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Train to become an assessor in this brilliant, and enlightening workshop.
Question: I want to assess people to issue competency certificates
for firearms - what must I do?
CHECKLIST:
1.
Do
you have experience using a firearm? 2.
Do
you have proper certificates that prove that you can use a firearm /
OR military training on firearms?
Please
note that the SETA and Police do accept your military training.
If you meet these 2 criteria, you are suitable to book for this
course.
If you are successful, you can apply to the SASSETA (we can assist you)
to assess people on one or or more of the following:
- Pistol / handgun
- Rifle,
- Machine gun,
- Shotgun. You must have already been trained to use these weapons. You will
be asked by SASSETA to prove this.
This is exactly what some people are doing to start their own business,
or licence their shooting range, or game farms for training.
Question:
Does SAPS recognise this training? This training is necessary to get you
registered as an assessor. When you are registered as an assessor, you
get a registration number. It is the registration number they need.
Please note: This course is based on the
most recent assessor standard. Although assessors periodically have
to re-register, people who already are assessors, based on the old unit
standards DO NOT have to re-do their training.
On
this Page, you'll find
>
The Unit Standard >
The Course Outcomes >
Information About the course >
What Can I do with this qualification?
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Understand all the terminology surrounding SAQA and the NQF >
Demonstrate
an understanding of oucomes-based assessment >
How to prepare for assessments >
Conduct
assessments >
Evaluate
evidence and make assessment judgments >
Provide
feedback to relevant parties. >
Review
assessment >
Learners are prepared thoroughly to be competent in all Embedded Knowledge
and Critical Cross Field Outcomes
About
the Course
TASA> enjoys making learning
fun and accessible to all learners.
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Learners can expect an interactive experience that is captivating, and
relevant >
Complicated jargon and acronyms are cleared up so that nobody has to
endure feeling "out of the picture" >
The facilitator aims to help 100% of delegates receive their qualification >
Learners will be required to complete a Portfolio of Evidence to demonstrate
competency as an assessor. >
The
Portfolio of Evidence (PoE) has been made simple and easy to complete.
Previously, South Africans experienced much frustration when completing
their Portfolio's of Evidence. In the past this has proven to be a tedious,
protracted and cumbersome process, clouded with confusion..
TASA> has revolutionised this
previously daunting part of the course, with the new PoE Start-to-Finish
kit.
Now, every learner
receives simple and clear aids to assist in the compiling of their PoE
with ease and efficiency.
Duration: Training 2.5 days + 3 Months from completion to submit PoE
(assignment)
What
Can I do with this qualification?
With
this qualification you can: >
Firing
ranges and, and other gun experts who are qualified to use firearms,
may complete this training in order to assess others for certificates
of competence to use firearms. >
Register to assess learners for Unit Standards and Qualifications in
your area of expertise >
Work on your own, or for a company providing assessment services. There
are many people in South Africa who need to be assessed, and many areas
where there are very few, or no assessors. >
If you provide training, you will be able to assess your learners, and
provide them a nationally recognised qualification. >
Benefit from the substantaial grants available to companies who provide
learnerships, by assessing learnership employees yourself. >
Qualify staff for skills and knowledge acquired, or provide Recognition
of Prior Learning (RPL) >
Study further - and become a Moderator of assessments >
Earn credits towards a degree in Occupationally Directed Education Training
and Development Practice, ABET or ECD Practice. >
Use this as a stepping
stone towards becoming a moderator.
