Anybody who wants to use their knowledge and skills to assess Apprenticeships and NVQ’s. For example, you could be a plumber, a hairdresser or a retail assistant. People looking to change their career could become assessors or people who want to share their skills and knowledge.

Do I need any qualifications to do the course?

You need a good standard of English and at least two years experience in your chosen field of work.

Where can I work when I have my award?

When you have qualified, you can find work in colleges of Higher Education or you could work for a training provider. Other options are becoming a self-employed assessor or you could do the Award in Education and Training course and become a teacher in a college.

Course Delivery

Outline

There are 3 units in the Level 3 Certificate in Assessing Vocational Achievement

Unit 1 Understanding Principles and Practices of Assessment

Unit 2 Assessing Vocational Skills, Knowledge and Understanding

Speaker/s

You will be allocated a personal tutor to support you throughout your course

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Elite Training, Assessing and Development CIC is a non-profit organisation founded in September 2012 to meet the employment needs of the youth and people in the community (North West of England) and bridge the gap in employability skills, in response to the demands of a changing workforce. We endeavour to be widely recognised as a leading provider of high quality Employability Skills, Apprenticeships and Vocational training and workforce development service. Elite Assessing, Training & Development aims to promote, develop and provide quality training. In 2013 Elite Training were finalists in the Wigan Business Awards in the Business Start Up Category and now have branches in Wolverhampton and London.

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