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Your <strong>Guide</strong> to Being a CACHE <strong>Centre</strong><br />

Assessing portfolio of evidence<br />

Each unit is divided into learning outcomes. These are defined as:<br />

• Competence and skills based<br />

• Knowledge and understanding based.<br />

Competence/skills-based learning outcomes generally begin with ‘Be able to’ and the associated assessment criteria<br />

will predominantly reflect that the evidence must be observable.<br />

For most CACHE qualifications this is normally within the learner’s work role in a real work environment, but <strong>Centre</strong>s<br />

should always check the specific unit guidance.<br />

Knowledge/understanding-based learning outcomes generally begin with ‘Know’, ‘Understand’ or ‘Know<br />

how to’.<br />

<strong>Centre</strong>s should always check the specific unit guidance for the unit they are assessing.<br />

Combining both competence and knowledge by using oral questions and answers and or professional discussion<br />

maybe used alongside assessing competence in order to assess that the learner has the knowledge as well as the<br />

competence to perform the task.<br />

Flowchart for Holistic Assessment of Portfolio Evidence<br />

Stage 1<br />

Identifying assessors who are occupational and knowledgeable for<br />

assessing the appropriate unit<br />

Stage 2<br />

Planning holistic assessment when undertaking more than one unit<br />

Stage 3<br />

Providing learners with appropriate assessors as soon as the<br />

delivery of the qualification starts<br />

Stage 4<br />

Planning Individualised learning that includes knowledge and skills<br />

competencies. Assessment cycle ~ planning, evidence production,<br />

feedback & review<br />

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