Centre Workforce Sample Clauses

Centre Workforce. 4a. retain a Workforce of appropriate size and competence to undertake the delivery of the qualification. This includes taking reasonable steps to ensure occupational competence where this is required by MERCURIUS POLITICUS Awarding Body for the assessment of specific qualifications. 4b. ensure that it has available sufficient managerial and other resources to enable it effectively and efficiently to undertake the delivery of the qualification as required by MERCURIUS POLITICUS Awards. 4c. provide staff with appropriate inductions and professional development (including a development plan) to ensure staff can maintain the relevant expertise and competence required by MERCURIUS POLITICUS Awards. 4d. supply staff CVs and other evidence (for example original certificates) to MERCURIUS POLITICUS Awarding Body in a timely manner upon request. 4e. have in place appropriate staff and relevant systems before the qualifications are made available in accordance with the requirements of the qualification(s). 4f. ensure that staff involved with a qualification understand the relevant specification provided by MERCURIUS POLITICUS Awards. 4g. ensure effective communications systems are in place internally to keep all relevant staff informed of current Awarding Organisation policies and procedures. 4h. ensure that quality assurance and management processes are in place and that these apply across all satellite locations.
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Centre Workforce. 4a. Retain a workforce of appropriate size and competence to undertake the delivery of the qualification. This includes taking reasonable steps to ensure occupational competence where this is required by ABC Awards for the assessment of specific qualifications. 4b. Ensure that it has available sufficient managerial and other resources to enable it to undertake the delivery of the qualification as required by ABC Awards effectively and efficiently.
Centre Workforce. 4.5.1 retain a Workforce of appropriate size and competence to undertake the delivery of the qualification. This includes taking reasonable steps to ensure occupational competence where this is required by the awarding organisation for the assessment of specific qualifications.
Centre Workforce. 4.1 Retain a workforce of appropriate size and competence to undertake the delivery and assessment of Qualsafe Awards’ qualifications. This includes taking reasonable steps to ensure occupational competence where this is required by Qualsafe Awards for the delivery, assessment and quality assurance of specific qualifications.
Centre Workforce. 4a. Retain a workforce of appropriate size and competence to undertake the delivery of the qualification. This includes ensuring a workforce which has occupational competence and is appropriately qualified where this is required by NOCN for the delivery, assessment and internal quality assurance of specific qualifications, components, units or programmes. 4b. Ensure that it has available sufficient managerial and other resources to enable it effectively and efficiently to undertake the delivery of the qualifications, units and programmes as required by NOCN. 4c. Provide staff with appropriate inductions and professional development (including a development plan) to ensure they can maintain the relevant expertise and competence required by NOCN. 4d. Supply staff CVs and other evidence (for example original certificates) to NOCN in a timely manner upon request.
Centre Workforce. 1.4.1 maintain a workforce of appropriate size and competence as required by Laser Learning Awards, to undertake the Qualifications’ delivery and assessment including invigilation where relevant.
Centre Workforce. The Delivery Centre will: Retain a workforce of appropriate size and competence to undertake the delivery of the qualification. This includes taking reasonable steps to ensure occupational competence. Provide staff with appropriate professional development (including a development plan) to ensure staff can maintain the relevant expertise and competence. Supply staff CVs and other evidence (for example original certificates) to IOL Awards Centre in a timely manner upon request. The IOL Awards Centre will: Ensure effective communications systems are in place internally to keep all relevant staff informed of current policies and procedures. Ensure that quality assurance and management processes are in place.
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