Assessor Guide [PDF] - Competenz

Dealing with ‘not yet competent’ results
A „not yet competent‟ judgement means that the assessor will need to organise a meeting to
discuss their results with the candidate, and how and when they will be re-assessed.
Re-assessment involves completing only the evidence that was insufficient and/or
incomplete. There will be parts of the candidate‟s assessment guide that were completed
fully and are „competent‟. It is only the tasks that were not completed sufficiently (fully and to
the standard) that need to be re-assessed.
Any work that is redone will need to be completed on a new copy of the task in the
assessment guide, including dates and signatures.
Be sure, as the assessor, to give clear instructions and feedback to the candidate on what
they need to do.
Handy Hint
A candidate does have the right to appeal (question) your judgement.
Refer to the section on „appeals‟ in this guide for more detail.
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