On any learning programme a tutor is required to assess candidates learning and keep a range of records. Review and evaluate a range of different assessment methods available for a tutor to use throughout the teaching/ training cycle and explain the ones you would use in the context of your subject area. Justify the types of records you would keep for assessment and in the wider context of you

Record Keeping In terms of record keeping I follow the Data Protection Act 1998. This Act regulates how personal information is used and protects you from the misuse of personal details. The reason that I keep records is so that I have up to date information on my learners and that it is current. I also keep records on visits that I have done and work carried out or anything specific that is

Level 4 Theory Assessment – Task 6 Justify the needs for keeping records and describe the types of records you would maintain. It is essential to keep records, as Ann Gravells states ‘You need to keep records of how your learners are progressing’. It is a legal requirement to keep records, to provide both proof and accountability of the training / lesson. By keeping records, a teacher can de

Records Administrator (RHIA) and a Records Technician (RHIT The duty of the record administrator is to maintain a complete and accurate patient medical record. Each time an individual visits a health care facility or provider for medical care a record is created or updated. Information regarding the patient’s medical history and symptoms of the illness are included in the medical record by the

Records format is a way that hospitals maintain and follow their records and how hospitals keep up to comply. When a doctor files his records he files them in his or her on filing cabinet that they can go by their patients. When a nurse files records they put those files in the nursing files so that all other nurses can access it as well. When a nurse’s assistant, medical assistant, or administra

Question:- Explain the need for record keeping and describe the types of records you would maintain When tutoring a course some thought needs to be given to record keeping. Records such as an attendance register, enrolment forms, scheme of work, lesson plans with a list of resources, health and safety checklists and accident forms are normally standard for each course. However there may be furt

Dear Dad, I was an emotional wreck. All at once I was nervous and excited, happy and sad, as well as scared and confident. My first day of High school in Australia was taking its toll. I kept asking myself: What if I don’t fit in with their life style' What if I don’t make any friends' She kept reassuring me, telling me everything would be okay, all I could reply was, but would it' Arriving

the Aborigines have lived in Australia for 40000 to 600000 years . there 300000 Aborigines divided into 250 Aboriginal tribes.each tribes had its own language. some of them are still used now. They were hunter-gatherer and did not grow crops,so they hunted animals and gathered fruits,nuts, seeds .Their weapon made of wood and stonethey communicated by ‘‘song lines’’and had a deep spiritual att

ASSIGNMENT Write a formal recount using the timeline below. * Make sure you include: information about their life (past, present and future) * Do NOT include * All information from Timeline * Additional information * Your opinions. The recount should be approximately 250 words in length. TIMELINE – MATTHEW WATSON 1972 Born in Sydney, Australia Both parents do

“Sudden recall: adult memories of child abuse spark a heated debate,” is an article that first debuted in an issue of Science News of September 18, 1993. The article starts off by providing two examples of people who experienced recovered memories of childhood sexual abuse. The first example curtailed how Mel Gavigan recalls a memory of sexual abuse after a she was a patient at a psychiatric hospi

Recovery-Oriented System of Care A recovery-oriented system of care incorporates these elements: • Encourage individuality; • Promotes accurate and positive portrayals of psychiatric disability while fighting discrimination; • Focuses on strengths; • Uses a language of hope and possibility; • Offers a variety of options for treatment, rehabilitation, and support; • Supports risk-taking,

The Recruitment of an Additional Civilian Armourer. I have drafted this report to show that the current manning levels within the central armoury located at Tidchester Garrison are below standard. It has become apparent that due to the shortfall in civilian staff we have become ineffective in this area and it is a cause for concern. The Garrison armoury staffing levels are supposed to be repres

Recruitment and selection process in Tesco Contents Introduction 2 1. Define the terms recruitment and selection. How do these processes enable an organization like Tesco to get the right people to fill its posts' 3 2. Describe how job description and person specifications are helpful in the selection process' What other purposes might a job description is used for' 6 4. Analyze Tesco’s met

Recruitment Paper Name University of Phoenix Human Resource Management HCS427 Recruitment Paper The medical-surgical unit at ABC hospital is experiencing a critical nursing shortage. Often- times hospitals experience shortages because of a variety of reasons, some of these reasons could be individuals find new

2.1 SOURCES OF RECRUITMENT The detailed review of literature regarding the selection procedure exhibits that generally there are two chief sources of recruitment as follows: 1) Internal 2) External INTERNAL SOURCES According to Managing people ( by p.g.aquinas) 2005 Internal sources include personnel already on the pay roll of an organisation. Filling a vacancy from internal sources by promo

