Featured Webinar
Getting Started with End-Point Assessment
09/05/2019 | Only 50 Spaces | In Partnership with NOCN
There is a growing demand for Independent End-Point Assessors (IEPAs) across all industries. But… What is End-Point Assessment (EPA) and what’s the purpose of it? Furthermore, can you become an IEPA?
Make sure you register now and attend on Thursday 9th May to find out! More information can be found below.
Featured Webinar
Getting Started with EPA
09/05/2019 | Only 50 Spaces | In Partnership with by NOCN
There is a growing demand for Independent End-Point Assessors (IEPAs) across all industries. But… What is End-Point Assessment (EPA) and what’s the purpose of it? Furthermore, can you become an IEPA?
Make sure you register now and attend on Thursday 9th May to find out! More information can be found below.
Getting Started with End-Point Assessment
Thursday 9th May | 18:30 – 19:30
Who is this webinar for?
Absolutely anyone who is interested in finding out more about End-Point Assessment (EPA). Whether you are completely new to assessing as a whole, an experienced assessor or currently in the process of qualifying as an assessor, this webinar is suitable for you.
What will the webinar involve?
In this webinar, we will be introducing you to EPA. We will start off by bringing you up to speed on how apprenticeships have changed. Thereafter, it’s all about EPA; from what it is, to how you can become one.
Here’s the agenda: (FYI – IEPA stands for Independent End-Point Assessor… I know, another acronym to get use to, sorry!)
- 18:30 – 18:35 | Welcome and Introductions
- 18:35 – 18:45 | The New Apprenticeship Model
- 18:45 – 18:55 | Introduction to EPA
- 18:55 – 19:05 | How does the role of an IEPA differ to that of a ‘traditional’ assessor
- 19:05 – 19:15 | What you need to become an IEPA
- 19:15 – 19:30 | Q&A (We expect there to be a few!)
What will attendees takeaway from the webinar?
Those who attend our ‘Getting Started with End-Point Assessment’ webinar will:
- Gain a basic understanding in EPA;
- Understand what the role of an IEPA is;
- Know what there next step is if they want to become an IEPA;
- Have the opportunity to ask their questions to industry experts;
- Get access to an exclusive EPA offer.
Webinar availability
There isn’t a limit on the amount of people that can register for this webinar, however only the first 50 attendees will be allowed to join the webinar. Because of this, it is vital you register ASAP. Then you will receive the details informing you on what you will need to do to guarantee yourself one of the 50 spaces on the day of the webinar.
Getting Started with End-Point Assessment
Thursday 9th May | 18:30 – 19:30
Who is this webinar for?
Absolutely anyone who is interested in finding out more about End-Point Assessment (EPA). Whether you are completely new to assessing as a whole, an experienced assessor or currently in the process of qualifying as an assessor, this webinar is suitable for you.
What will the webinar involve?
In this webinar, we will be introducing you to EPA. We will start off by bringing you up to speed on how apprenticeships have changed. Thereafter, it’s all about EPA; from what it is, to how you can become one.
Here’s the agenda: (FYI – IEPA stands for Independent End-Point Assessor… I know, another acronym to get use to, sorry!)
- 18:30 – 18:35 | Welcome and Introductions
- 18:35 – 18:45 | The New Apprenticeship Model
- 18:45 – 18:55 | Introduction to EPA
- 18:55 – 19:05 | How does the role of an IEPA differ to that of a ‘traditional’ assessor
- 19:05 – 19:15 | What you need to become an IEPA
- 19:15 – 19:30 | Q&A (We expect there to be a few!)
What will attendees takeaway from the webinar?
Those who attend our ‘Getting Started with End-Point Assessment’ webinar will:
- Gain a basic understanding in EPA;
- Understand what the role of an IEPA is;
- Know what there next step is if they want to become an IEPA;
- Have the opportunity to ask their questions to industry experts;
- Get access to an exclusive EPA offer.
Webinar availability
There isn’t a limit on the amount of people that can register for this webinar, however only the first 50 attendees will be allowed to join the webinar. Because of this, it is vital you register ASAP. Then you will receive the details informing you on what you will need to do to guarantee yourself one of the 50 spaces on the day of the webinar.
In Partnership with NOCN
Brooks and Kirk are working in partnership with NOCN, an industry leading End-Point Assessment Organisation to help those interested in becoming Independent End-Point Assessors. Just in case you aren’t familiar with them yet, here’s a bit about who they are and what they do.
NOCN
Established in 1987, NOCN Group an educational charity whose core aims are to help learners reach their potential and organisations thrive. The group includes business units specialising in regulated UK and international qualifications, End Point Assessment, Access to Higher Education, assured short courses, SMART job cards, assessment services, consultancy, and research.
NOCN Group works across government and industry bodies to ensure our End Point Assessments are delivered to the highest standards in line with the expectations and direction of an apprenticeship assessment plan, using experienced, current and industry-specific End Point Assessors.
In Partnership with NOCN
Brooks and Kirk are working in partnership with NOCN, an industry leading End-Point Assessment Organisation to help those interested in becoming Independent End-Point Assessors. Just in case you aren’t familiar with them yet, here’s a bit about who they are and what they do.
NOCN
Established in 1987, NOCN Group an educational charity whose core aims are to help learners reach their potential and organisations thrive. The group includes business units specialising in regulated UK and international qualifications, End Point Assessment, Access to Higher Education, assured short courses, SMART job cards, assessment services, consultancy, and research.
NOCN Group works across government and industry bodies to ensure our End Point Assessments are delivered to the highest standards in line with the expectations and direction of an apprenticeship assessment plan, using experienced, current and industry-specific End Point Assessors.