Assessment Exercises Sample Clauses

Assessment Exercises. Assessment Exercises will consist of a minimum of three (3) scenarios from approved/accepted assessment center exercises. Possible total points for Step 2- 40 (40 % of the promotional process). Step 3. Oral Interview/ Oral Resume
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Assessment Exercises. ‌ Reasonable efforts will be made to administer assessment exercises fairly. Employees taking assessment exercises shall not be allowed to have other people assist them with the completion of the test.
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Assessment Exercises. 5.2 The assessment exercises will be discussed and agreed in advance with the Panel Chair, and will be relevant to the skills required for the school. The candidates will complete a range of assessment tasks which will test a range of core skills based on the GTCS Professional Standards. Assessment exercises could be: Scenario Written task Analysis and interpretation task Pupil Council Exercise In-tray Exercise Group Exercise Briefing paper on educational issue Part 2 – Panel Interview - 45 minutes
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Assessment Exercises. Assessment Exercises are a component of the Sergeant’s Promotional process. Assessment Exercises may be administered over multiple days. A minimum of two exercises will be chosen from the following types of exercises. A candidate’s Assessment Exercise scores will be averaged to form one component of the overall promotional process score. Exercises will be developed by the Promotional Process Design Committee, working with Police and City Administration.
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