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Review of Assessment of Learning unit standards
Closed 31 May 2017
NZQA National Qualifications Services invites feedback on 11 new and reviewed unit standards in the Assessment of Learning domain.
Following the listing of new qualifications in Assessment in February 2016, a suite of seven unit standards has been developed, comprising both new and reviewed standards. This is to ensure there is a pathway suitable for those who wish to use unit standards as assessment tools in programmes towards the new qualifications. The opportunity was also taken to review four other standards from the Assessment of Learning domain.
This review is linked to the development of standards for the Adult and Tertiary Teaching qualifications and has taken place alongside the review of Adult Education and Training and Generic Education and Training standards.
Important note: These draft standards are for consultation purposes only. No assessment can occur against these standards until the listed versions are published.
New and reviewed unit standards
|
Level 4 |
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|---|---|---|
|
ID |
Credits |
Title |
|
4098 |
Proposed to expire and be replaced by new standard 4–1 |
|
|
7106 |
6 |
Prepare learning plans and provide guidance for individual adult learners |
|
11281 |
Proposed to expire and be replaced by new standard 4–1 |
|
|
18203 |
Proposed to expire and be replaced by new standard 4–3 |
|
|
4–1 |
15 |
Conduct assessments against standards to make judgements of learner performance |
|
4–2 |
15 |
Participate in the quality assurance of assessment |
|
4–3 |
10 |
Participate in assessment processes as a verifier |
|
Level 5 |
||
|---|---|---|
|
ID |
Credits |
Title |
|
7095 |
6 |
Develop and facilitate individualised adult learning plans |
|
7114 |
8 |
Coach adult learner(s) |
|
Level 6 |
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|---|---|---|
|
ID |
Credits |
Title |
|
7109 |
9 |
Develop and review an organisational learning culture for adults |
|
6–1 |
15 |
Critically evaluate current and emerging assessment practices and frameworks for application in education or training |
|
6–2 |
20 |
Design and use complex and innovative assessment |
|
6–3 |
10 |
Evaluate design and use of complex and innovative assessments |
|
6–4 |
15 |
Provide leadership to another practitioner(s) to enhance their adult education and training practice |
See the landscapes below for the relationship between the standards and the New Zealand Certificate in Assessment Practice (Level 4), and the New Zealand Certificate in Assessment (Advanced Practitioner) (Level 6):
Feedback
We invite comment on any aspect of these developed and reviewed standards. Please send your responses to nqs@nzqa.govt.nz by the closing date.
The feedback will be used by the panel to further develop the standards to ensure that they meet the needs of the sector.
Further information
Updates will be posted at Review of Assessment of Learning unit standards webpage.
Thank you in advance for your help. We look forward to hearing from you.