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Standard 7
The competence of RTO staff
Each member of the RTOs staff who is involved in
training, assessment or client service is competent for the functions they
perform.
Standard 7.1
The RTO must develop and implement written
procedures for the recruitment, induction, and ongoing development of each
member of its staff who is involved in training, assessment or client service;
encourage and provide relevant opportunities for their professional development;
and monitor their performance.
Standard 7.2
The RTO's induction program and materials for new
staff must contain information, where relevant to their job role, on each of the
following:
- Training Packages;
- competency-based training and assessment;
- vocational education and training
requirements and policies;
- requirements for Apprenticeships/Traineeships;
and
- staff responsibilities for access and
equity.
Standard 7.3
- The RTO must ensure that assessments are
conducted by a person who has:
- the following competencies from the
Training and Assessment Training Package, or is able to demonstrate
equivalent competencies:
- TAAASS401A Plan and Organise Assessment;
- TAAASS402A Assess Competence;
- TAAASS404A Participate in
Assessment Validation; and
- relevant vocational competencies, at
least to the level being assessed.
- However, if a person does not have the
assessment competencies as defined in Standard 7.3 a (i) and the vocational
competencies as defined in Standard 7.3 a (ii), one person with the
all the assessment competencies listed in Standard 7.3 a (i), and one or more persons who have
the vocational competencies listed in Standard 7.3 a (ii) may work together to conduct
assessments.
Standard 7.4
The RTO must ensure that training is delivered
by a person who:
- holds the Certificate
IV in Training and Assessment from the Training and Assessment Training Package (or
is able to
demonstrate equivalent competencies, or
- who is under the direct
supervision* of a person who has the competencies specified in Standard 7.4
(i) and
- is able to demonstrate vocational
competencies, at least to the level of those being delivered.
*Direct supervision is achieved when a person
delivering training on behalf of the RTO has regular guidance, support and
direction from a person designated by the RTO who has the competencies in
Standard 7.4 (i) and who monitors and is accountable for the training delivery.
It is not necessary for the supervising person to be present during all training
delivery. |