The important thing to remember when gathering evidence is that the more evidence the better - that is, the more evidence you gather to demonstrate your skills, the more confident an assessor can be that you have learned the skills not just at one point in time, but are continuing to apply and develop those skills (as opposed to just learning for the test!). Furthermore, one piece of evidence that you collect will not usualy demonstrate all the required criteria for a unit of competency, whereas multiple overlapping pieces of evidence will usually do the trick!
From the Wiki University
What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?
Determine and monitor skill requirements
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Confirm organisation’s values, goals and strategies for competitive systems and practices with input from relevant personnel Completed |
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Establish which competitive systems and practices are being used and/or being planned within organisation and their stage of implementation Completed |
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Consult with operational employees, other stakeholders and, as needed, specialists, to determine skills and knowledge required to implement organisation’s competitive systems and practices Completed |
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Map skills and knowledge requirements to existing job roles and identify areas where changes to job roles may be needed Completed |
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Liaise with relevant personnel to determine action on areas of potential change to job roles Completed |
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Establish or improve record keeping processes to provide clear and current information on required and current skills for organisation and for employees Completed |
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Regularly consult with operational employees, other stakeholders and, as needed, specialists, to identify changes in skill requirements Completed |
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Determine employee development needs
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Oversee application of record keeping processes and take action to maintain current employee skills records Completed |
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Consult with operational employees and other stakeholders to identify where employee skills are not current and/or valid Completed |
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Determine organisation’s values that can be supported by development activities Completed |
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Source feedback and/or other information on application of identified values to determine where development is needed Completed |
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Compare required and current employee skills and document skills gaps Completed |
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Manage development activities
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Review identified development needs to determine a basic structure for development activities Completed |
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Liaise with relevant personnel and, as needed, specialists, to confirm or amend structure of development activities Completed |
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Obtain any approvals for budget, content, scheduling and other logistics for development activities Completed |
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Identify suitably qualified people to provide preferred development methods and liaise with them to define specific activities and/or programs and related performance indicators Completed |
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Plan and coordinate delivery of activities and/or programs in accordance with procedures and approvals Completed |
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Review activities and outcomes against performance indicators and initiate action in response to poor performance Completed |
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Forecast future skill needs
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Review documentation and consult with relevant managers to confirm strategic directions and imminent and longer term changes for organisation Completed |
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Consult with operational and technical personnel to determine likely impact of changes on skill needs for short and long term Completed |
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Determine changes in skill needs that will require new development activities and those that can be built into to existing activities Completed |
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Document expected future skill needs and plans for implementing ongoing skill development to meet future needs Completed |
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Capture learnings from daily activities
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Review information from operational activities to identify potential learnings Completed |
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Facilitate and guide communications with operational and technical personnel to determine details of learnings and expected benefits Completed |
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Manage development of content and dissemination mechanisms appropriate to learnings, audience and future access needs Completed |
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Consult with operational employees, other stakeholders and, as needed, specialists to confirm or amend content and dissemination mechanisms Completed |
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Take or initiate action to disseminate and integrate learnings into operations Completed |
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