Facilitation strategy

For the knowledge modules and practical modules, KVR Training offers our clients various facilitation methods based on specific needs. This can include in-person, on-line, virtual facilitation methods or a combination of any of these. Various learning techniques, such as simulations, roleplays and presentations are used. Facilitators give feedback on participation, strengths, and areas for improvement. Practical application is crucial, requiring learners to apply knowledge in their daily work under supervision.

For the work experience modules, learners will be provided with a detailed work experience guide. This will enable learners to complete the required work experience modules under the guidance of a workplace coach/mentor.

Assessment strategy

• Formative assessment for the knowledge modules and practical modules is conducted throughout the programme during the facilitated sessions. Assessment activities are included in the Formative Assessment Workbook and will be checked by the facilitator. Learners are expected to complete all the activities in their workbooks.
• Summative assessment is conducted at the end of each module. Learners are expected to complete summative assessment activities in the workplace. These will be assessed by KVR Training.
• Statement of work experience: KVR Training will declare a learner ready for the External Integrated Summative Assessment (EISA) once the formative and summative activities are completed and a statement of work experience with supporting evidence is compiled in the learner’s workplace.
• The external integrated summative assessment (EISA) will be conducted through the relevant Quality Council for Trades and Occupations (QCTO) Assessment Quality partner. The EISA will focus on the exit level outcomes and associated assessment criteria. The EISA will be conducted by means of a combination of a written assessment (paper or online) at an approved assessment site and the external assessment of the evidence produced during the workplace experience at an approved assessment site by an Assessment Quality Partner (AQP) registered assessor. The assessments will test the candidate’s ability to communicate, solve problems and make decisions in relation to a set of typical situations and circumstances which include receiving and recording freight according to policy, allocating freight for storage and controlling of stock, picking, reconciling and dispatching of freight.
• EISA Preparation: KVR will allocate time in the programme schedule for EISA preparation. Focus will be given to exam techniques, past papers, and remedial coaching.