Level 3 Award - Understanding the Principles & Practices of Assessment (RQF)
Delivered remotely with full support and back up reference book
Richmond Training Associates
Summary
- Tutor is available to students
Overview
Get a start on the assessor ladder, this unit is the complusory unit for you to link with other units to become either a vocational assessor or workbased competence assessor from the TAQA programme of units. These units replaced the former A1 A2 assessor units.
Qualification
Level 3 Award in Understanding the Principles and Practices of Assessment
Description
Over 19 years - do you want to become an assessor in a vocational training setting or in the workplace. Then this theory unit could make you more attractive to the prospective employer. It's one unit from the suite of assessor units, the others being actual assessing of competence in the workplace and assessessing vocationally related achievement. The Unit doesn't qualify you as a full assessor but it's a compulsory unit to gain the full qualification. The theory unit is completed via distance support and by researching a course reference book which will be supplied to you. (Value £16.50). You will need to research and write up the answers to 25 separate pieces of performance criteria that make up the unit. When you start I can go through the unit with you on Zoom if that will help you. Achieving this unit would encourage a Registered Centre to put you on their books as a trainee assessor, opening the door to work as a trainee assessor and the opportunity to complete the further units as appropriate. Note this unit can also be credited via RPL toward the Level 3 Award in Education and Training should you wish to achieve that teaching award in the future. (I also supply that award).
You will be registered for this award with either QNUK or Highfield.
If you apply yourself you should be able to complete this unit quite quickly.
A electronic and verifiable unit certificate will be issued by the Awarding Organisation once the unit is completed.
(If you are within a commute of me (I'm Warrington in the Northwest) then additional assessor units are also possible eg: Vocational Assessor or Workplace Comptence Assessor, or both, you could qualify as a full assessor for NVQ/apprenticeships etc. You would need access to at least 2 learners though which you can assess.
Who is this course for?
Over 19 years - and for those who want to become an assessor in a vocational training setting or in the workplace.
Requirements
19 years = and Level 2 in English, Maths and ideally ICT. You will with support write up a assignment to evidence this unit. Access to a PC/laptop will be needed.
Career path
NVQ Assessor, Teacher units - Level 3 Award in Education and Training, IQA Units etc. I can asssit with these
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