administer the National Qualifications Framework
History and Formation
The Government of the Republic of Namibia foresaw the need for a central body to assume responsibility for identifying the competences needed within any occupational area.
Legislative objects
The NQA's legislative objects are: To set up and administer a national qualifications framework, Set the occupational standards for any occupation, job or positions in any career structure, among many others tasks.
Strategic Relations
The NQA actively networks with similar organisations and other parties to ensure that it keeps abreast of current trends and developments in education and training at a local, regional and international level.
