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If you have any questions, please contact Chris Vaines who will be happy to help. Tel: 01226 720 700
The modules (listed below)
briefly cover all the learning outcomes and assessment criteria of the three units in the Level 4 IQA qualification. They are ideal to help you find out about an IQA role, update your IQA knowledge, or support you towards taking the IQA qualification.
You will have access to all the downloadable documents listed in the separate modules below.
• Why should IQA take place? • The functions of IQA • IQA cycle • Key concepts of IQA • IQA rationale • Key principles of IQA • Roles and responsibilities of an IQA • Regulations, legislation, policies and procedures • Reading list • Website list
Includes two downloadable resources: The roles and responsibilities of an IQA; The quality assurance cycle
• Factors to consider when planning • IQA strategy • IQA
activities • Sample plans • Managing risk • Using technology
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Reading list • Website list
Includes three downloadable resources: Possible risks for an IQA; A full set of IQA templates; A completed example of the IQA templates
• What is standardisation? • Benefits of standardisation • Standardisation activities • IQA team activities • Reading list • Website list
Includes two downloadable resources: A standardisation template; A completed example of a standardisation template
IQA/4 - Internal quality assurance records
• Record keeping • Reasons for
keeping IQA records • Data Protection • Confidentiality • Examples of IQA
records • Reading list • Website list
Includes five downloadable resources: A standardisation template; A completed example of a standardisation template;
A full set of IQA templates; Preparing for an EQA visit; Table of IQA records
• Factors influencing decisions • Making a decision: observing practice • Making a decision: sampling work • Appeals • Feedback • Different feedback methods • Providing feedback • Reading list • Website list
Includes two downloadable resources: A full set of IQA templates; A completed example of the IQA templates
• Why evaluate IQA practice? • How to evaluate IQA practice • What is reflective practice? • What is continuing professional development (CPD)? • Planning and maintaining CPD • Reading list • Website list
Includes four downloadable resources: Personal development plan template; Complete example of a personal development plan template; Reflective learning journal template; Completed example of a reflective learning journal template
IQA/7 - Producing and using a work plan
• The context in which a work plan will be produced • Management skills • Resources: physical and human • Setting priorities and success criteria • Producing a work plan • Information needed to produce a work plan • Using a work plan • Reading list • Website listIncludes three downloadable handouts: A work plan template; A completed example of a work plan template; A SWOT analysis template
• Identifying team members’
responsibilities • Defining SMART activities
• Delegation • Team work • Tuckman (1965/1975)
• Coverdale (1977) • Reading list • Website list
Includes two downloadable resources: Examples of skills required for managers and team leaders (with a list of skills to help you perform your role and support your team), The Lead IQA role
• How to monitor progress and quality • Maintaining standards and evaluating progress • Unsatisfactory performance • When standards are not maintained • Dealing with conflict • Providing feedback • Different feedback methods • How to give feedback • Reading list • Website list
Includes four downloadable resources: A work plan template; A completed example of a work plan template; A full set of IQA templates; A completed example of the IQA templates
• What is communication? • Ways to communicate •Verbal communication • Non-verbal communication • Speaking, listening, reading, writing • Barriers to communication • Interpersonal and intrapersonal skills • Berne’s Transactional Analysis theory • Records • Reading list • Website list
Includes one downloadable resource: A checklist for verbal, listening, non-verbal and written communication skills
Includes four downloadable resources: A work plan template; A completed example of a work plan template; A full set of IQA templates; A full set of EQA templates
All courses are subject to KMFs terms and conditions, and Ann Gravells' resource terms and conditions.