Overview

This is for those who undertake the role of Lead Internal Quality Assurer (IQA) for a centre or a company location. Typically, these will be experienced IQAs who are taking on more responsibility or are managing a team of IQAs for a business function.

You will already hold an IQA Award 

The Lead IQA Award course is a City & Guilds Level 4 Award. This is described in further detail below.


Booking Your Award 

To book a Lead IQA Award course or to enquire for further information, please contact bookings@assesstech.com, where a member of the AssessTech team will be happy to assist.


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What is covered?

A refresher of the IQA Award ensuring you are still up to date with current practices, including:

  • Planning and implementing verification sampling
  • Collecting and verifying evidence using a range of methods
  • Ensuring quality in the assessment process
  • Leading indicators – looking ahead to future situations and development. The supporting of Assessors' development within the workplace Producing concise honest verification records to support Assessors

Then:

  • A new unit of competence: 403 - plan, allocate and monitor work in own area of responsibility.


Description of Training

Each new Lead IQA will receive the following:

  • One day of classroom or online training delivered by AssessTech, including:
  • Course Core Content (see above), including principles and best practice for verification, as well as underpinning knowledge
  • Coaching on completing the Lead IQA Award to City & Guilds standards
  • An account on AssessBook to store all of the evidence needed to achieve the award with City & Guilds
  • Registration with City & Guilds
  • A workplace assessment, assessed by an AssessTech IQA
  • Verification of the portfolio by AssessTech
  • Ongoing support from the AssessTech trainer
  • A City & Guilds IQA Award and associated certificate, upon successful completion


Units of Competence

Successful candidates will achieve a City & Guilds Level 4 Award comprising a single unit of competence:

Unit 403 – Plan, Allocate and Monitor work in own area of responsibility.

There are 4 Learning outcomes to this unit. The learner will:

  • Be able to produce a work plan for own area of responsibility.
  • Be able to allocate and agree responsibilities with team members.
  • Be able to monitor the progress and quality of work in own area of responsibility and provide feedback.
  • Be able to review and amend plans of work for own area of responsibility and communicate changes. 

How will this unit be achieved?

The evidence for this unit will be completed, via uploading evidence of you working as a Lead IQA and demonstrating competence against the unit criteria. It will be up to the AssessTech trainer to decide what is most appropriate to the candidate's needs.

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