What must be true for a qualification from another standard to be recognized by CWB?

What must be true for a qualification from another standard to be recognized by CWB?

• A. It must meet or exceed the requirements of this standard and be accepted by CWB
• B. It must be identical to this standard
• C. It requires no additional evidence
• D. It must be issued by CWB

Answer: (A)

Qualifications from another standard can be recognized by CWB as long as they meet or exceed the requirements of this standard and CWB has accepted that external standard. This means you don’t have to hold the exact same standard, only that the external qualification provides the same or greater level of competency and has been evaluated and approved by CWB as equivalent. It’s not required to be identical or issued by CWB, and some evidence or documentation may still be reviewed to confirm the equivalence.

Qualifications from another standard can be recognized by CWB as long as they meet or exceed the requirements of this standard and CWB has accepted that external standard. This means you don’t have to hold the exact same standard, only that the external qualification provides the same or greater level of competency and has been evaluated and approved by CWB as equivalent. It’s not required to be identical or issued by CWB, and some evidence or documentation may still be reviewed to confirm the equivalence.