Assessment Board definition

Assessment Board means a board, comprising of internal and, as appropriate, external examiners and also a secretary, which has powers laid down by Academic Board to manage the process of assessment. There shall be two types of assessment boards:

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Assessment Board means the Assessment Board established under Chapter 5 of this Scheme;

Assessment Board means Assessment Board constituted under the provisions of this Act.

Examples of Assessment Board in a sentence

• The Idaho Immunization Assessment Board was created in March 2010 after the signing of HB432.

• The Assessment Board will consider the outcome of the Academic Offences Panel/Board as part of its review of your overall performance (see paragraph 19 (Assessment)).

• The following components and weights shall be used to establish applicable promotion eligibility registers: Written Examination 30% Assessment Board 40% Time in Grade 15% Chiefs Points 15% Scores of each component shall be posted in accordance with the provisions contained herein.

• SOURCES & SUGGESTED FURTHER READINGS• 101 Yukon Environmental and Socio-economic Assessment Board (2006).

• In addition to these general aspirations:  Algoma University looks forward to working solely within the Quality Assurance Framework with the Ontario Universities Council on Quality Assurance; currently the university’s legislation requires that approvals go through both the Ontario Universities Council on Quality Assurance and the Postsecondary Education Quality Assessment Board.

• In British Columbia the term “university” is used under the written consent of the Minister of Advanced Education effective April 11, 2007; having undergone a quality assessment process by the Degree Quality Assessment Board (DQAB) and been found to meet the criteria established by the minister.

• The membership of the Assessment Board shall conform to that outlined in the University’s Regulations for the relevant year, unless specific arrangements are agreed at Validation.

• An Assessment Board shall be established for the purpose of preparing a written promotional assessment on an employee(s) who is/are writing a promotional examination(s).

• The parties develop and control the activities of the agents that work to promote the players’ interests especially on commission by the Agent Activities Assessment Board.

• All grades should be considered provisional until confirmed by the Assessment Board.

More Definitions of Assessment Board

Assessment Board means the Assessment Board constituted by the Director General, under clause (b) of sub rule (iv) of rule 7;

Assessment Board in Section 1.3 above means the Board of Examiners or, in the case of a modularised course, the Module Assessment Board in the first instance. In the procedures detailed in Section 3 below, 'Assessment Board' means the Board of Examiners or, in the case of a modularised course where results have been confirmed by a Programme Assessment Board, the Programme Assessment Board in the first instance.

Assessment Board means the Assessment Board constituted as specified in Schedule III;

Assessment Board. (評核委員會) means the Higher Rights Assessment Board established by section 39E; (Added 2 of 2010 s. 3)

Assessment Board means the Tasmanian Secondary Assessment Board established under section 73 of the Education Act;