• Access Duration: 12 Months
• Awarded by: Focus Awards  
• Credit Value: 15
• Guided Learning Hours(GLH): 84
• Total Qualification Time(TQT): 150
• Qualification Level: 3
• Qualification Number: 601/6104/8 
• UCAS Points: 8 
• National Availability: England, Northern Ireland, International 

• Identify the main ideas and methods used in assessing learners in vocational and workplace settings. 
• Create assessment plans that match the needs of learners and meet official requirements. 
• Be prepared to confidently carry out vocational assessments. 
• Identify areas where learners need support and give helpful, constructive feedback. 
• Keep track of the assessment process to make sure it follows both organisational and regulatory rules. 
• Record and organise assessment decisions clearly and methodically. 

• Trainers
• Teachers
• Workplace supervisors or managers
• Professionals involved in vocational programmes
• Those responsible for staff development
• Individuals working in further education

Completing this Level 3 Certificate in Assessing Vocational Achievement will give you the opportunity to take on a rewarding and recognised role in various settings such as teaching, lecturing, education, training centres, and workplace environments. This qualification is in-demand, making it a good choice to develop your career as a vocational assessor. Given below are some career prospects you can achieve with the annual salary range. (Source: UK Glassdoor) 

• Internal Verifier – £75,000 (approximately) 
• Teacher – £46,000 (approximately) 
• Instructor – £38,000 (approximately) 
• Assessor – £36,000 (approximately) 
• Trainer - £35,000 (approximately) 

• Learners should be 19 years and above.
• There are no formal prerequisites to take this course; however, learners should have a Level 2 in literacy and numeracy or an equivalent.  
• Have access to 2 learners whom you can assess and 1 expert witness who can attest to your skills.

You can complete this course in just a few months or take up to a year; it’s flexible to suit your schedule. Most learners finish within 6 months, but if you have more time to study or relevant experience, you may complete it sooner. You will receive full support for 12 months, so you can work at a pace that’s right for you. 

• Portfolio of Evidence: You must submit a portfolio to showcase your practical skills and experience. This portfolio of evidence will explain your level of competency and your understanding of all learning outcomes related to each unit. You will be assessed internally by a tutor at South London College who will give you constructive feedback to help you succeed in your assessment.
• Direct Observation: You must undergo one direct observation of your work as an assessor. The observation can take place at your job or in a voluntary placement. You need to show your skills and provide clear evidence that you are ready to work as an assessor. You further need to assess two different learners and submit evidence of these assessments. 
• Witness Testimony: A colleague must give an expert witness statement confirming how you carried out the assessments.
• Assessor Support: We provide full assessor support. You can contact us by telephone, WhatsApp, at our online discussion forums, through email, and web chats. 

If you have any questions relating to the assessment process, you can contact us by clicking on the ‘Enquire Now’ button. 

Your Next Steps in Academic Progression

• Level 4 Award in Understanding the Internal Quality Assurance of Assessment (RQF) 
• Level 4 Award in the Internal Quality Assurance of Assessment Processes and Practices (RQF) 
• Level 4 Certificate in Leading the Internal Quality Assurance of Assessment Processes and Practices (RQF) 
• Level 4 or 5 Diploma in Education and Training (RQF) 

The Office of Qualifications and Examinations Regulation (Ofqual) is a non-ministerial government department that regulates qualifications, exams, and assessments in England. Ofqual ensures that all qualifications offered by recognised awarding organisations meet national standards, so you can trust that any Ofqual-regulated certificate is high quality and widely recognised by employers and universities.   

RQF

The Regulated Qualifications Framework (RQF) is a system used in England, Northern Ireland, and Wales to categorise and regulate qualifications by level and size. The RQF has 9 levels, starting from entry level to level 8. The purpose of RQF is to make it easier for learners and employers to understand what each qualification level means.  

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