Using Competency Frameworks and Learning Plans
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The document discusses competency frameworks and the assessment process in the Australian vocational education and training (VET) sector, specifically under the guidance of the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA). It emphasizes the importance of documenting student evidence, providing feedback, and using a standard student assessment guide to ensure compliance standards are met. Additionally, it outlines performance criteria for SQL training and assessment, demonstrating the skills students must acquire in the field.
Using Competency Frameworks and Learning Plans
- 1. Using Competency Frameworks and Learning Plans @kshuntley#mpos16 @kshuntley
- 2. @kshuntley#mpos16 @kshuntley The world of compliance in VET… ❖ ASQA – Australian Skills Quality Authority ❖ Registered Training Organisation (RTO) provides nationally recognised and accredited training in the VET sector in Australia ❖ ASQA is the national regulator of the vocational education and training (VET) sector and conducts registration and compliance audits
- 3. @kshuntley#mpos16 @kshuntley The audit experience ❖ We passed but challenges and areas of improvement noted include – ❖ Documenting the evidence to justify the outcome you give a student. Why is a competent a competent??? ❖ Feedback to students ❖ Informing students at every step in the learning and assessment cycle
- 4. @kshuntley#mpos16 @kshuntley Student assessment guide ❖ One of the early steps in meeting the requirements around the assessment process is informing the student of: ❖ How they will be assessed ❖ When these assessments will take place ❖ A standard document known as a student assessment guide is used
- 5. @kshuntley#mpos16 @kshuntley Student assessment guide ❖ Sample assessment guide containing all the information required under compliance standards ❖ The evidence requirement is a student acknowledgment of the receipt and understanding of this document
- 9. @kshuntley#mpos16 @kshuntley Competency-based training and assessment ❖ The definition that ASQA use for competency-based training and assessment Competency based training and assessment means that a person is trained and assessed to meet the performance and knowledge requirements to safely and effectively complete workplace activities in a range of different situations and environments, to an industry standard that is expected in the workplace.
- 10. @kshuntley#mpos16 @kshuntley Competency-based training and assessment ❖ What competency based training and assessment is NOT… Competency based training and assessment does not compare the training outcomes between learners. Learners are assessed against the requirements of a training product.
- 11. @kshuntley#mpos16 @kshuntley How do I pass the unit? ❖ Students entering the VET sector from school can be used to either: ❖ Marks, percentages or similar. For example 55 out of 100 ❖ If I turn up and hand something in I must pass right??? ❖ We often get students who want to know the minimum amount they can complete in terms of assessment to be deemed competent ❖ Surely if I do well in the Part A I can skip Part B???
- 12. @kshuntley#mpos16 @kshuntley ELEMENT PERFORMANCE CRITERIA Elements describe the essential outcomes. Performance criteria describe the performance needed to demonstrate achievement of the element. 1. Write a simple SQL statement to retrieve and sort data 1.1 Retrieve all the data from a single table 1.2 Retrieve data from specific columns in a single table 1.3 Use 'order by' to sort query output 2. Write an SQL statement that selectively retrieves data 2.1 Restrict the number of rows retrieved, by placing criteria in the 'where' clause 2.2 Restrict the number of rows retrieved, by placing specific criteria in the select statement 2.3 Use comparison operators in the 'where' clause to compare numeric, character, string, date and time data 2.4 Use Boolean operators with the correct precedence 2.5 Use criteria in the 'where' clause, to check for a range of values, to select values from a list, and to check for values that match a pattern 2.6 Use SQL syntax to suppress duplicate values from query results 2.7 Take action to exclude null values from a query result 3. Write SQL statements that use functions 3.1 Use arithmetical operators with the correct precedence 3.2 Use string functions, and operators, to obtain the required query output 3.3 Use mathematical functions to obtain the required output 3.4 Use date functions to obtain the required output 3.5 Use SQL aggregate functions to obtain the required output 4. Write SQL statements that use aggregation and filtering 4.1 Use 'group by' to aggregate data by multiple columns 4.2 Sort aggregated data in the query output 4.3 Filter aggregated data using the 'having' clause 5. Write SQL statements that retrieve data from multiple tables 5.1 Employ the inner join syntax, to retrieve data from two or more tables 5.2 Use 'left outer', 'right outer' and 'full outer' syntax, to join tables in the select statement 5.3 Use correct syntax in the 'where' clause, to retrieve data from multiple tables 5.4 Write a union query that retrieves data from more than one table 6. Write and execute SQL sub-queries 6.1 Construct single and nested sub-queries 6.2 Construct sub-queries that return a single row and multiple rows 6.3 Use correlated sub-queries to retrieve required data 6.4 Write sub-queries that use aggregates 7. Create and manipulate tables 7.1 Identify the required columns, data types, keys, relationships, indexes and constraints 7.2 Use the relevant naming conventions for database elements 7.3 Create tables that implement the required elements 7.4 Manipulate tables to meet specific requirements 8. Create and use views 8.1 Create views that satisfy information requirements 8.2 Use check constraints in a view 8.3 Retrieve, insert, update, and delete data using a view 8.4 Drop a view from a database 9. Create and use stored procedures 9.1 Create and execute stored procedures that use SQL to retrieve, insert, or modify data, according to information requirements 9.2 Create and execute stored procedures, that use one or more parameters 9.3 Drop a stored procedure from the database 9.4 Create and test database triggers that automate data management, or perform specific required data-related functions Elements and Performance Criteria
- 13. @kshuntley#mpos16 @kshuntley Element & Performance Criteria ❖ Element 1: Write a simple SQL statement to retrieve and sort data ❖ Criteria ❖ 1.1 Retrieve all the data from a single table ❖ 1.2 Retrieve data from specific columns in a single table ❖ 1.3 Use 'order by' to sort query output
- 14. @kshuntley#mpos16 @kshuntley Live Demo Time! Follow along as Scott logs into his Development Moodle and builds Competencies and Learning Plans into a course!
- 15. @kshuntley#mpos16 @kshuntley Thank you! Continue the conversation: • Tweet me at: @kshuntley • LinkedIn me: au.linkedin.com/in/kshuntley • E-Mail me: scott@pukunui.com