CAVA Assessor and AET Teaching Bundle

Save over 10% on your course fees by enrolling on 2 essential qualifications to become an Associate Teacher and a Qualified Assessor upon graduation.

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Overview

Develop the ability to train and assess others with our CAVA Assessor and AET Teaching course bundle. Ideally packing two must-have qualifications that give you ‘Associate Teacher’ and ‘Qualified Assessor’ status upon completion. Aptly designed for those wanting to work as an assessor in school and work settings. The secret to your success starts with Oxbridge. Obtain real results with an award-winning college by enrolling in a CAVA & AET course today!

Become an associate teacher and qualified assessor, AND save 10%!

Are you looking for a convenient, cost-effective way to gain both your CAVA and AET qualifications? If so, you’ve come to the right place. Our package looks so good on the outside and, we promise, it’ll make you feel better on the inside. Become qualified in CAVA and AET in 12 months with two courses in this education bundle:

Level 3 Certificate in Assessing Vocational Achievement (CAVA)

Our CAVA qualification nurtures your ability to appraise the competencies of others within school and work settings. As a result, you’ll effectively be able to coach people to do better in academia or their chosen careers. You can expect to:

  • Understand the principles and practices of assessment
  • Assess occupational competencies in the work environment
  • Assess vocational skills, knowledge and understanding
  • Level 3 Award in Education and Training RQF (Teacher Training)
  • Our AET qualification prepares you for the further education and skills sector
  • Nationally recognised, it’s an ideal stepping stone to progressing to a PGCE

Furthermore, it forms strong foundations in both teaching and training. You can expect to:

  • Understand roles, responsibilities and also relationships
  • Learn to use inclusive teaching and learning approaches
  • Gain knowledge of session planning and micro-teach skills
  • Study the role of assessment in education and training

Our CAVA Assessor and AET Teaching bundle offer you:

The fastest route to gaining Level 3 certification in teacher training and assessing: save money on your course fees by enrolling on the two qualifications together. In addition to enhancing your life, they’ll help you attain greater success within the field of education and vocational assessment. Both qualifications are also fully recognised by the prestigious awarding body Training Qualifications UK.

This bundle includes the following:

This CAVA and AET course bundle is perfect for those wanting to be more and achieve more! Enjoy two courses and unlimited tutor support for a big reduction and also the best value fee. Enrol now to start your learning journey with us at Oxbridge.

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Awarding Body

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TQUK is the fastest growing Ofqual regulated awarding organisation in the UK. Operating in over 400 centres worldwide, they provide a wide range of vocational qualifications that conform to a high standard, specialising in the areas of first aid, education and training, health and safety, and health and social care.

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Course Outcome

At the end of this bundle, successful learners will be awarded two TQUK Qualifications, which can be applied to various career paths. The training courses have been designed specifically to meet the needs of learners who prefer to study from home. 

How is this course assessed or examined?

You will be expected to complete a range of assignments for both courses, which are submitted and then marked by your tutor. You will not be required to take an external exam. As part of your course, you will complete a short practical Micro-Teach as part of your teacher training qualification. This can be easily achieved by volunteering in a teaching environment. You’ll also be required, as part of the CAVA qualification to assess learners in their work environment.

Entry requirements

There are no formal entry requirements for this course, however, it is recommended that you have an intermediate ability to read and write English.

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Career Guide - How to Become a Qualified Assessor

How to Become a Qualified Assessor

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Can I sign up for a Student Beans account and get Student Discounts?

Yes! One of the many benefits of being an Oxbridge student is that you get access to great discounts with a Student Beans account! Eligibility criteria apply and acceptance is made at the discretion of Student Beans. Find out how to sign up.

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How do I become a teacher without a degree?

While this is an unusual route to becoming a teacher, it’s certainly possible. First, you have to work towards getting a Diploma in Education and Training (DET). In order to qualify for this, you’ll need to have at least Level 2 skills in Maths and English, but if you’re thinking of teaching these subjects, you’ll need a Level 3. Additionally, you’ll have to be able to evidence at least 100 hours of teaching experience.  

After obtaining your DET, you can apply for QTLS and obtain an Initial Teacher Education (ITE) certificate. After this, you’ll need to register for the Professional Formation, leading to the QTLS. 

