Guidance for ICT Mark Assessors
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ICT Mark Registered Assessor list revisionWe will be sending an email to all our registered ICT Mark Assessors, to confirm contact details and email addresses. If you have colleagues who are assessors, can you check that they all receive this update, as a nil response to the email will result in removal from the list of assessors. If anyone has problems receiving email, please let us know. It is essential we have an accurate email address! Assessors who haven’t carried out an assessment for the ICT Mark, and attended a selection day last year will be receiving an invoice for the annual registration fee of £150.00. Again, if you don’t want to re-register, please let us know. Lead assessorsLead assessors take a key role, and there are additional materials to support their quality assurance moderations of school assessments. An assessor being moderated may find some of these useful.  Performance Management
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Publication date: 20th June 2007 Withdrawal date: --- Created: 20th June 2007 Last updated: 25th November 2008 13:30 Persistent link to this article:http://www.naace.co.uk/307 |
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