On-Site Assessment and Training
On-site Assessment and Training (OSAT) is a method of assessing the skills and knowledge of people in the workplace and helps turns their existing skills and experience into an NVQ. This process assists experienced workers to get the qualifications that prove they can do the job.
This means that there is no attendance at college, no time off attending courses and no exams, as all of the assessment and training is carried out in the workplace – which could mean in the office or on the road.
Logistics Learning World uses the On-Site Assessment and Training method to ensure that all of its learners are able to get the qualification they need without unnecessary delays or bother.
The On-Site Assessment and Training method involves a Logistics Learning World assessor visiting the learner’s place of work and working with them to build up a portfolio of evidence that prove their skills and knowledge. This route generally takes four or five visits over a period of approximately 12 to 16 weeks.
On-Site Assessment and Training helps experienced transport and haulage workers to gain an industry related NVQ and to demonstrate that they are skilled to do their job to national standards. No fuss, no bother, Logistics Learning World’s approach is all about helping you gain a qualification easily and quickly.
Benefits of On-Site Assessment and Training
One of the key advantages of On-Site Assessment and Training is that all assessment is conducted in the workplace. In terms of the logistics, this could mean that our assessor visits you at a transport hub or even rides along with you in a vehicle. Our assessors don’t just work in the day time either, they can arrange to visit you on the road if you’re working a late night shift or an early morning run – whatever is most suitable for you and your employer.
- The route to a nationally recognised industry qualification
- No college and no exams
- No paperwork – we handle all the admin and form-filling
