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Your <strong>Guide</strong> to Being a CACHE <strong>Centre</strong><br />
05: Preparation and Implementation<br />
of assessment, moderation and<br />
quality assurance<br />
You will be supported by your Customer Quality<br />
Advisor or one of our Subject Specialist to plan<br />
and implement the following:<br />
Planning for internally assessed assignments<br />
Submission dates are set for mandatory internally<br />
assessed assignments. You will be responsible for<br />
publishing the submission date for each internal<br />
assignment and ensuring that it is communicated<br />
to and understood by the learners. We also<br />
recommended that you have systems in place to<br />
cover circumstances where learners do not meet<br />
the submission date.<br />
Marking internally assessed assignments<br />
Internally assessed assignments are marked and<br />
internally moderated or quality assured within your<br />
<strong>Centre</strong>. Some are accompanied by grading criteria<br />
to assist learners and tutors in the interpretation of<br />
the assignment and the levels required. Where a<br />
grading sheet is supplied it must be used to ensure<br />
that there is a standard approach to the collection<br />
of evidence.<br />
Each assignment should be marked in accordance<br />
with the CACHE grading criteria and will be<br />
awarded a grade on the scale of A*–E,<br />
Pass/Merit/Distinction, or Pass only, according to<br />
the qualification. Where appropriate, the overall<br />
number of points achieved for each unit<br />
determines the grade category for the whole<br />
qualification. The learner's copy of the overall<br />
grading structure is in the Qualification<br />
Specification. Grading sheets can be found in the<br />
Qualification Specification on the back of the Unit<br />
Submission Form.<br />
Concise and meaningful comments written in ink<br />
should be provided for the learner. They may be<br />
written on the learner's paper if this is in<br />
accordance with the marking policy of your <strong>Centre</strong>.<br />
You should retain a copy of the comments made to<br />
the learner. These may be required<br />
if a learner's work is lost or for external quality<br />
assurance purposes.<br />
Moderating internally assessed assignments<br />
You will be supported to:<br />
• Produce an internal moderation procedure for<br />
moderating internally marked work<br />
• Appoint an Internal Moderator to ensure that the<br />
<strong>Centre</strong>'s internal moderation procedure is met<br />
and appropriate standards are upheld. Internal<br />
moderators have a responsibility to ensure that<br />
markers mark according to the assessment<br />
criteria outlined in the CACHE guidance (See<br />
Internal Moderation flow chart below)<br />
“<br />
Internally<br />
assessed<br />
assignments<br />
are marked<br />
and internally<br />
moderated<br />
within your<br />
<strong>Centre</strong>.<br />
“<br />
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