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What qualifications do you need to be a teacher?

In the UK, you are required to have a degree and gain a Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) in order to teach in state schools. If you wish to teach at the primary level, you will also need to have achieved the minimum pass grade in GCSE English, maths, and science. 

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How long is a teacher training course in the UK?

Generally, you will complete a teacher training course within one year, should you do a post-graduate PGCE program. During this time, you’ll spend both academic time on campus and several weeks in school placements, getting hands-on experience. This is also when you will train towards your Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) recommendation. 

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What qualifications do you need to become an assessor?

Before becoming a qualified assessor, you’ll have to obtain an assessing qualification at an accredited institution, such as Oxbridge. Once you’ve completed this, you’ll receive a Certificate of Competence and Statement Of Results (SOR). Now you can register with an Education and Training Quality Assurance Body (ETQA), and that’s that; you’re now a qualified assessor.

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How do I become an assessor?

In order to become a qualified assessor, you’ll need to hold a minimum of a level 3 qualification in the area you’re hoping to assess as well as industry experience. Additionally, you’ll have to obtain an assessing qualification like the Oxbridge NCFE Level 3 Certificate. 

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Why take a teaching assessing course online?

Assessing is another major part of post-16 vocational qualifications. You can become a qualified assessor or IQA with Oxbridge assessing courses. No matter what your occupation is, our flexible course will help you obtain the Level 3 Certificate in Assessing Vocational Achievement (CAVA).

With our courses being online, you can complete the course in your own time, at your own pace, so it fits perfectly around work and other commitments.

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Why take a teaching course online?

There is a constant need to qualify more and more great teachers, and it’s unlikely this need will go away any time soon. If you’re considering pursuing a career in teaching, our Oxbridge courses are the ideal tool to help you prepare for the art of teaching. With our online courses, you can choose to set a schedule that fits your agenda.

Oxbridge courses will qualify you to teach post-16 and are also used as access courses for primary and secondary education qualifications. However, if you’re looking to teach Early Years (ages 0-5), then our Early Years courses will be more suitable.

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Explain the UK Education System – Key Stages

The UK educational system is divided into primary and secondary schools, with a few authorities running a three-tier system. The key stages include:

  • Early years foundation stage (EYFS): 0-5-year-olds – nursery and reception
  • Key Stage 1: 5-7 year olds – school years 1-2
  • Key Stage 2: 7-11 year olds – school years 3-6
  • Key Stage 3: 11-14 year olds – school years 7-9
  • Key Stage 4: 14-16 year olds – school years 10-11
  • Post-16 teaching

Our teaching and assessing courses focus on post-16 education.

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Sarah

Education and Childcare

My 30-year stride in education started with childminding, to working with pupils with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities. I then tutored in a national reading programme and went on to become a Higher-Level TA. I’m elated to say I graduated with a First-Class BA Honours Degree when I was 50 – living proof that it’s never too late to chase your dreams!

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Penny

STEM and History of Art

Marine biology, jellyfish conservationist, hairdresser, fitness instructor… I have an eclectic backstory! Art is my passion and one of my proudest moments was achieving my Masters in Fine Art. I then requalified as an Art teacher to share my knowledge with my students. For most of my career, I’ve supported vulnerable students with additional needs such as SEMH and SEN.

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Kelly

Counselling and Psychology

I always knew that a career focused around helping people achieve their goals was perfect for me. That’s why I became a tutor. I love to see my student’s confidence flourish as they progress through their courses. It’s important to help them fit their learning goals around their personal commitments so they have the best chance of success! 

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Faye

Early Years

Beginning my career as an early years practitioner inspired me to step into the world of teaching. I have since elevated my skillset through a range of qualifications including L3 in Assessing Vocational Achievement, L3 in Education & Training and L4 in Internal Quality Assurance. I’m a big kid at heart; I love Disney movies and also dabble in photography.  

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Laura

Health care

For 10+ years, my passion for helping learners develop and grow has driven my career as a teacher. To help me progress even further, I am currently studying to achieve the IQA award. I love reading and I’m a self-professed Harry Potter fan. Talk to me about all things history, rock music, tattoos and true crime podcasts. 

Laura, tutor
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