The Assessment Process Simplified
Assessment is designed to measure a learner's ability to convert specific inputs
into outcomes - in other words practically apply what has been learned.
Assessment is done against registered unit standards and takes place on
course (formative), and/or after the course (summative). Once Learners have
completed an assessment by a registered Assessor, the Assessor's decision goes
through a quality control process ending at the relevant Sector Education
Training Authority (SETA).
Delegates found Competent against the unit standard being measured are
certified Certified as Competent against that specific unit standard.
Delegates found Not Yet Competent can be afforded the opportunity to be
reassessed once they have had suffucient time to internalise the required skills
levels.
Delegates who are aggrieved by the Assessors decision may follow an official Appeals Procedure.
Accreditation
Congruence Training (Pty) Ltd is accredited with the Services SETA (Nr 0522) as a provider of training and development. Click here for certificate.
All programmes offered are aligned to National Unit Standards as found on the SAQA portal.
Training may be conducted with or without formal assessment as per client requirements.
Formative assessments throughout the training test to what extent learners are able to apply skills taught.
Congruence Training offers needs analysis in the form of pre-course questionnaires to ensure that training addresses the requirements of learners and the organisation.
Assessment differs on each course depending on the nature of that course and
the unit standards to which it is aligned. Your facilitator will explain how the
relevant unit standards apply to the programme you are attending.
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