Memorandum To: Board of Directors From: HR Consultant Date: October 3, 2010 Re: Recruitment Strategy and Job Offer Process Introduction As businesses differ, so do the recruitment strategies used by differing industries such as education, engineering, and business. For the purpose of this memo, the recruitment strategy discussed will be geared toward the business industry. In addition, insig

HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT WRITE-UP ON RECRUITMENT -Developed By Kumar Anshuman E-mail : kumar.anshuman1@gmail.com ABSTRACT Recruitment refers to the process of attracting, screening, selecting, and onboarding a qualified person for a job. At the strategic level it may involve the development of an employer brand which includes an 'employee offering'. With substantial changes in th

Recruitment Strategy - Star Industries Maintenance Supervisor Star Industries is implementing the following recruitment strategy for the hiring of a Maintenance Supervisor for the vacant position in our NSW branch. This position has been made vacant following the departure of John Thompson from the position. The position is currently being filled by the Plant Manager, Grant Denver, until

In today’s world we are dependent on computers and technology for our everyday lives. It’s such a big topic that people cannot live in our society without their use. However, there are numerous people, schools and businesses who negligently throw electronics away without thinking about the damage that it causes our planet. This is why we need to properly recycle our unused computers/electronics so

\ The UNEP report "Recycling – from E-Waste to Resources" was released on the Indonesian island of Bali on February 22, 2010 at the start of a week-long meeting of officials and environmentalists. According to the report's authors by 2020 e-waste in South Africa and China will have jumped by 200-400 per cent from 2007 levels, and by 500 per cent in India.    India produces about 3,80,000 tonne

Literature 11 11 February 2011 Making Recycling Mandatory The major benefits of recycling can help our community in many ways. If we do not make recycling mandatory we could not only ruin our community, but also our planet. These days we see the words reduce, reuse, and recycle at most recycling places, but what do these three words actually mean' Reduce is to use fewer items. Reuse is to co

RECYCLING IS GOOD FOR THE ECONOMY It is very common sight at my work place to see my colleagues dispose their waste into any kind of waste bin without any hesitation. Whether it is food waste, paper material, scrap metal or a plastic bottle, they choose a closest bin to dispose their waste. This happens despite the presence of specific bins with bold letters that are purposely placed adjacent t

Recycling: Is It Good or Bad' Recycling is something that has always interested me, but not for the reasons that most people are interested in it for. I’m not into it for saving the earth, or helping to decrease the amount of trash. I’m interested in recycling because I want to know if it is truly more cost effective and easier to recycle, then to not. So when searching for a good Web site to us

This document is intended to inform and spread awareness of an easily avoidable environmental hazard that is quickly becoming a problem for our environment. Electronic waste, also known as E-waste, are equipment that are no longer usable or wanted but just get thrown away rather than recycled. E-waste is accumulating at a frightening pace as the demands for new technology are always increasing and

Speech What is the deal with recycling' It seems like it should be a very important environmental issue but most communities don’t value this very highly. Most people agree that this is helpful to the environment, but they still don’t recycle. Most people only know that recycling saves natural resources and takes away space in a landfill. Only some people know of all the other benefits. These inc

Red Army Hope As the song goes, “Without the Communist Party, there would have been no New China.” The same may be said for the Red Army: without the dedicated Red Army, the Communist Party would have collapsed. The Red Army symbolized the root of Communism in China. The Red Army was formed when Mao led his followers into the mountains on the Hunan-Jiangxi border; during the Chinese Revolution f

A Pilgrimage of Defiance Stephen Crane is the quintessential American pilgrim of literature. In the manner of the European settlers who contested the ways of their homelands and journeyed to build new foundations for their futures, Crane challenged tradition and built a visionary framework not for his own future, but for that of all humanity. Romanticism, the movement inspired by classica

Red Bull & V Mr. Joshua Thompson International Management Dr. Renee Scapparone December 7, 2010   Red Bull is a unique product in the newly flourished industry commonly referred to as the energy drinks market. In 2006, the global beverage market grew by 2.8 percent, reaching a value of $1,056.3 billion, with volume growing 3.1 percent to a volume of 535.3 billion liters (Global be

I love red very much as it draws my attention right away to write about this colour. Whether we realize it or not, we also use color in our everyday communication. For instance, green is frequently used to express life and a respect for the environment. Black is often used to represent death, evil or something equally unpleasant. There is one color, however, that is arguably the most used and the

Mission statement We are a dynamic Fiji humanitarian organisation dedicated to saving and improving the lives of the most vulnerable through mobilising the power of humanity and the spirit of volunteerism. history The Fiji Red Cross Society was established in 1952 as a branch of the British Red Cross. It was recognised as an independent National Society in 1971. The Society is official