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Health and Social Care Assessor Course

Level 3 Certificate in Assessing Vocational Achievement (CAVA)

The Level 3 Certificate in Assessing Vocational Achievement (CAVA) is the qualification you need if you wish to become an NVQ, On-Programme or End-Point Assessor in Health and Social Care. The CAVA course will qualify you to assess your Health and Social Care students in their place of work, and also assess their vocational knowledge in learning environments.

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Health and Social Care Assessor Course Description

Level 3 Certificate in Assessing Vocational Achievement

Previously known as A1 assessor course and D32 assessor course
15 Credits
84 Guided Learning Hours
115 Hours Total Qualification Time
Online Study + 1 Face-to-Face Session

What is the Health and Social Care Assessor Course About?

The Level 3 CAVA assessor qualification is the ideal choice for those seeking to become fully qualified assessors in their area of expertise, including health and social care. With this certification in hand, you will have the necessary credentials to carry out assessments confidently and accurately, ensuring that learners meet the required standards set by industry regulations and standards bodies.

This course is suitable for anyone over the age of 18 who wishes to become a fully qualified Health and Social Care Assessor. The CAVA qualification is, however, not an industry specific qualification; so if you have experience in Health and Social Care, but also for example Business Administration, with the CAVA Assessor qualification you can assess both.

Over the years, the Assessor qualification has changed. It originally began as a qualification called the D32/33, and later on developed into the ‘A1‘. Since 2010, the most up to date and current Assessor qualification is the Level 3 Certificate in Assessing Vocational Achievement – better known as the CAVA.

How Does the Health and Social Care Assessor Training Course Work?

Enrolment

Pay in full or instalments and obtain access to the Virtual Learning Environment

Coursework

Receive unlimited tutor support whilst you work through your assessor training course 

Certification

Upon completion of your assessor course you will gain a fully regulated assessor qualification

What Will I Get From My Assessor Training?

Our assessor training course offers a well-structured and in-depth curriculum designed to enhance your understanding of assessment principles, methods, and techniques. Throughout the course, you will explore various assessment strategies, learn how to adapt your approach to different learners, and develop your communication and observation skills. This comprehensive assessor training ensures that you are well-prepared to handle the diverse challenges that may arise during the assessment process.

By enrolling on our assessor training course, you gain access to experienced trainers who will guide you through the course material and provide valuable insights based on their extensive industry knowledge. They will support you in developing a deep understanding of assessment practices, ensuring that you can confidently apply your skills in real-world scenarios.

Invest in You

Investing in assessor training is an investment in your professional growth and career advancement. The Level 3 CAVA assessor qualification is nationally recognised and respected within the industry, making it a valuable asset for individuals seeking employment as assessors or looking to progress in their current roles.

Assessor Course Enrolment Options

Full Payment

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£745

 One-off upfront cost of £745.

Monthly Payment

Spread the Cost Over 12 Months
Easy Monthly Payments
Access to Learners Included
Unlimited Tutor Support
No Hidden Extra Costs
Flexible Start Dates
£66.25 pcm

Based on a £50 registration deposit. £66.25 per month spread across 12 months. Total cost of the course is £845.

Trusted. Respected. Highly Recommended.

Learners are at the heart of our business. Join a cohort of over 2500+ people who have achieved the qualification of their dreams. Take a look at some of the brilliant reviews we have from our learners who completed our CAVA course. 

Health and Social Care Assessor Case Studies

Find someone who was once in your shoes – here, we have some case studies with our learners who became an Assessor, Tutor or Quality Assurer with Brooks and Kirk who specialised in the Health and Social Care industry.

Valarie

Adult Social Care

Adult Social Care

Valarie has been working in Adult Social Care since 2004, and wanted to find a job that was flexible whilst retaining her current skills and knowledge.

Loriann

Health & Social Care

Health & Social Care

Working within Health & Social Care, Loriann wanted to advance her career from a trainee to a fully qualified assessor & IQA.

