It is the role of assessors to connect a student to the final result. Learners' abilities and competencies are assessed, and constructive feedback is offered directly in the form of support and remediation to ensure that the learner understands what it takes to accomplish the targeted learning outcome. After completing the assessor training course, they are responsible for judging whether or not a learner is competent in a certain topic or learning objective. It is their job to ensure that students receive a high-quality education and training by creating and training expert decision-makers and judges.
An assessor's responsibilities include the following:
The first step in becoming a qualified assessor is to complete an accredited Assessor Course at a recognised learning institution, after which you will get an Assessor Certificate of Competence and a Statement of Results (SOR). To become a constituent assessor, you must first apply to join an ETQA.
Quality assessor training is the first step in becoming an assessor. A Portfolio of Evidence can be submitted for examination by WPiAM, which offers the best Assessor Courses in Australia. To begin the evaluation process, please contact us as soon as possible.