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External
Verifier Vacancies with Edexcel I have received correspondence from Ruth Everett at Edexcel in connection with vacancies which the Edexcel organisation has from
time to time for External Verifiers for its BTEC Counselling
and Coaching qualifications. The initial correspondence is reproduced below
in blue. Edexcel is one of a number of Government appointed
accreditation / awarding bodies in the English education system. You can read
about these bodies by clicking here
to go to an explanatory page on this website. A brief profile of Edexcel from its press pack
is reproduced at the end of this page. The role of the BTEC External Verifiers is to ensure
that students’ work has been marked correctly to the national standard and is
part of the quality control work which underpins standards in the national
qualifications system. If anybody with appropriate qualifications and experience
might be interested in learning more about External Verifier opportunities
with Edexcel, please make contact with Ruth. I work for Edexcel, the examinations and awarding body, and we
currently have some External Verifier vacancies for our BTEC Counselling
& Coaching qualifications. We are seeking to recruit professionals with
some teaching experience – ideally relating to the BTEC - and I
wondered if it might be possible to promote these positions through your
organisation in some way, for example: via e-communications, via a newsletter
or on your website. Becoming an
external verifier helps individuals in their professional development through
the training, support and experience that they gain, as well as bringing
benefits to their students and therefore the health and social care sector in
as a whole. Full details of
the role, fees and application process are available at: http://www.edexcel.com/iwantto/Pages/aa-vac.aspx If you think
this might be possible, or would like to discuss any aspect of the
recruitment please do contact me. Thank you for
your time: I look forward to hearing from you. Kind regards Ruth Ruth Everett http://www.edexcel.org.uk __________________________________________________ Edexcel - a profile (Prepared by Edexcel
Media Centre · Authorised by Edexcel
Media Centre · 01/01/2007 · Issue 1 - 1
January 2007) Edexcel is the We prepare courses, assess, examine, quality
control and certify achievement. Our qualifications include A levels, GCSEs, GNVQs, Key and Basic
Skills, and the vocational BTEC suite that provides progression from pre GCSE
level through to sub-degree Higher National Diplomas and tailor-made
qualifications for employers. We also offer a range of Foundation degrees. As part of Pearson, the world’s largest education
services business, Edexcel has made significant
investment in technology to modernise the
examination system. The company leads the way in e-learning and is
spearheading online marking, administration and onscreen testing for key and
basic skills qualifications. Since introducing the pioneering marking system,
ePen, in 2003, Edexcel
has been able to make rich student performance data available to teachers.
Its new service, Results Plus, will enable head teachers and senior managers
in schools to raise attainment in core subject areas, and marks the start of Edexcel’s further engagement with students to help
support the personalised learning agenda. Edexcel holds
the contract from the National Assessment Agency to manage the marking,
distribution and data collection for the Key Stage 2 and 3 National
Curriculum Tests and the optional Year 7 Progress Tests in England. The tests
involve approximately 24,000 primary and secondary schools. We employ around 1,000 permanent staff and
approximately 1,000 temporary staff in peak periods together with 16,000
examiners and moderators. The head office is in Posted 30th
June 2008 |
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