AExA Assessor Training: Evidence Evaluation, Scoring and Reporting

About Course

A 16-hour text-based course with practical evidence review, scoring, report writing and individually marked casework.

Course Content

AExA scheme and reviewer responsibilities
Define the assessed object, apply the five-stage process and distinguish assessment from award decisions.

What AExA assesses
The five-stage evaluation
Roles and recognition boundaries

Ethics, conflicts and confidentiality
Recognise assignment-specific threats, resist influence and handle entrant information securely.

Evidence evaluation and metrics
Grade evidence, test scope and reliability, reconcile performance claims and record limitations.

Scoring and classification
Apply the anchored rubric, calculate weighted scores and use unrounded thresholds.

Planning and neutral clarification
Plan a proportionate review and ask controlled questions without coaching.

Reporting and moderation
Write evidence-linked findings, retain score changes and apply escalation rules.

Digital records and continuing competence
Practise the logical reviewer workflow and understand scoped authorisation and monitoring.

Integrated simulation and assessment
Complete an independent case, knowledge examination and qualification handover.

Assessment

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Course Content

AExA scheme and reviewer responsibilities Define the assessed object, apply the five-stage process and distinguish assessment from award decisions.

What AExA assesses

The five-stage evaluation

Roles and recognition boundaries

Ethics, conflicts and confidentiality Recognise assignment-specific threats, resist influence and handle entrant information securely.

Recognising conflicts of interest

Bias and attempted influence

Confidentiality and secure working

Evidence evaluation and metrics Grade evidence, test scope and reliability, reconcile performance claims and record limitations.

Evidence grades E0 to E4

Scope, authenticity and independent support

Testing metrics and performance claims

Scoring and classification Apply the anchored rubric, calculate weighted scores and use unrounded thresholds.

Applying the anchored rubric

Evidence limitations and exceptional scores

Weights, totals and unrounded classification

Planning and neutral clarification Plan a proportionate review and ask controlled questions without coaching.

Planning a proportionate assessment

Writing neutral clarification questions

Interviewing and documenting uncertainty

Reporting and moderation Write evidence-linked findings, retain score changes and apply escalation rules.

Writing evidence-linked findings

Moderation, variance and score changes

Reports, integrity gates and independent decisions

Digital records and continuing competence Practise the logical reviewer workflow and understand scoped authorisation and monitoring.

Reviewer workflow and record control

Qualification and scoped authorisation

Maintaining competence and responding to feedback

Integrated simulation and assessment Complete an independent case, knowledge examination and qualification handover.

Capstone evidence dossier

Capstone clarification and response format

Assessment instructions and qualification handover

Assessment

Knowledge check 1: AExA scheme and reviewer responsibilities

Knowledge check 2: Ethics, conflicts and confidentiality

Knowledge check 3: Evidence evaluation and metrics

Knowledge check 4: Scoring and classification

Knowledge check 5: Planning and neutral clarification

Knowledge check 6: Reporting and moderation

Knowledge check 7: Digital records and continuing competence

Final knowledge examination

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