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Apprenticeship Assessment Principles

Apprenticeship Assessment
Principles

People, Communication + Education
24/02/25 Geneve Brand

In February 2025, the Government announced the improvements to apprenticeship assessment and has published a new set of assessment principles.

The assessment process will be streamlined by enabling more design and delivery flexibility so that:

  • assessment is more proportionate to the competency being tested and removes any duplication
  • where appropriate, assessment plans can be designed to allow assessment to take place on programme
  • where appropriate, training providers will be able to deliver elements of the assessment. End-point Assessment Organisations (EPAOs) will continue to shape the assessment and ensure the validity of outcomes

These changes will apply to all apprenticeships, at all levels. Existing assessment plans will be rewritten on a standard-by-standard basis to reflect these changes, with the first plans being revised from April 2025.

Further detail on implementation, including which assessment plans will be revised and when, will follow in due course.

February 2025

Updates are being made to the design and delivery of Apprenticeship Assessment Plans to ensure they continue to meet the needs of employers and apprentices. These changes will deliver more proportionate, timely and efficient assessment while retaining rigour and validity.

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