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Guide for Developing Assessment Tools - National Skills Standards ...

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NQC | <strong>Guide</strong> <strong>for</strong> developing assessment toolsComponent Feature Generic applicationRecording The type of in<strong>for</strong>mation that The following in<strong>for</strong>mation should be recorded and maintained:requirements needs to be recorded and The Observation Form (<strong>for</strong> validation and/or moderationhow it is to be recorded and purposes);stored, including duration.Samples of completed <strong>for</strong>ms of varying levels of quality(<strong>for</strong> moderation purposes);Summary Results of each candidate per<strong>for</strong>mance on theObservation Forms as well as recommendations <strong>for</strong> futureassessment and/or training etc in accordance with theorganisation’s record keeping policy; andThe outcomes of validation and moderation meetingsshould also be recorded in accordance with theorganisation’s requirements. The overall assessmentresult should be recorded electronically on theorganisation’s candidate record keeping managementsystem.Reporting For each key stakeholder, the Candidate: Overall decision and recommendations <strong>for</strong> anyrequirements reporting requirements future training. Progress toward qualification and/orshould be specified andgrades/competencies achieved;linked to the purpose of the Trainer: Recommendations <strong>for</strong> future trainingassessment.requirements; andWorkplace Supervisor: <strong>Assessment</strong> results andcompetencies achieved.GUIDE FOR DEVELOPING ASSESSMENT TOOLS PAGE 12

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