Registered Assessor Application - Careerforce - Qualifications for Life. Skills for Good

To become a Careerforce Registered Assessor, applicants must complete the online form below. Applicants must be trained or experienced in standards based assessment. All applicants seeking registration as an assessor must hold – or be prepared to obtain – unit standard 4098 Use standards to assess candidate performance.

To be able to assess unit standards in Community Support; Health, Disability and Aged Support; Human Services; Social Services; Urban Pest Management; and Cleaning and Caretaking, applicants must meet the criteria contained in the Consent and Moderation Requirements (CMR) 024. In summary, the criteria is that assessors:

either hold a qualification relevant to the content of the standards being assessed, at or above the level of the standards, or are able to demonstrate equivalent knowledge and skills;
keep up to date with legislative and technological requirements and best industry practice relevant to the scope of consent to assess;
undertake relevant training or professional development to remain current in their sector;
where relevant, hold professional registration.

To be able to assess unit standards in Business, Leadership and Management, applicants must meet the criteria contained in a range of Consent and Moderation Requirements (CMR) which include CMRs 023, 112, 113, and 226. In summary, the criteria is that assessors:

either hold a qualification relevant to Business/Leadership/Management at or above the level of the unit standard/qualification being assessed, or are able to demonstrate equivalent knowledge and skills
hold a qualification in any field at least one level above the level of the qualification/unit standard being assessed
undertake ongoing professional development related to the scope of their assessment.

CHECKLIST
Please ensure you have the following documents to upload with your online application:

a current position description
a current curriculum vitae
a copy of your current ID (Passport, Birth Certificate, Marriage Certificate)
evidence of qualifications and professional development gained e.g. copy of certificates, transcripts, Record of Learning.

Please Note: completion of the post-workshop requirements is required to occur within 30 working days of finishing an Initial Assessor Training workshop.

Completion of three workplace assessments, entry of results and passing post-assessment moderation is expected within 90 days of issue of assessor registration

Failure to meet these timeframes may result in a charge for the assessor training of $400.00.

Please complete the Registered Assessor Application below:

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