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BECOMING A SFRITO REGISTERED ASSESSOR

If you are interested in becoming a Sfrito Workplace Assessor please contact your Sfrito Industry Training Adviser.  Please also continue reading as there is important information below regarding this process.

Role of a Sfrito Registered Assessor

Sfrito Registered Assessor's have the authority to assess people in their workplace using Sfrito's accreditation.  Assessor's are expected to follow the process below:

  • Fully informing trainees of the nature of the assessment to be used and the standards of performance expected (setting an assessment plan).
  • Ensuring trainees understand and agree to the assessment methods.
  • Assess trainees against workplace and national (unit) standards using an externally moderated resource.
  • Give clear and constructive feedback to trainees.
  • Report credit to Sfrito using Sfrito’s credit reporting processes.
  • Participate in moderation checks.
  • Retain clear and accurate candidate records including credit reporting forms for a minimum of 7 years.

Sfrito Registered Assessor's are not authorised to train and assess the public for payment. To do this an assessor needs to work for a training provider accredited with NZQA.

Applying to be a Sfrito Registered Assessor

Please read the ‘Sfrito Workplace Assessor Information Pack and Application Guide’. This will help you to complete the Workplace Assessor Application Form and give you all the information you need to know about becoming an assessor.  You will also need to ensure that you meet the Minimum Assessor Requirements (MARs).

Assessor Training Courses

More dates have been put forward for courses being held further on in the year as listed below:

Month

Dates

Location

Venue

Times(approx)

October

Wednesday 15 
     Thursday 16       

Wellington 

TBA

9am - 4.30pm

                            

The venues and definate times for days will be posted at a later date so if you wish to express interest to attend any on the given dates then please contact your Sfrito Industry Training Adviser for information and forms to complete. 

Cost

In the process of becoming a registered assessor you will achieve unit standard 4098 ‘Use standards to assess candidate performance’. A cost of $300 plus GST applies and includes all course fees and a registration visit.

Current Holders of Unit Standard 4098

If you have recently achieved 4098 via an outside provider and are actively assessing then please click here for more information.

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