AMAP for
Revision of Tranzqual ITO AMAP
Tranzqual ITO has revised the Accreditation
and Moderation Action Plan (AMAP) above.
Date new version published
October 2007
The next AMAP review is planned
to take place during 2011.
Reason for the revision
To ensure accreditation information is
accurate and up to date, and that the revised moderation system is outlined in
the moderation information.
Compliance with new
requirements
Accreditation requirements will apply with effect from November 2007.
Moderation system requirements will apply with effect from January 2008.
Accredited organisations will be audited for
compliance with AMAP requirements from January 2008
onwards.
Main changes resulting from the
revision
·
Format, headings and terminology updated to
meet NZQA template requirements
ACCREDITATION INFORMATION
(AI)
Areas of shared
responsibility
·
A statement specifying that InfraTrain New
Zealand will be involved with any accreditation applications for unit standards
16701-16703 has been included.
·
Existing statements have been amended to
clarify requirements.
Regulatory issues
·
This section has been deleted and
accreditation information for unit standards that state Land
Transport NZ involvement has been included in the 'industry or
sector-specificâ' requirements for accreditation.
Industry or sector-specific requirements for
accreditation
·
Criterion One - paragraph included in
relation to Land Transport NZ requirements.
·
Criterion Three - minimum assessor
requirements for the Heavy Haulage domain included.
·
Criterion Six - arrangements for the Heavy
Haulage domain included.
·
Criterion Seven - a requirement that
self-developed assessment material at level 3 and above must be pre-approved by
Tranzqual ITO has been included.
·
Criterion Seven - a paragraph included in
relation to assessment materials for unit standards that
state Land Transport NZ involvement.
·
Criterion Eight - reworded to clarify
Tranzqual ITO (not NZQA) reporting requirements.
MODERATION INFORMATION
(MI)
Moderation System
·
The new moderation system has been outlined
in this section.