RTO evidence gathering comes in many shapes and forms. The third-party reports in this post is not where you need a contract with someone else. It is as simple as having someone in the workplace gather some of your evidence. When developing assessment evidence within your RTO to be collected it usually falls into three […]
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RTO Assessment includes the assessor being assured that the learner has the skills, knowledge and attributes as described in the module or unit of competency and associated assessment requirements. If substantial portions of the evidence submitted are gathered through independent study (e.g. assignments or projects) rather than direct observation, you could be jeopardising your Rules of evidence. Rules
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Recently there has been a trend of people contacting us to assist with fixing their evidence they have submitted to extend scope, and found they are non-compliant. We have been called in, been able to see the evidence submitted from a subjective point of view and being able to guide the client towards compliance. Here
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There are a number of steps we need to think about when reviewing our assessment tools. The tools you are reviewing can be purchased from a commercial provider, or developed by your internal gurus within the RTO. To assist you with the review of your tools I have developed a simple list of 9 points
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Verify that the person you are enrolling, training and assessing is the same person that will be issued with a qualification or statement of attainment. This can be particularly challenging if you deliver distance training, including through online methods, where there are more opportunities for learners to submit the work of others than there are in a ‘traditional’
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Spring brings with it many forms of cleansing. Washing the house from door to door, clearing out hard rubbish, cleaning out files in the office…Well this is what Ia m up to! So with in mind I thought I would send you a few tips on areas to concentrate on within your RTO. Here are
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It’s never too late to start over. If you weren’t happy with yesterday, try something different today. Don’t stay stuck. Do better. The RTO is ultimately responsible for ensuring quality training and assessment within their organisation and scope of registration, regardless of any third party arrangements where training and/or assessment is delivered on their behalf
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While there is no prescription as to how trainers and assessors must maintain their currency in industry skills, it is the responsibility of your RTO to retain evidence that shows:• your trainers’ and assessors’ current industry skills and knowledge, and• that trainer and assessor knowledge directly relates to the training and/or assessment they are providing.
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Ensure that evidence gathered ‘belongs’ to the learner being assessed and provides evidence of that person’s skills and knowledge. Make sure your evidence-gathering and assessment judgement processes ensure that all requirements are suitably and sufficiently addressed in the evidence-gathering and are used in the judgement process.
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A successful marketing plan can help you reach your target market, boost your customer base and, ultimately, increase your bottom line. It also helps you develop products and services that meet the needs of your target market. Marketing planning can seem daunting and time-consuming, but the good news is that you don’t have to start
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