Apprenticeship Assessment: Centre Management Webinar Series - 8th and 15th October

These sessions are for EpAOs / Awarding Organisations who are starting to think through their Centre Management approach under the new apprenticeship model. We’ll walk you through the decisions you need to make, what’s expected from a regulatory perspective, and how to build practical policies and strategies that reflect your approach. You’ll have space to explore what it means for your organisation, ask questions, and get input as you shape your thinking.

If you're also tackling your assessment strategy you might want to take a look at our Assessment Strategy Webinar Series—two practical sessions to help you design, justify, and document your approach with confidence.

What You’ll Get:

2 x 90-minute live webinars

Handouts - setting out what you need to work through to prepare, including what your CASS and other Centre Management policies need to cover.

Space to ask questions and explore your organisation’s approach

Webinar 1: Determining the role of a Centre and the types and levels of controls to put in place

• Understanding the reforms, Centres and Centre Assessment Standards Scrutiny
• Determining your approach to Centre Assessment Standards Scrutiny
• Moderation – determining what to moderate and how
• Building a Centre Assessment Standards Scrutiny Strategy

Webinar 2: Centre approval, onboarding, monitoring and review

• Centre approval processes – why and how
• Centre agreements and onboarding – the responsibilities of the AO and Centre
• Centre Monitoring and ongoing review
• Malpractice, appeals, adverse effects, and sanctions

📅 Wednesday 8th & 15th October

🕙 10:00 – 11:30am

Investment: 

Investment is just £300 per person for each webinar series, or £275 per person if 2 or more people from the same AO book together.

Book both the Centre Management and the Assessment Strategies webinar series for £550 per person or £500 per person if 2 or more people from the same AO book together.

Participation in each webinar will be capped to keep the groups small enough to facilitate open discussion and allow each AO to ask the questions you need.