Level 4 IQA (RQF)

For only £250 you can complete this high-quality course.

We care that everybody has an equal opportunity to take these courses and go into the career that they desire, so we are offering qualifications for a smaller, more affordable fee.

This qualification is suitable for you if you wish to obtain the Internal Verifier / Moderator role and quality assure assessors and assessment.
The Level 4 Award (previously V1 award) in the Internal Quality Assurance of Assessment Processes and Practice (IQA) is a 12 credit and 90 guided learning hour qualification consisting of 2 mandatory units. (Identified in the Course Structure.)

This qualification replaces the V1. It is part of the new suite of qualifications for assessors, internal quality assurers (IQA).
This qualification is required for:
Verifiers involved in National Vocational Qualifications (NVQs) for the next three years. Those who deliver these qualifications will need to be qualified to meet the requirements of the NVQ Code of Practice and Sector Skills Councils assessment strategies.
Quality assurance staff who deliver QCF qualifications that use the term ‘NVQ’ in their title will also need these qualifications.
Some staff, who are quality assuring qualifications within the QCF framework that do not use the term ‘NVQ’ in their titles. Those whose purpose is to confirm occupational competence, will need to hold this IQA qualification.

This qualification will be helpful for teachers in schools who deliver vocational qualifications with applied learning. Such as BTEC Firsts and Nationals.

Course Structure

Unit 1: Understanding Principles and Practices of Internally Assuring the Quality of Assessment which provides the opportunity to relate underpinning knowledge and understanding to practice of internal quality assurance. Sharing knowledge and experience with peers and colleagues provides an opportunity both to share good practice and to reflect on assessment approaches.
Unit 2: This unit will give you the opportunity to apply the principles and requirements of internal quality assurance to a real working context and identify ways in which to develop and improve your practice.

Assessment must focus on real work activities, so that naturally occurring evidence can be assessed.
The range of direct evidence MUST include:

monitoring of a minimum of TWO assessors
assessment of a minimum of TWO candidates per assessor
observation of practice
examination of products of work
questioning
These can be supplemented, where necessary, with professional discussion, reflective accounts or witness statements.

This qualification can lead to employment in the quality assurance sector.

All of our qualifications are fully accredited, so you will be able to add your qualifications to your CV and Resume, helping you to stand out from others when applying from a job role.

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