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Quality Practitioner Level 4 Apprenticeship
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End Point Assessment Period
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Quality Practitioner Level 4 Apprenticeship
What can I do after this Apprenticeship?
Overview
Quality Practitioners work in small and large businesses alike; from the public sector, private sector and charitable sector. The broad purpose of this role is to deploy effective Quality Practices in their responsible area to ensure organisations fulfil the contractual and regulatory requirements of their customers and other stakeholders.
What will I learn?
Over the course of the apprenticeship you will develop a range of knowledge, skills and behaviours which will help you to achieve the standard at end-point assessment.
This will include:
- Quality Planning – planning a delivery system for reliable outputs, such as implementing Quality Management Plans.
- Quality Assurance – providing confidence to stakeholders that Quality standards are maintained, such as conducting audits.
- Quality Control – verifying a product or service is meeting agreed specifications, such as carrying out inspections.
- Continuous Improvement – preventing recurrence of poor quality through analysis and addressing the root cause of poor quality, such as conducting investigations.
How will I be assessed?
Throughout your Apprenticeship you will work alongside your Apprenticeship Coach to develop the knowledge, skills and behaviours you need to meet the requirements of the Standard. To ensure you are making progress your Coach will provide continuous assessment and provide you with regular feedback. On completion of your formal training you will demonstrate what you have learnt through a professional discussion underpinned by a portfolio of evidence and a presentation with questions and answers based on a work based project you will have undertaken during the last 6 months of your Apprenticeship.
What advice and guidance can I expect to receive?
From the time you contact us, during training, and after you complete your programme, our experienced staff are on hand to provide you with the help and advice you need to achieve your career aspirations. More information about the Careers Programme we offer can be found on our Support Page or contact one of our Recruitment and Careers Advisors using our Contact Form or by calling 01983 533926.
Newport Old Grammar School Campus: 01983 533926
Portsmouth Campus: 02392 374752
A clear and supportive journey from start to success
Information, Advice and Guidance
We provide you with the information, advice and guidance you need to get started with confidence.
Maths and English Assessments
Assessment of your maths and English skills to understand your current level.
Standard Skill Scan Assessment
We assess your core skills to identify strengths and areas for development.
Induction and Training Plan
We create a personalised induction and training plan tailored to your needs and goals.
End Point / Apprenticeship Assessment - Months 15 - 20
- To achieve the standard, apprentices must meet the required off-the-job training hours and be working at or above the occupational standard (KSB’s).
- The requirement to undertake English and Maths is optional for apprentices aged 19+.
- The requirements for apprentices aged 16-18 to undertake English and Maths is dependent on their prior attainment.
