Delivery of Training and Assessment Sample Clauses

Delivery of Training and Assessment. 3.1 The School is responsible for placing the student within a BROEC programme. BROEC has an internal registered Skills Active Assessors. 3.2 Pre-assessment moderated resource material must be used for all School and Industry programmes. Resources will be supplied by BROEC. 3.3 BROEC will be responsible for the delivery and assessment of the programme. A Skills Active Registered Assessor must carry out the assessment of student competency. 3.4 Evidence verifiers can be used by the assessors to support the collection of evidence of student competency 3.5 Once the Skills Active Registered Assessor has confirmed achievement of standards, the School may use Skills Active’s provider code to log student results within the school’s internal student management system and to report student results to NZQA. The Skills Active provider code will be sent to the school with a counter‐signed copy of this MoU. Skills Active will verify all students results reported with NZQA on a quarterly basis.
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Delivery of Training and Assessment. 3.1 The School is responsible for placing the student within a Swimming New Zealand programme. Swimming New Zealand has a current Workplace Relationship Agreement (WRA), and has internal registered SNZ Skills Active Assessors. 3.2 Skills Active resource material must be used for all School and Industry programmes. Resources will be supplied by Swimming New Zealand at the course. The resources cannot be purchased under the Skills Active resource licensing arrangement. 3.3 Swimming New Zealand will be responsible for the delivery and assessment of the workplace component of the programme. A Swimming New Zealand Skills Active Registered Assessor must carry out the assessment of student competency. 3.4 Once the SNZ Skills Active Registered Assessor has confirmed achievement of standards, the School may use Skills Active’s provider code to log student results within the school’s internal student management system and to report student results to NZQA. The Skills Active provider code will be sent to the school with a counter‐ signed copy of this MoU. Skills Active will verify all students results reported with NZQA on a quarterly basis.
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Delivery of Training and Assessment. 3.1 The School is responsible for placing the student within a suitable Skills Active Snowsport workplace. A suitable workplace will be engaged with Skills Active to provide National Qualifications, with a current Workplace Relationship Agreement (WRA), and will have an internal registered Skills Active Assessor. 3.2 Skills Active resource material must be purchased and used for all School and Industry programmes. The cost of the resources is outlined in the appendix of this MoU. 3.3 The workplace will be responsible for the delivery and assessment of the workplace component of the programme. A Skills Active Registered Assessor must carry out the assessment of student competency. 3.4 Once the Skills Active Registered Assessor has confirmed achievement of standards, the School may use Skills Active’s provider code to log student results within the school’s internal student management system and to report student results to NZQA. The Skills Active provider code will be sent to the school with a counter-signed copy of this MoU. Skills Active will verify all students results reported with NZQA on a quarterly basis.
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Delivery of Training and Assessment. 3.1 The School is responsible for placing the student within a Auckland Rugby League programme. Auckland Rugby League has a current Workplace Relationship Agreement (WRA), and has internal registered SNZ Skills Active Assessors. 3.2 Skills Active resource material must be used for all School and Industry programmes. Resources will be supplied by Auckland Rugby League at the course. The resources cannot be purchased under the Skills Active resource licensing arrangement. 3.3 Auckland Rugby League will be responsible for the delivery and assessment of the workplace component of the programme. An Auckland Rugby League Skills Active Registered Assessor must carry out the assessment of student competency. 3.4 Once the Skills Active Registered Assessor has confirmed achievement of standards, the School may use Skills Active’s provider code to log student results within the school’s internal student management system and to report student results to NZQA. The Skills Active provider code will be sent to the school with a counter‐signed copy of this MoU. Skills Active will verify all students results reported with NZQA on a quarterly basis.
