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These are the three units required through Standard 7 of the
Australian Quality Training Framework (AQTF) which you will need
to complete from the Certificate IV in Training and Assessment
(TAA40104) to become a qualified Workplace Assessor:
- TAAASS401C: Plan and Organise Assessment
- TAAASS402C: Assess Competence
- TAAASS404B: Participate in Assessment Validation
Through our Workplace Assessor course Corelink also gives you
the opportunity to complete the fourth assessment unit as a complimentary
upgrade:
- TAAASS403B: Develop Assessment Tools
This is an oportunity for you to further your skills and knowledge
beyond the minimum standard.
Learning Strategies
People who do this course will learn how to:
- Conduct an on-the-job assessment
- Modify an assessment tool
- Write an assessment plan
- Make assessment decisions
- Document assessment outcomes
- Write a report on the effectiveness of assessment tools with
recommendations on how to improve them
These learning outcomes are achieved by a combination of:
- Computer based learning
- Experiential learning
- Workbook activities
How can this be taught onsite at my organisation?
Onsite training is tailored to suit your organisation. You can
have a maximum of 14 people in your very own workshop for a low
daily rate. Please call us on 1800 880 224 or fill out the enquiries
form.
How is assessment conducted?
For these three units, the student needs to submit for assessment:
- Three assessments under observation where the student must
be directly observed conducting assessments by a qualified,
experienced assessor
- Supporting documentation for the above project
- Answers to Underpinning Knowledge Questions
Students' knowledge will also be monitored by their Coach
Time Frames
The qualification is extensively more detailed and robust that
the previous qualification. The face-to-face course cannot be
delivered in less than 4 days with pre-work. We anticipate a part-time
coached distance Training Plan would take from between four to
six weeks to complete. Some students may wish to take longer.
We set a maximum time frame of six months.
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