Location
Workplace
Location
Wakefield College
Level
Level 3
Start Date
Flexible
Duration
15-18 months
Mode of Study
Apprenticeship
Course Overview
The broad purpose of this occupation is to assess candidates against agreed
standards of competence using a range of assessment methods. The learning
and skills assessor will plan, conduct assessment activities and record and
report on assessment decisions to the learner and other relevant stakeholders.
They will support the progression of the learner through feedback of assessment
decisions, setting of ongoing realistic learning goals and referral to other
professionals if required. They will contribute to the quality cycle of the
organisation and actively contribute to standardisation and moderation of
assessment decisions. The learning and skills assessor will be committed to
their own continual professional development to maintain occupational competency
in their sector. They will typically work in an environment in their
organisation where they are assessing competency. They will work in a variety of
locations and environments including practical vocational settings where
activity may be undertaken face to face or remotely.
What you will Study
You will study the role, responsibilities of the assessor and how to plan, communicate, management assessment, assess learner evidence, provide feedback and contribute towards the quality assurance process.
How you will Learn
You will learn in the workplace, during one-to-one meetings with your assessor and through development feedback following observation of performance.
How you will be Assessed
You will be assigned an assessor who will carry out observations and plan assessment strategies throughout the duration of your course.
Entry Requirements
Apprentices without level 2 English and maths will need to achieve this level prior to taking the End-Point Assessment. For those with an education, health and care plan or a legacy statement, the apprenticeship’s English and maths minimum requirement is Entry Level 3. A British Sign Language (BSL) qualification is an alternative to the English qualification for those whose primary language is BSL.
Attendance Expectations
Attendance requirements will be discussed at induction. Learner meeting will be conducted via MS teams.
Fee Information
Please contact the Apprenticeship Team 01924 789469 for details.
Financial Support Information
For more detailed information on financial support please contact the Financial Support Team on 01924 789283.
Career Opportunities
The Learning Skills Assessor may be eligible to progress onto a full teaching role within an education and training provider organisation.
How to Apply
Please complete an apprenticeship application form.
If you require an application form please contact Course Information on 01924 789111 or The Apprenticeship Team on 01924 789469.
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Apprenticeship
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Childcare, Early Years & Childhood Studies
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Teacher Training
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Apprenticeships
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19+
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