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Unit Training Plans (UTPs)

What a Unit Training Plan Is and Why It Matters

What a UTP Typically Contains

Quiz: Unit Training Plans

OJTI and Assessor: Distinct Roles

OJTI vs Assessor: Two Different Roles

Role Boundaries and Conflicts of Interest

Quiz: OJTI vs Assessor

Licensing and Exemption Requirements for Assessors

Assessor Licensing Requirements Under the European Model

Exemptions and Alternative Means of Compliance

Quiz: Licensing and Exemptions

Practical Toolkit: UTP Forms and Calibration Methodology

Practice Session and Feedback Forms Within a UTP

Step-by-Step Calibration Methodology

Quiz: Calibration Methodology and UTP Forms

Unit Training Plans, the OJTI/Assessor role distinction, and assessor licensing and exemption requirements under the European model.

The organisational and regulatory context assessors work within: what a Unit Training Plan is and why your own unit's version is the one that governs you, how the OJTI and Assessor roles differ, and what licensing and exemption requirements apply to assessors under the European model.

Module 7 — Unit Training Plans, OJTI vs Assessor, and Licensing & Exemptions

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