The SNB Branch encourages members to become involved in delivering SLSA Awards within their Clubs. To become a Trainer, Assessor or Facilitator you will need to hold the minimum qualifications shown below. You will also need to hold and be proficient in the SLSA Award that you wish to deliver.
Role | Minimum Qualifications |
Training Officer Teaches the skills and knowledge of our courses but do not make assessment decisions
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Training Officer Certificate TAEDEL301 Provide work skill instruction BSBCMM411 Make presentations
TOC courses are run quarterly. See below and complete the EOI if you are interested.
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Assessor Responsible for assessing candidates once they have the skills and knowledge required but cannot train and assess the same candidates. |
Assessor Skill Set TAESS00011 · TAEASS401: Plan assessment activities and processes · TAEASS402: Assess competence · TAEASS403: Participate in assessment validation · TAEASS502: Design and develop assessment tools Or TAESS00019 · TAEDES411: Use nationally recognised training products to meet vocational training needs · TAEASS412: Assess competence · TAEASS413: Participate in assessment validation
Subsidised Assessor Skill Set courses are available from time-to-time for members who are already endorsed as Trainers. Contact your CTO if you are interested.
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Facilitator Train and assess the same candidates for the course they deliver. Assessment sometimes occurs throughout the course rather than as a separate session at the end. |
Certificate IV in Training and Assessment TAE40116 or TAE40122 Or Diploma level equivalent qualifications
Subsidised upgrade courses for members who are already Assessors are available from time-to-time. Contact your CTO if you are interested.
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In SNB, we prefer that members are endorsed as a Training Officer for at least 12 months before progressing on towards becoming an Assessor. Members who are interested in getting started in becoming a Training Officer should speak to their Club’s Chief Training Officer and then complete the Training Officer Expression of Interest form online.
Once the minimum qualifications are obtained, Probationary Trainers are mentored through delivering an award by an experienced member of our team prior to becoming endorsed as a Training Officer for that award.
Re-endorsement
All TAFs (Trainers, Assessors & Facilitators) are required to maintain currency in their awards and meet annual update requirements to be eligible for re-endorsement. This is to ensure they are always up to date with any changes to awards that may occur and also provides them with professional development to ensure they are “best in class”.
The Branch and SLSNSW advises all TAFs of the update requirements each year leading up to the start of the SLS season. Once all updates have been completed each season, TAFs must then re-endorse using an online form accessible via their Members Area accounts.
TAFs who are seeking re-endorsement after some years of absence can contact the Branch office for advice.
Mentoring
Mentors must be endorsed TAFs for at least 12 months before applying to be inducted into this role. TAFs who are interested should contact the Branch office for further information.