End Point Assessment
The government in England has identified that apprenticeships are key to addressing skills shortages. To this end, employers have contributed to developing new Apprenticeship Standards which outline the knowledge, skills and behaviours that they would expect to see for specific job roles.
Each Apprenticeship Standard is accompanied by an Assessment Plan which describes how the knowledge, skills and behaviours are to be independently assessed at the end of the apprenticeship. As an approved End-Point assessment Organisation (EPAO) QFI is able to assess the Standards shown below.
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Construction
Construction is an industry super-sector grouping delivering many types of building and infrastructure projects. Roles in the construction industry includes traditional building and construction trades through to virtual design and 3D modelling technologies....
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Engineering & Manufacturing
Engineering and Manufacturing apprentices are involved in the design and fabrication of a wide range of structures such as railways, tunnels and bridges as well as industrial processing plants....
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Business & Admin
The improved use of information within the construction industry has become a major are of focus to drive efficiencies in the delivery and use of facilities. The Business and Administration route is for apprentices involved in helping deliver these improvements....
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Protective Services
Protective Services refer to those roles involved in providing safety, security, prevention, enforcement, protection and investigation services, largely on behalf of society....
