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RPL Level 2 Training Review of day 4

Total questions: 23

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

1.      RPL is just an assessment:

a)

True

b)

False

2.

2.      When preparing a candidate for RPL, we should:

a)

tell them about the assessment process

b)

offer them support

c)

provide instructions on what to do

d)

all answers are correct

3.

3.      Pre-screening a candidate before assessment is done so that:

a)

we can see if the candidate has sufficient prior learning to be assessed

b)

we can identify training needs, because RPL is basically just training

c)

we can arrange the right assessor and tools

d)

none of these answers is correct

4.

4.      There is only one way to assess RPL, and that is by using a portfolio of evidence:

a)

True

b)

False

5.

5.      Re-assessment:

a)

is not allowed with RPL in any country because if someone does not know the first time, they should rather attend training

b)

is never necessary with RPL because we pre-screen candidates

c)

is allowed with RPL in some countries

d)

all options are incorrect

6.

6.      RPL practitioners:

a)

are the same as other training staff

b)

are just assessors by another name

c)

are all researchers

d)

are specialists in RPL

7.

7.      There is one RPL model that is applied in all countries step by step:

a)

true, this is how the ILO wants it

b)

true, but countries can do the steps in a different order, just as long as they have all the steps covered

c)

false - there is more than one model that the ILO prescribes

d)

false - the model is not standardized and must be tailored to suit each context and country

8.

8.      The practitioner that typically prepares a candidate for the RPL process is the:

a)
  • RPL assessor

b)
  • RPL Counsellor

c)
  • RPL administrator

d)
  • RPL verifier

9.

9.      What information do you collect when candidates apply to do RPL:

a)
  • All the information you need for reporting purposes - it's context specific

b)
  • The information that the ILO wants

c)
  • The name of the candidate only

d)
  • no information is collected at application stage - it's just a chat first

10.

10.      If you are assessing in a real workplace, what do you need to do to prepare the environment:

a)
  • prepare the staff at the workplace

b)
  • prepare the equipment and make sure it is safe and available

c)
  • prepare your video equipment or observation checklists

d)
  • all the options are correct

11.

11.      The RPL assessor, in a large RPL centre, typically:

a)
  • manages the RPL administration

b)
  • prepares the candidate for assessment

c)
  • collects the evidence

d)
  • assesses the evidence presented by a candidate

12.

12.      Where there is an RPL verifier, what does this person typically do:

a)
  • prepare the RPL assessment

b)
  • helps the candidate prepare and collect evidence

c)
  • prepare the RPL candidate

d)
  • ensure the quality of the assessment tools before use and validate/quality assure the results at the end of the process

13.

13.      Pre-screening of RPL candidates:

a)
  • can be done online or paper-based

b)
  • can be an interview

c)
  • can be done in an orientation session

d)
  • all options are correct

14.

14.      Evidence from the candidate is assessed and typically compared to:

a)
  • learning outcomes in the qualification

b)
  • the training material for the qualification

c)
  • the workplace standard operating procedures

d)
  • none of the options is correct

15.

15.      In some countries, RPL candidates are allowed to appeal the outcome of their assessment so that:

a)
  • they can have a real-life assessment instead of using a portfolio

b)
  • they can challenge the outcome and get a re-assessment

c)
  • they can annoy the assessor

d)
  • they can pass without being assessed

16.

16.      The outcome of an RPL process can be:

a)
  • a certificate

b)
  • a work permit

c)
  • access to a qualification or access to an exam

d)
  • all the options are correct

17.

17.      Data collection throughout the RPL process can:

a)
  • be unnecessary, as "we can see how things are going"

b)
  • be impossible if RPL is conducted manually

c)
  • be a way to inform and improve practices for future RPL projects

d)
  • be the candidate's task and part of their overall evidence

18.

In RPL assessment the candidate and assessor have to agree on the time ..

a)

true

b)

false

19.

In pre-assessment briefing the following happens (tick all that apply)

a)

review the assessment plan

b)

review the assessment criteria

c)

review the assessment procedure

d)

Answer any last-minute questions

20.

Double marking system means

a)

pre-assessment and final award marks

b)

Internal assessor marks and external verifier marks average

c)

Internal assessor marks and internal verifier marks average

d)

candidate self assessment and internal assessor marks average

21.

During the RPL assessment process for students, which data is collected for monitoring (tick all that apply)

a)

Assessment attendance

b)

employment outcomes

c)

RPL assessment completion rate

d)

stakeholder satisfaction rate

22.

During the RPL assessment process for students, which data is collected for evaluation (tick all that apply)

a)

Assessment attendance

b)

employment outcomes

c)

RPL assessment completion rate

d)

stakeholder satisfaction rate

23.

During a project evaluation, Sophia and Liam discussed the RPL M&E input indicators. They identified which of the following indicators should be included (choose all that apply)

a)

increased employment

b)

Human resources

c)

assessment completion rate

d)

Financial resources

e)

Materials