Assessor Guide [PDF] - Competenz

„consent to
assess‟ is the new
term for
„accreditation‟.
AMAPs are
created by the
SSB and give
guidance around
quality assurance
criteria for the unit
and its
assessment.
(Source: Notes against the unit standard made by Competenz, 2010)
Range statements
Assessors should note where the range statement is placed on the unit standard. If written:
Also take note of:
In the „Special notes‟ / „Explanatory notes‟ section, the range statement
applies to all outcomes (element and performance criteria) in the unit standard.
Immediately below an element / outcome statement, it applies to all
performance criteria / evidence requirements in that one element / outcome.
Immediately below a performance criterion / evidence requirement, it
applies to that PC / ER only.
The language used in the range.
• If it says „must include‟ or „include‟, or simply lists items, all of the items in
the range must be assessed. The candidate must show evidence for all
the items in the range.
• If it says „may include, but is not limited to‟, the items in the range are a
guide and not all have to be assessed against. The candidate can show
some of those listed in the range, along with other applicable
industry/company standard items.
Evidence requirements around how many range items or tasks must be used /
demonstrated by the candidate.
Assessor Guide, Ed. 2 Page 19