Yes.
Assessing is NOT about producing perfect forms or writing wonderful essays. Assessing is about helping someone to prove that they are competent and then persuading the rest of your team that you have made that judgement in accordance with the appropriate criteria.
You do need a basic level of literacy to be able to complete the required paperwork but we help many, many people to become Assessors even though they are dyslexic or just don't enjoy filling out paperwork.
"It's not Shakespeare" - Simon 2010
Putting the T in TAQA
There was a time when ALL Trainers working for Government subsidised schemes were required to be qualified as Trainers which meant achievin...
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There was a time when ALL Trainers working for Government subsidised schemes were required to be qualified as Trainers which meant achievin...
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Welcome to the A1 Assessment blog, it's purpose is to keep you up to date with developments in the Assessing world, help with your CPD a...
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The Regulated Qualifications Framework (RQF) is the latest oin a series of frameworks that started way back at the NVQ (National Vocational ...