Assessor course

This course is for people who assess or intend to assess candidates against unit standards and/or qualifications. People who have done this course will be able to conduct assessments within their fields of expertise in line with the criteria for the registration of assessors.

This workshop is based on the SAQA-registered unit standard 115753 - Plan and Conduct Outcomes Based Assessments, NQF Level 5 with 15 credits.

Workshop learning objectives
In preparing for assessment against Unit Standard 115753, participants will learn how to:
• Demonstrate an understanding of outcomes based assessments
• Prepare for assessment
• Conduct assessments
• Provide feedback on assessments
• Review assessments

Our workshop learning activities and materials also address the following:
• An overview of the NQF system of SAQA, and the Skills Development Act
• Assessment principles and methods
• Assessment implementation and procedures
• Feedback after assessment and documentation required
• Evidence of competence
• Recognition of prior learning implementation
• Portfolio preparation
• Assessment systems

Workshop methodology

Learners are required to participate fully in group and individual learning activities throughout the workshop. Furthermore, learners are encouraged at all times to identify and express their specific learning needs and also to contribute to the pool of knowledge from their own experience.

Assessment
During the workshop, participants will be briefed on how to prepare and present a portfolio of evidence for assessment against the unit standard.

As soon as a candidate assessor is found to be competent, and once endorsement has been received from the ETDP SETA, we will issue the necessary certificate. This certificate will be accepted by all ETQAs should you wish to register as an assessor.

Setting up assessment systems

SMAB Training Institute is available to assist with the setting up of assessment systems within the workplace as well as with the implementation and facilitation of Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) processes.

Recognition of prior learning

Learner assessors who have attended an assessment training course or have learned to assess through experience, can apply to us for assistance to recognize their prior learning and to receive a certificate after assessment.

The assessment assignment
The assessment assignment consists of doing an assessment against a unit standard in your field. This assessment is recorded using our portfolio of evidence framework.

The role of the assessor
The role of the assessor is to assess a learner's competence against standards and qualifications registered on the NQF, using pre-designed instruments. An assessor must do this in a manner that is fair, valid, reliable, and practicable and without bias or discrimination.

What is a registered assessor?
A registered assessor is someone who:
• is competent against the generic unit standard 115753 Plan and Conduct Outcome Based Assessments, and
• Meets the relevant ETQA assessor registration requirements.
This means the assessor must be qualified and experienced to assess within a specific field of learning and/or work.

Who should be trained as assessors?

The following people need to be trained as assessors:
• Anyone who needs to become a registered assessor.
• Line staff responsible for assessment in the workplace (such as supervisors).
• HR and HRD practitioners.
• Trainers
• Human resource managers
• Supervisors
• Facilitators
• Coaches
• Work place assessors
• Anyone who needs to achieve an NQF-registered ETDP or HR-related qualification, as this qualification requires competence in the generic unit standard ASSMT01 Plan and Conduct Assessment of Learning Outcomes.

Unit standards 115753 - Plan and conduct outcomes based assessments

Includes facilitation, assessment, materials, certification

NB: 50% IS REQUIRED WHEN BOOKING, AND THE BALANCE IS PAID ON THE COMMENCEMENT DAY,
A DISCOUNT OF 30% IS GIVEN TO AN ORGANISATION HAVING 5 DELEGATES AND ABOVE
Please complete the attached form and fax it to 012 341 8930 three days before the training. Late registrations will be considered in the following training session as indicated on the training calendar.

Date: 04 August 2010 to 06 August 2010
Venue: 523 Church Street 4th floor Provisus Building, Pretoria
Cost: R 3500 (bulk discount can be arranged)

More info:

523 Church Street 4th floor Provisus Building
S.MAB Training Institute
Tel: 012 755 9820
info@smabtraining.co.za



 
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