Take a detailed look at how Currency is applied in Competency-Based Assessment

We explore practical examples of ensuring your operations are collecting current evidence for assessment.

What is meant by 'the very recent past?' How can direct evidence support currency?

We'll discuss how to ensure the evidence you collect, regardless of assessment method, is current with key tips & strategies to support currency in your assessment approaches & assessment tools. 

Free! for VET PD Series subscribers - Register via your vetr portal dashboard.

30 minutes in duration.

  250+  course registrations

What we'll cover

  Currency, evidence & assessment methods

  Using direct evidence to support currency

  Unpacking what is meant by present or the very recent past

  Tips & tricks for your assessments, with practical examples 

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CORE AREAS

ASSESSMENT (Revised SRTO) - INCLUDING COMPETENCY-BASED ASSESSMENT (SRTO2015)

• Validation
  
  • Prepare for validation activities
  • Participate in assessment validation

EXTENSION AREAS

ASSESSMENT (Revised SRTO) - INCLUDING COMPETENCY-BASED ASSESSMENT (SRTO2015)

• Recognition of Prior Learning
  
  • Determine candidate recognition needs
  • Develop customised recognition plan
  • Prepare RPL kit for applicant
  • Collect RPL evidence
• Plan and Design Assessment
  
  • Prepare to develop assessment tool
  • Plan assessment tool
  • Design assessment tool
  • Develop assessment tool
• Conduct Online Assessment
  
  • Prepare to assess in online environment
  • Administer online assessment
  • Make assessment decision of evidence submitted online
• Lead moderation & validation
  
  • Prepare for assessment moderation
  • Lead assessment moderation