Qualification details

EDEXCEL Level 2 BTEC Award in Introduction to Administering Examinations

Qualification summary

The aim and purpose of this qualification is to:

• To improve the efficiency of the relationship between awarding bodies and examinations’ staff in centres
• To assist examination’s administration staff in dealing more effectively with centre staff and students
• To contribute to the continuing professional development of those involved in the administration of external examinations.

Qualification details

500/4315/8
2
VRQ - Vocationally-Related Qualification
Accreditation start date:
01/08/2008
Operational start date in centres:
01/08/2008
Accreditation end date:
31/12/2010
Certification end date:
31/12/2012
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English
The qualification is designed to support the continuing professional development of those working with examinations in schools and colleges. It is also designed to deliver, improve and validate the skills, knowledge and understanding required to be an effective administrator of the examinations process. For those who are interested in progressing in this crucial area the qualification provides an important first step in their continuing professional development. The level 3 BTEC Award in Administering Examinations provides a progression route for those who have taken the Level 2.
No specific job occupation
  • 15 Business, Administration and Law
    • 15.2  Administration
60
Pass
Portfolio of Evidence
All assessment is carried out by centre assessors based on specific criteria set out in each unit. All assessed work is subject to internal verification procedures, where assessed evidence is sampled on an ongoing basis by appointed and qualified individuals in the centre. External Verification takes place on a cyclical basis and assessor and internal verification decisions are sampled.
This qualification contains two complusory units (30 hours each). Students need to complete both units to gain the qualification.
  • K/501/7409 - Assisting in the Administration of the Examination Process
  • D/501/7410 - Working with Examination Entries and Results