Andrea

Health & Social Care

Andrea was working around 50 – 60 hours per week as a Care Home Manager, and decided she wanted to do something that would allow her more flexibility in her time.

Detailed Breakdown of the Health and Social Care Assessor Course

The entire assessor training course typically takes around 5-6 months to complete, assuming a study commitment of a few hours per week. Throughout this duration, learners engage with the VLE, attend a study day, collaborate with fellow trainees, and receive ongoing support from tutors. 

The course structure aims to provide a well-rounded learning experience that balances theoretical knowledge with practical application, preparing individuals to become competent and confident assessors.

CAVA Course Content

Unit 1 – Understanding the Principles and Practices of Assessment

The first unit in the assessor training course focuses on developing a strong theoretical foundation. It covers the fundamental principles and practices of assessment, emphasising the role and responsibilities of an assessor. This unit is completed through a Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) provided by Brooks and Kirk, the training provider. The VLE offers a variety of educational resources, such as videos and learning materials, to support learners in their assignments. Additionally, learners have access to unlimited tutor support, ensuring they receive guidance and assistance throughout the unit.

Unit 2 – Assess Occupational Competence in the Work Environment

Unit 2 concentrates on assessing learners in their actual work environments. To enhance practical understanding, a study day is arranged. During this study day, trainee assessors collaborate with up to four other trainees and a tutor from Brooks and Kirk. This interactive session allows participants to apply their knowledge and receive expert guidance. Following the study day, written assignments related to the unit are completed on the VLE, similar to Unit 1.

Unit 3 – Assess Vocational Skills, Knowledge and Understanding

The final unit of the assessor training course focuses on assessing learners’ vocational skills, knowledge, and understanding within a learning environment. Similar to Unit 2, part of this unit is completed during the study day, where trainee assessors work together with their peers and tutor. The remaining assignments associated with Unit 3 are subsequently completed on the VLE, ensuring a blended learning approach that combines practical experience with theoretical understanding.

Frequently Asked Questions

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If you have any questions about our assessor course, or any of the other courses we offer here at Brooks and Kirk, please feel free to give our friendly team a call or send us an email. We’re open from 9am – 6.30pm Monday – Friday to answer your calls, and emails will be responded to within a maximum of one working day. There’s no obligations to sign up to the course, we’re more than happy to provide you with advice and guidance.

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Access to Learners Available

In order to become a fully qualified Health and Social Care Assessor, you need access to two learners to assess throughout your assessor course. We can give access to these learners for you, to provide peace at mind and avoid hassle. Whilst the majority of your course is online, there is one face-to-face study day involved in the NVQ assessor course where you will need access to learners.

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Study Anywhere, Anytime

With the Assessor Training delivered by Brooks and Kirk, you can complete your health and social care assessor course from anywhere at any time. From the comfort of your own home in your dressing gown and slippers, to the staff room on your break. As long as you have a computer or laptop and access to the internet, you can access hours of learning material and resources on our online learning system, Moodle.

Unlimited Course Support

Throughout your health and social care assessor course, you will receive unlimited course support from our expert tutors. Support can be given via phone calls, emails, and video chats, as often as you need. The NVQ assessor course has a 100% pass rate, as we will help you every step of the way until each assignment has reached its full pass mark. Rest assured, there’s no chance of failure with Brooks and Kirk.

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Why Choose Brooks and Kirk?

25 Years of being TAQA Training Specialists

Brooks and Kirk have been delivering training for over 25 years. Now, we are the specialists in everything related to TAQA. From the days of the D32 assessor course, to the A1 assessor course, and in 2022 the CAVA assessor course, not to mention everything else in the TAQA suite of qualifications. In that time, we have been rated 5* stars across Google, Facebook and Trustpilot and have worked with thousands of individuals to achieve their desired qualification. We have also had the privilege to work with many organisations throughout the UK, including a huge variety of NHS Trusts, Universities, the Met Police, IBM, Food Standards Agency, and hundreds more.

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