Seeking a service provider to moderate EISA instruments for the Family Law Practitioner occupational qualification (205 credits). This role is crucial for ensuring the quality and relevance of the assessment tools used in the training process.
The Safety and Security Sector Education and Training Authority (Sasseta) is inviting proposals from qualified service providers to moderate the developed EISA instruments associated with the Family Law Practitioner occupational qualification, which consists of 205 credits. The moderation process is essential to validate the assessment tools, ensuring they meet the required standards and effectively evaluate the competencies of candidates in the field of family law.
The successful service provider will be responsible for reviewing and providing feedback on the assessment instruments, ensuring they align with industry standards and educational requirements. This role includes assessing the clarity, relevance, and fairness of the questions, as well as ensuring that the instruments accurately measure the knowledge and skills required for family law practitioners. The moderation process will contribute to the overall quality assurance of the qualification, ultimately benefiting both learners and the industry.
This tender presents an opportunity for experienced professionals in educational assessment and moderation to engage in a meaningful project that supports the development of qualified family law practitioners. Interested parties should demonstrate their expertise in the field, along with a proven track record of similar moderation work. The closing date for submissions is February 23, 2026, and all interested parties are encouraged to review the supporting documents for detailed requirements.
This tender is suitable for educational consultants, assessment specialists, and professional moderators with experience in occupational qualifications, particularly in the legal or family law sectors. Businesses with a strong background in quality assurance and educational standards are encouraged to apply.