Criteria and Guidelines for Assessment of NQF Registered Unit standards and Qualifications

October 2001
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Table of Contents
All in PDF Format

Full Document (262 KB)

Cover & Contents (73 KB)

1. Introduction (39 KB)

  • Purpose of this Document
  • The Need for this Document

2. Assessment and the NQF (47 KB)

  • The Principles of the NQF and Assessment
  • The Objectives of the NQF

3. Overview of Assessment (92 KB)

  • Introduction
  • The Principles of good Assessment
  • OBET and Assessment
  • Criterion-referenced Assessment
  • Formative and Summative Assessment
  • Assessment Methods and Instruments
  • Evidence
  • Quality of Evidence
  • Types of Evidence

4. NQF Standards and Assessment (42 KB)

  • Unit Standards and Assessment
  • The Qualification and Assessment
  • Recognition of Prior Learning

5. The Assessor (35 KB)

  • Introduction
  • The Role of the Assessor
  • The Expertise of the Assessor
  • Who should assess?

6. The Assessment Process (56 KB)

  • Introduction
  • Steps in the Assessment Process
  • Re-assessment and Appeals
  • Integrated Assessment
  • Language and Assessment

7. Moderation (56 KB)

  • Introduction
  • How does Moderation occur?
  • Responsibilities of SAQA and its associated bodies
  • Planning for Moderation
  • Designing a Moderation System
  • The Management Structure
  • Components of a Moderation System
  • Moderation Methods

Definition of terms (40 KB)