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Enhancing Business Writing Skills - September to October 2009
This two day workshop will be held countrywide in September and October 2009 and will provide delegates with the information and tools required to develop their business writing skills. Facilitator presentations will deal with typical problem areas of grammar; i.e. vocabulary, tenses, active and passive voice, as well as introducing delegates to mind-mapping, document planning, drafting and editing.
The learning process is enriched with self-assessments and short assignments during which delegates form small groups to undertake such practical exercises. This interactive approach ensures that delegates return to the office sufficiently equipped to compile professional documents such as letters, e-mails, minutes, reports and proposals.
Click here for date and venue details and to register your attendance on-line. Registration for the first event closes on 11 September 2009, thereafter, 10 working days before the commencement of each workshop. |
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Assessor and Moderator Training 2008 (September – October 2008)
Fasset will be hosting Assessor and Moderator Training, countrywide from September to October 2008. Assessor training is targeted at individuals who assess or intend to assess learners against unit standards and/or qualifications. Moderator training is targeted at individuals who are already registered assessors who conduct internal or external moderation of outcomes-based assessments.
Click here to register online. Registration closes on 25 August 2008.
Seats are limited so book early to avoid disappointment.
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Assessor and Moderator Networking Event: Best Practice in Assessment & Moderation (May 2008)
The Presentation from our Assessor and Moderator Networking Event “Best Practice in Assessment and Moderation”, held in Gauteng in May 2008 is now available.
Click here to download the presentation.
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Assessor and Moderator Networking Event 2008: “Best Practice in Assessment & Moderation”
Our assessor, moderator and provider event was so popular in 2006, that we have decided to host further events geared towards registered assessors, moderators and accredited training and workplace providers in the Fasset sector again this year.
Our 2008 Assessor and Moderator Networking Event will be held in Gauteng on Friday, 9 May and all interested stakeholders are encouraged to book their diaries in advance and to register early as seats are limited. Keep a look out under Events/ETQA Events closer to the time for full details and online registration.
This workshop will be geared towards registered assessors, moderators and accredited training and workplace providers in the Fasset sector. By attending this event you will benefit from:
- Understanding the role and functions of Assessors and Moderators.
- Demonstrating an understanding of assessment and moderation within the Fasset sector.
- Sharing techniques on how to plan, prepare and conduct assessments.
- Identifying and benchmarking Best Practices.
Agenda
12h30 – 13h00 Registration
13h00 – 13h15 Fasset Welcome and Overiew
13h15 – 13h35 Speaker: Development Projects
13h35 – 14:35 Speaker: Best Practice in Assessment and Moderation
14h35 – 14h55 Comfort Break
14h55 – 15h55 Speaker: Best Practice in Assessment
15h55 – 16h00 Closing
16h00 – 17h00 Cocktail Function
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Assessor, Moderator and Training Provider Networking Event
In November 2006, the FassetQA department hosted its first networking event for accredited assessors, moderators and training providers entitled “Bridging the Gap”.
The 3 hour workshop boasted two guest speakers, eQuality Solutions Managing Director, Daryl McClain and Assessment College of South Africa, consultant Russel McDiarmid.
McClain addressed the very topical issue: “What makes a provider a Centre of Excellence”, while McDiarmid spoke about “Assessment and moderation:
requirements and best practices”. The ETQA environment is constantly changing, and with change comes a number of challenges that our stakeholders have to face.
The topics chosen for this event aimed at
addressing these challenges and the workshop itself allowed for sharing of experiences amongst delegates as well as with Fasset. The
workshop was well received by all delegates and they encouraged Fasset to host the event more frequently as the networking aspect and the knowledge gained
would further contribute to their involvement in ETQA work in the sector.
Click below to view the presentations:
What makes a provider a Centre of Excellence: Daryl McClain
Assessment and moderation: requirements and best Practices: Russel McDiarmid
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