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Assessor & tutor forum Continuing professional development. This forum is openly available to all looking for help and information on the A1 - Assessor Award. Supporting CYPW CCLD NVQ candidates and others undertaking professional qualification.

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your work is your experience. the most important thing. my dh is assessing now whilst doing his A1 he has never done an nvq but been in the role for years. hes earning great money go for it! our college always need assessors esp STLS and ta ones. i personally wouldn't employ you as a ccld assessor as you haven't done childcare your background is education and it is completely different . but theres loads of nvqs for TAs you could also teach them!
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