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It’s fantastic; great value for money.
The tutors are very slick and highly informative. Just a great experience, it has helped me a lot. I can’t do anything but recommend it. It’s fantastic; great value for money.
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Absolutely no complaints whatsoever
All the information is there. The tutor was excellent, really interactive, friendly and engaging. Absolutely no complaints whatsoever.
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The guidance I have received has been fantastic!
I found the course material really easy to understand. The guidance I have received has been fantastic. It’s all really been topped off by coming to these workshop days where you get to meet people from different backgrounds, share best practice and actually put into practice what you hope to do as a full-time job.
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Delivering Engaging Remote Learning
Delivering a great experience to our learners is important to us here at Brooks and Kirk. We strive to provide the best training, and ensure our learners have all the tools they need to complete their qualifications. To us, a great remote learning experience is one that is: Personalised to the learner Clear and easy […]
Planning an Assessment | Good VS Bad Practice in Assessing
Becoming an NVQ Assessor requires you to have the relevant qualification and occupational competency in your specific field. Once you have qualified as an assessor, you are the first line of quality assurance within the delivery of vocational qualifications. It is your responsibility to undertake the marking and assessment of evidence produced by the learner. […]
NVQ Assessor Vs End-Point Assessor
One really common subject that our learners get confused by is the difference between an NVQ Assessor and an End-Point Assessor (EPA). Now a couple of years ago, an EPA didn’t even exist, and there was only one Assessor involved in apprenticeship. So it isn’t surprising that there is often confusion between the two different […]