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Why do self-assessment?
Improving educational performance
Effective self-assessment is an important contributor to improving educational performance. It enables an organisation to identify its strengths and weaknesses.
A requirement for maintaining registration
Private training establishments (PTEs) are required to undertake self-assessment and engage in external evaluation and review (EER) as part of the criteria and policies for registration as a PTE set under the Education Act 1989.