Certification

By the certification, it shows the quality of the programmes has been evaluated. Standards are determine transparency to fit the legal requirement for the credit of the programmes.

Certification Procedure:

CriteriaExample evidence
1. Assurance that the training organisation is well managed and run.Evidence could include company registration, organisation charts, descriptions of key staff, successful track record in training course delivery. 
2. Equal opportunities are being addressedEvidence could include an Equal Opportunities policy, evidence that learners were given advice on attending training best suited to their needs.
3. Training is delivered by appropriately  qualified staffEvidence could include delivery staff Job Descriptions, pen portraits of deliverers and appropriate qualifications/experience
4. High levels of learner completion and retentionEvidence could include details of learner numbers for past training events, feedback from customers, learners etc
5. Clear objectives/outcomes set for the courseEvidence could include course description, learning outcomes/objectives
6. Regular reviews of programmes are conductedEvidence could include annual reviews/reports, market research and review activities, feedback from learners, clients, companies etc
7. Clear learning programme/curriculum in placeEvidence could include a detailed course description/curriculum/syllabus
8. Staff have appropriate experience in assessmentEvidence could include Job Descriptions, person specifications or biographies of assessors, appropriate qualifications and experience, details of training/development offered
9. Assessment administration is managed effectivelyEvidence could include administration systems for registering learners and tracking progress, suitable facilities for assessment to take place, suitable numbers of invigilators, instructions to learners etc
10. Security and confidentiality is maintainedEvidence could include checking authenticity of candidates, secure PC/software for online testing, storage of confidential materials, confidentiality of staff etc
11. Confidential data is transmitted securelyEvidence could include the ability to transfer data to UEGLB regarding learner achievements
12. Quality Assurance processes are in place and carried out regularlyEvidence could include organisation and management of activities, lines or responsibility and accountability, evidence of standardisation activities (minutes, meeting notes etc) evidence of monitoring of standards 
13.  Learner progress is tracked and progression opportunities are promotedEvidence could include data management systems for tracking progress, advice and guidance on progression, clear rationale for course linked to progression opportunities 
14. The course has clear learning outcomes and assessment criteriaEvidence could include a course syllabus with clear Learning Outcomes and Assessment Criteria, assessment guidance etc