Using Other Parties in Evidence Collection: How-To!
Course
Lets share the load - Using other parties effectively for evidence collection!
A detailed look at the use of other parties in the evidence collection process.
We explore where the use of other parties - commonly for Third Party Reporting in the assessment process - is often going wrong, causing significant assessment angst, and how to ensure a streamlined, robust approach for effective use of other parties by your Assessor team.
And we're providing vetr's Other Party Observation Report (Third Party Report) Template for you to use -
follow along & document your evidence collection tool during the course!
Free! for VET PD Series subscribers - Register via your vetr portal dashboard.
30 minutes in duration.
210+ course registrations
What we'll cover
Overview of the use of other parties
Who is an appropriate party?
How evidence collection should be implemented to support the Rules of Evidence
Key tips & tricks to meet minimum compliance requirements, and for effective use of other parties
Clear & precise information
I found very useful the reminder throughout the presentation of Rules of Evidence
Tips for what to write in documentation for 3rd party collection!
Information is well presented
Allowed us to improve our TPR Template
Great session again
Participant feedback
Confirm your understanding of current terms, definitions & requirements.
A Statement of Completion is available on completion of course activities.
CORE AREAS
ASSESSMENT (Revised SRTO) - INCLUDING COMPETENCY-BASED ASSESSMENT (SRTO2015)
- Conduct Assessment
- Prepare candidates
- Collect evidence
- Make assessment judgement
- Validation
- Prepare for validation activities
- Participate in assessment validation
EXTENSION AREAS
ASSESSMENT (Revised SRTO) - INCLUDING COMPETENCY-BASED ASSESSMENT (SRTO2015)
- Plan and Design Assessment
- Plan assessment tool
- Design assessment tool
- Develop assessment tool
Here is the course outline:
Template: Other Party Observation Report (Third Party Report)
2 min
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Key terms & definitions
8 min
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Implementation factors to consider
33 min
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Completion
The following statements are received when the course is completed:
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Statement of Completion |