Can my mum be my DofE assessor?
They must be independent. Therefore, they cannot be a member of your family. An Assessor can be anyone who is interested in helping you to achieve, has some knowledge of the activity you are doing and can be available over the time you’re doing it.
How do I do a DofE assessor report?
Submitting a report You can complete the sectional Assessor’s Report Card, found in a participant’s Welcome Pack. Alternatively you can add your report directly into the participant’s online eDofE account via DofE.org/assessor.
Can a DofE leader be an assessor and supervisor?
Bronze-level expeditions will be able to have one individual performing both the Supervisor and Assessor role. However, the individual performing both roles must be an accredited Assessor and have completed the DofE’s EAAS course. They must also fulfil the LO’s or AAP’s requirements to supervise expeditions.
What do Duke of Ed assessors have to do?
They must be suitably skilled to assess a Participant’s activity, write a report at the completion of that activity, and sign off the Participant’s records to verify that the Participant has achieved the requirements of The Duke of Ed. In most circumstances, an Assessor should not be a family member.
What is an assessor’s position?
An Assessor is someone who helps a participant set challenging and realistic goals for their activity, provides guidance, gives feedback, and verifies the activity has been completed. Learning to connect with mentors (in the form of Assessors) is an important skill for the Award and for life.
Do you need a practice expedition for DofE silver?
Training and practice Participants must be adequately trained to safely undertake a remotely supervised expedition in the environment in which they will be operating. Silver: Teams must complete the required training and a practice expedition of a minimum 2 days, 2 nights.
What are assessor reports?
The Assessor’s Report When the participant has completed the minimum time requirements and achieved their goals, the DofE requires a written report which is a record of their progress. This is called an Assessor’s Report. As an Assessor you are responsible for writing a participant’s Assessor Report.
What does it mean by assessors position?
What is an Assessor? Assessors are adults who are knowledgeable and experienced in a participant’s chosen activity. Assessors act as mentors and work with participants for the duration of their activity.
Can a DofE leader be an assessor?
All Assessors must be adults and cannot be immediate family members. Award Leaders should only be an Assessor if they are suitably experienced in the activity.
Who can assess a silver level expedition team?
accredited Assessor
All expeditions must be supervised by an adult (the Expedition Supervisor) who is able to accept responsibility for the safety of the team. 9. Assessment must be by an accredited Assessor.
What is assessor position?
How long do you have to complete Duke of Ed?
Time requirements: Bronze – minimum 6 months. Silver – minimum 6 months if completed Bronze otherwise 12 months for direct entrants. Gold – minimum 12 months if completed Silver otherwise 18 months for direct entrants.
What are the rules and properties of exponents?
Exponents rules and properties Rule name Rule Example Power rules b1/n = n √ b 8 1/3 = 3 √ 8 = 2 Negative exponents b-n = 1 / bn 2 -3 = 1/2 3 = 0.125 Zero rules b0 = 1 5 0 = 1 Zero rules 0 n = 0 , for n >0 0 5 = 0
How do you choose an assessor for DofE?
If you are struggling to find Assessors, talk to your DofE Leader. The Assessor should have knowledge of the activity being undertaken and be aware of your objectives. Give them the relevant sectional Assessor’s card from your Welcome Pack.
How to add a report to an e DofE account?
Assessor’s Reports. As an Assessor you can add your report directly into the participant’s online e DofE account from here. All you need is the participant’s e DofE ID number, their Award level (Bronze, Silver or Gold) and the section you are assessing them for (Volunteering, Physical, Skill, Expedition or Residential).
What happens when a section is completed in DofE?
Once a section is complete the Assessor will meet with you to discuss your performance, experiences and achievements. The Assessor will also decide whether you have met the DofE requirements – that you’ve demonstrated effort, perseverance, improvement and made progress towards your section goals.