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Delivery of Training and Assessment. 3.1 The School is responsible for placing the student within a New Zealand Ski Instructor Alliance (NZSIA) programme. New Zealand Ski Instructor Alliance (NZSIA) has a current Workplace Relationship Agreement (WRA), and has internal registered SNZ Skills Active Assessors. 3.2 Skills Active resource material must be used for all School and Industry programmes. Resources will be supplied by New Zealand Ski Instructor Alliance (NZSIA) at the course. The resources cannot be purchased under the Skills Active resource licensing arrangement. 3.3 New Zealand Ski Instructor Alliance (NZSIA) will be responsible for the delivery and assessment of the workplace component of the programme. A New Zealand Ski Instructor Alliance (NZSIA) Skills Active Registered Assessor must carry out the assessment of student competency. 3.4 Once the SNZ Skills Active Registered Assessor has confirmed achievement of standards, the School may use Skills Active’s provider code to log student results within the school’s internal student management system and to report student results to NZQA. The Skills Active provider code will be sent to the school with a counter‐ signed copy of this MoU. Skills Active will verify all students results reported with NZQA on a quarterly basis.
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Delivery of Training and Assessment. 3.1 The parties agree that HITO resource material will be used for all programmes delivered under this agreement. 3.2 The School will ensure that, for any programme with practical components, the workplace will validate the practical components of the programme using HITO material. 3.3 HITO will assist the workplace where required to ensure practical components submitted meet programme outcomes. 3.4 HITO will register student results with NZQA on behalf of the School. 3.5 All programme materials remain the property of HITO and are not to be re-printed, sold or used outside the purposes of this agreement.
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Delivery of Training and Assessment. The duration of training will be flexible depending upon the needs of the individual however; the duration for each course must be compliant with the minimum and maximum length of time allowed within UK Government Apprenticeships Funding Rules. No apprenticeship will take less than 12 months to complete. Training, End Point Assessment, qualification and certification (as relevant), are all expected to be delivered within the duration of each apprenticeship employment contract. Training Providers are expected to use a range of appropriate methods to deliver training. Employers may require training to be delivered at various sites or using different options that best fit with the job role and apprentice needs (e.g. on site, off site, online and other blended learning). Training providers should offer at least one option of delivery method to employers; this can include a unilateral or mixed approach (e.g. off-site day release only or single/multiple block release mixed with some time embedded to the day job for on-site learning). Unless otherwise agreed with the Apprentice and the Employer, the location for training or assessment delivery will be within 45 minutes travel time of the Apprentice’s normal place of work or home address, and must be accessible by the Apprentice at minimal cost to them, by public transport. Training will be delivered in a suitable venue for the delivery of learning, accounting for individual apprentice needs as appropriate. This includes ensuring that any venue is health and safety compliant, equality and diversity friendly and fit for purpose for the specific training (e.g. including necessary equipment to aid learning). Employers will have a reasonable right to access any venue or location of Apprenticeship training delivery to ensure that delivery in practice meets the expected standard. Where the location for learning delivery is the responsibility of the Employer or any other third party (e.g. because the Apprentice is being trained at their normal place of work), the Training Provider should take reasonable steps to confirm that the venue is suitable. The health and safety of both Apprentices and staff must be maintained by the Training Provider, in particular when attending training or assessment off site from their normal place of work. All training venues should comply with relevant Health and Safety Executive policies, legislation and guidance. All training should be provided in an anti-discriminatory manner, including (...
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Delivery of Training and Assessment. 3.1 The School is responsible for placing the student within an AUSTSWIM Aotearoa programme. AUSTSWIM Aotearoa has a current Workplace Relationship Agreement (WRA), and has internal registered AUSTSWIM Skills Active Assessors. 3.2 Skills Active approved benchmarked resource material must be used for all School and Industry programmes. 3.3 AUSTSWIM Aotearoa will be responsible for the delivery and assessment of the workplace component of the programme. An AUSTSWIM Aotearoa Skills Active Registered Assessor must carry out the assessment of student competency. 3.4 Once the AUSTSWIM Skills Active Registered Assessor has confirmed achievement of standards, the School may use Skills Active’s provider code to log student results within the school’s internal student management system and to report student results to NZQA. The Skills Active provider code will be sent to the school with a counter‐signed copy of this MoU. Skills Active will verify all students results reported with NZQA on a quarterly basis.
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