Are you looking to conduct end-point assessment in the future, or prepare apprentices for it? End-point assessment is different and high stakes.
This Level 3 course will provide you with the building blocks to carry out end-point assessment in future and help you to get ahead of the game. If you’re preparing apprentices for end-point assessment on-programme, the course will give you a useful insight into what apprentices will face.
SDN has helped many of the first EPAOs (and their assessor teams) currently delivering end-point assessment and have a cutting-edge insight into what end-point assessment looks like in practice.
Here’s what the course covers:
1. Understand the principles and practices of end-point assessment as part of an apprenticeship standard
- The role and responsibilities of an end-point assessor
- The function of end-point assessment as part of an apprenticeship standard
- The requirements of apprenticeship standards and end-point assessments
- The difference between ongoing assessments and end-point assessments
- Grading requirements of end-point assessments and the differences between each grade
2. Understand different types and methods of end-point assessment
- The different types and methods of end-point assessments that form part of apprenticeship standards
- The strengths and limitations of a range of end-point assessment types and methods
3. Know how to plan end-point assessments in line with the apprenticeship standard and assessment plan
- Key factors to consider when planning end-point assessments.
- Risks that may be involved in conducting end-point assessments within own area of responsibility
- Planning how to conduct end-point assessments in line with the requirements of an apprenticeship standard and assessment plan
- Communicating planned end-point assessments to relevant stakeholders
4. Be able to make end-point assessment decisions
- Assessing the vocational knowledge, skills and behaviours of an apprentice to meet end-point assessment requirements
- Recording the end-point assessment decision
- Justifying end-point assessment and grading decisions in line with the apprenticeship requirements.
- Following procedures to maintain the confidentiality of end-point assessment information
- Following relevant policies, procedures and legislation when conducting, recording and reporting end-point assessments
- Providing end-point assessment feedback to stakeholders
5. Understand quality assurance of the end-point assessment process
- Quality assurance and standardisation policies and procedures that apply to end-point assessments
- Procedures to follow when there are disputes concerning end-point assessments decisions
- Planning and logging professional development opportunities relevant to own role
About your session
The course will be taught by Chris Cherry & Emily Hughes, SDN experts in apprenticeship on-programme training and end-point assessment.
Our team have been heavily involved in the development of new standards and assessment plans, as well as supporting many EPAOs and hundreds of individuals to prepare to deliver end-point assessment.
This course is designed for those conducting, planning to deliver, or those preparing apprentices for end-point assessment and is applicable to all industries.
This qualification is accredited by Highfield Qualifications, with whom SDN is an approved centre. If you successfully complete the course, you will receive a Level 3 Award in Undertaking End-Point Assessment
“I absolutely loved the course and will be recommending the course to others.”
“The course has been outstanding. Very high standard of training from highly experienced and credible practitioners”
“Vital course for anyone who is considering a career as an end-point assessor”
– Attendees from our last course
Before you book:
Entry requirements:
- Age 18 or over
- Proficiency in literacy and numeracy
- Proven occupational experience in your EPA sector area
Documentation:
- Copy of your CV
- Professional statement
- Relevant certificates
- Proof of ID
You’ll need:
- Headphones/earphones set to reduce background noise
- Microphone – you’ll need to participate in the session
- Webcam – to verify identity and allow assessor to observe activity
Booking and payment:
If you’re a Local Authority, and unable to book via card, please email us. When you make a booking, you agree to these Terms and Conditions (including those who request a booking via email and invoice)
Any questions, or to request an invoice, please email: events@strategicdevelopmentnetwork.co.uk
SDN CPD is designed for Government funded Training Providers. If you’re not a Government funded Training Provider but are still interested in attending please email events@strategicdevelopmentnetwork.co.uk to discuss your attendance in more detail before booking.
What your payment covers:
Cost – £295.00 (+VAT)
- Online learning materials
- 2x online assessment sessions (attendance is mandatory)
- All course administration
- Pre and post course materials
- Certification (where successful)
- Discount on related SDN webinars
Starting January 2025
Course introduction: Tuesday 28 January 2025 – You’ll be emailed a log-in to your online learning portal where you can access the online learning materials and an introduction video.
You have a minimum of 4 weeks to complete the online self-guided learning modules and assignments before attending two 4-hour online Assessment sessions. These assessment sessions are both mandatory, please see date options below:
Option A (AM sessions): Wednesday 5 & 12 March, 9:00am – 1:00pm
Option B (PM sessions): Thursday 6 & 13 March, 1:00pm – 5:00pm
Before assessment session 1: Complete required modules and assignments.
Starting April 2025
Course introduction: Wednesday 9 April 2025 – You’ll be emailed a log-in to your online learning portal where you can access the online learning materials and an introduction video.
You have a minimum of 4 weeks to complete the online self-guided learning modules and assignments before attending two 4-hour online Assessment sessions. These assessment sessions are both mandatory, please see date options below:
Option A (AM sessions): Wednesday 14 & 21 May, 1:00pm – 5:00pm
Option B (PM sessions): Thursday 15 & 22 May, 9:00am – 1:00pm
Before assessment session 1: Complete required modules and assignments.
Upcoming live sessions
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In-house delivery
If you have 10 or more individuals interested, we can host the course for your organisation and tailor the content to your group.
Please do get in contact, and we can chat through your requirements and timescales:
T: 07415 414877