London School of International Business (LSIB)

How is NVQ 5 Extended Diploma Health Social Care (fast-track) assessed?

When pursuing the NVQ 5 Extended Diploma in Health and Social Care through the fast-track program, assessment plays a crucial role in determining your progress and success in the course. The assessment methods used are designed to evaluate your knowledge, skills, and competency in various aspects of health and social care.

Below is a breakdown of how the NVQ 5 Extended Diploma Health Social Care (fast-track) is assessed:

Assessment Method	Description
Observation	Assessors will observe you in a real work environment, evaluating your performance and competency in carrying out tasks related to health and social care.
Professional Discussion	You will engage in discussions with your assessor to demonstrate your understanding of theoretical concepts and how they apply to practical situations.
Written Assignments	You will be required to complete written assignments that showcase your knowledge of health and social care policies, procedures, and best practices.
Reflective Accounts	You will write reflective accounts detailing your experiences, challenges, and learning outcomes in various health and social care settings.
Work Products	You will submit work products such as care plans, reports, and assessments that demonstrate your ability to apply theoretical knowledge in practical scenarios.

It is important to note that assessment in the NVQ 5 Extended Diploma Health Social Care (fast-track) is ongoing and continuous throughout the duration of the course. Your assessor will provide feedback and guidance to help you improve and meet the required standards.

By actively participating in the assessment process and demonstrating your skills and knowledge effectively, you will be able to successfully complete the NVQ 5 Extended Diploma in Health and Social Care through the fast-track program.