You need a relevant vocational qualification at least at Level 3, substantial work experience in your field, and the Level 3 Certificate in Assessing Vocational Achievement.

No, teaching qualifications are not mandatory, but a relevant assessing qualification, like the Level 3 Certificate in Assessing Vocational Achievement, is required.

 The duration can vary, but typically the Level 3 Certificate in Assessing Vocational Achievement can be completed within a few weeks.

You'll receive support from experienced tutors, access to comprehensive learning materials, and guidance on practical assessments.

NVQ assessors are responsible for guiding learners through their vocational qualifications, assessing their competency, providing feedback, and ensuring that standards are met.

Yes, many training programs are designed to be flexible and can be pursued alongside your current job.

Absolutely. There's a growing need for skilled assessors in these sectors due to the continuous development of technical skills and vocational training.

Yes, continuous professional development is encouraged and often required to stay updated with industry standards and teaching methodologies.

Generally, assessors are required to have expertise in the specific field they are assessing. Cross-field assessment might require additional qualifications or experience.