 | All Examiners must be current Instructors in the award group they wish to
examine. |
| As with the Instructor award the Examiner
award is generic. This means that once you have become an Examiner in
one award group you will automatically become and Examiner in all award
groups you are qualified to Instruct. |
| To become an Examiner you must
first act as a probationary examiner for 4 exams. |
| At least 2 of the exams (including the final exam) must be of the
highest award within the award group. |
| For your first exam you will usually follow one of the other
examiners. Although you can be included in the Examiner/Candidate ratio
you usually won't be. |
| For the second and third exams you will act as a regular examiner.
|
| For your 'final' exam you will act as 'Examiner in Charge'. This will
mean that you will have to make sure the exam runs smoothly and that all
the paperwork is completed. |
