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Assessment Division Te W�hanga Aromatawai
He w�hanga umanga te W�hanga Aromatawai m� te Mana Tohu M�tauranga o Aotearoa.
Assessment method Huarahi aromatawai
How the assessor gathers evidence of someone's performance, skills or knowledge.
Ko te huarahi m� te kohi taunakitanga i te tutukitanga, i ng� pūkenga, me te m�tau hoki o tētahi.
Assessment standard Paetae Aromatawai
Unit standards and achievement and skill standards listed on the Directory of Assessment and Skill Standards.
Ko ng� huinga paerewa, ng� paerewa paetae, ng� paerewa pūkenga hoki kua whakar�rangihia ki te R�rangi Paetae Aromatawai.
Assessor Kaiaromatawai
A person who evaluates someone's performance by looking at evidence of their skills and knowledge.
He tangata ka arom�tai i te tutukitanga o tētahi m� te tiro taunakitanga o �na pūkenga, t�na m�tau hoki.
Authenticity (of evidence) H�ponotanga (o te taunaki m�hio)
The work someone submits for assessment must be completely their own work. There can't be any outside involvement or help that makes the work invalid evidence.
Ko te mahi ka t�paetia e tētahi m� te aromatawai, n�na katoa an�. Kaua e kuhu atu he whakawh�ititanga, he �whinatanga n� tētahi atu.
Award Tohu
An award recognises or confirms a learner's achievement.
This could be:
- a qualification that is listed on the NZQCF
- a certificate or document showing that someone has completed a micro-credential or training scheme
- a certificate recording a student's achievement in scholarship examinations at secondary school
- confirmation that a secondary student can apply for university entrance in New Zealand.
He tohu ka whakaae, ka whakamana i te paetae a tētahi �konga.
Koia r�nei,
- he tohu i whakar�rangihia ki te NZQCF
- he tiwhikete, he tuhinga r�nei ka whakaatu kua tutuki i tētahi he pūkenga wh�iti, he h�taka whakangungu
- he tiwhikete ka whakamau i te paetae a tētahi �konga i ng� whakam�tautau karahipi ki te kura tuarua
- he whakamana i te �hei a te �konga kura tuarua kia tono m� te paeuru whare w�nanga ki Aotearoa.