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This Online Level 4 Internal Quality Assurance (IQA) course enables you to become a qualified IQA remotely, without the need for classroom face-to-face studying. What's involved? Unit 1 This is the theoretical unit, covering the principles and practices of IQA. Our presentation with video links guides you through the criteria step by step, enabli
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This Online Level 4 Internal Quality Assurance (IQA) course enables you to become a qualified IQA remotely, without the need for classroom face-to-face studying. What's involved? Unit 1 This is the theoretical unit, covering the principles and practices of IQA. Our presentation with video links guides you through the criteria step by step, enabling you to answer the written assignment. Unit 2 You are required to produce evidence from your IQA role in your workplace, which includes monitoring the activities of two assessors. Our electronic resources and templates will guide you through the process. You will also need to be observed by a qualified IQA, so will need to ask a colleague/associate to do this for you. What you get out of it? You will gain a nationally accredited qualification, which is an excellent addition to your CV. As a qualified IQA you will be in a position to sign off portfolios and practical activities for auditing and awarding body purposes. It will demonstrate to current or future employers that you have the skills to monitor assessment decisions within an organisation, raising quality standards and standardising practice. Who's it for? This course is designed for anyone in a position of responsibility for monitoring and verifying assessment decisions. This includes: Teachers Trainers Assessors Managers What will I learn? You will understand the principles of assessment and quality assurance process. You will be able to plan effective and reliable IQA activities, choose from a range of methods, be skilled in providing feedback and developing the skills of an assessment team. As an employee you will raise the assessment standards of those around you, monitoring and improving the quality assurance processes.
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