Workplace Assessor

Assessors are central to maintaining workplace first aid as they play a key role in supporting trainees throughout the training and assessment process.

You'll learn how to work within the policies and procedures of your employing organisation to ensure you and the learner are adequately resourced and that moderation and other quality management systems are in place.

Mask wearing, social distancing and contact tracing may be required depending on alert levels at the time of course.
Please read the full course information and prerequisites before booking. First aid courses are non-refundable.

Please refer to our training terms & conditions.

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Assessors are central to maintaining workplace first aid as they play a key role in supporting trainees throughout the training and assessment process.

In this course, our in-depth lessons and scenario-based activities will give you:

the skills to evaluate a trainee's skills, knowledge and competence in the workplace against the requirements of unit standards from the New Zealand Qualifications Framework (NZQF)

a Workplace Assessor certificate

First aid courses are non-refundable. Please refer to our training terms & conditions.

Course Content

We'll teach you how to be a workplace assessor who will:

Plan assessments with learners and others involved in the assessment process

Guide learners on how best to collect evidence of their competence

Assess learners’ evidence against unit standard requirements

Provide feedback and advise on results and arrange for re-assessment if necessary

Report results to the relevant Industry Training Organisations (ITO)

Maintain records of assessment activities and results

Participate in moderation activities

Prerequisites & requirements

Attendees must be:

over 14 years of age
able to complete assessments in English
working for a training workplace
first aid courses are non-refundable - please refer to our Ts & Cs for more details.

Please note: Following the in-class training session, it is expected that you will follow up with the post-course requirements (up to 80 hours) including supervised learner assessments against the unit standards. Further details on these post-course requirements and portfolio submission will be explained in class.