SOUTH WESTERN SYDNEY - RTO 90072
VET COURSE ASSESSMENT SCHEDULES 2013
Attention: Deputy Principals in charge of Curriculum
 The following Assessment Schedules are to be used in Preliminary and HSC Assessment Booklets for VET courses.
 For the courses, where the RTO has mandated a regional course delivery pattern, the schedules have been completed.
These are:
 Business Services
• Sport, Fitness and Recreation
 Construction
• Hospitality (Commercial Cookery)
 Entertainment Industry
• Hospitality (Multi-skilling)
 Furniture Making
• Hospitality (Multi-skilling General)
 Information and Digital Technology (IDT)
• Hospitality Specialisation (60/120 hours)
 Primary Industries
• Retail Services
 For the courses, where there is no mandated course delivery pattern, (Metal and Engineering, Primary Industries, Sport (Coaching) in Yr 12 and Sport,
Fitness and Recreation in Yr11), there is an Assessment Schedule Proforma into which the relevant teacher can insert the Unit of Competencies, codes
and assessment tasks in order of school course delivery over the two years. Schools will need to amend the text in red to reflect the exams held and their
weightings as determined by the school.
 Please note that at least two exams must be used to determine the final estimate exam mark for the HSC. The final estimate exam mark will only be used
as the HSC exam mark in the advent of misadventure.
Training Package Updates
Training Packages on which VET courses are based are continuously being updated in order to reflect industry practice. Consequently, for some courses, there may be
TWO Assessment Schedules, one for the Preliminary Year and one for the HSC Year. Each Assessment Schedule clearly states the year/s for which it is intended.
In 2013, the courses which will have TWO Assessment Schedules are: Construction, Information and Digital Technology and Retail Services.
Attention: VET eBOS coordinator
Entering Preliminary Units of Competency (UOC) and Outcomes
 The following assessment schedules provide a guide as to which UOCs are to be entered for VET courses.
 Enter only Preliminary UOCs for the Preliminary Year. (Terms 1-3 approx – note the number of units)
 At the end of Year 11, outcomes for competencies must be entered. Enter ACHIEVED if the student has Achieved a UOC. If a student does not achieve a
Preliminary unit of competency, click CONTINUING. Generate and save a report from My Files, VET Student Course Competencies, in order to
have a record of all student competency outcomes for Yr11.
 All outcomes that signify achievement ie ACHIEVED, stay in the eBOS system and do not have to be re-entered in Yr 12.
 These outcomes will be listed on the VET Statement of Attainment that students receive along with their Record of Achievement at the end of Year 11.
 If no “Achieved” outcomes are entered, no RTO VET credential will be issued. This RTO VET credential is of importance to students exiting the course or
leaving school as this is the only opportunity to receive it.
Entering HSC Units of Competency and Outcomes
 Enter all HSC UOCs, (Terms 4-7) plus any Preliminary units given a CONTINUING outcome at the end of the Preliminary Year,
as these UOCs will not have stayed in the eBOS system.
 All units of competency are to be given an outcome in order for students to receive the appropriate RTO VET credential along with
Other preliminary or HSC credentials.
• For Construction and IDT, enter all UOCs in assessment schedule. Please note that some UOCs will be deemed as Credit Transfer (CT) if achieved
from the preliminary course.
SWSR RTO 90072
Assessment Schedules 2013
Feb 2013
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BUSINESS SERVICES ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE 2013
Implementation: Preliminary Year and HSC Years
QUALIFICATION: BSB20112 Certificate II in Business Services
BSB07v7 Training Package)
(All competencies must be achieved to receive this qualification)
TERMS
Term 1
Terms 2 / 3
Terms 3
UOC CODE
Units Of Competency (UOC) TITLE
Hrs
BSBWHS201A
8 PRELIMINARY UOCs
Contribute to health and safety of self and others *
BSBSUS201A
Participate in environmentally sustainable work practices
BSBITU102A
*Develop keyboard skills (Delivery Only)
BSBCMM201A
Communicate in the workplace *
15
BSBCUS201B
Deliver a service to customers *
15
BSBITU201A
Produce simple word processed documents
20
BSBINM202A
Handle mail
15
BSBITU203A
Communicate electronically
20
BSBITU102A
*Develop keyboard skills
15
15
15
VET
Assessment Task Cluster &
Method of Assessment
Cluster A Workplace Safety and
Environmental Practices
Written Task, Practical, Selfassessment, 3rd Party Evidence
Cluster B Communicating in the
Workplace
Written Task, Case Study, Scenario,
Practical
Cluster C Mail and Email
Practical Task, Scenario,
Written Task, Self- assessment
7 HSC UOCs
Terms 4 / 5
Term 5
Terms 6 / 7
Organise and complete daily work activities *
15
BSBWOR203B
Work effectively with others *
15
BSBADM311A
Maintain business resources
15
BSBWOR204A
Use business technology *
15
BSBITU202A
Create and use spreadsheets
15
Work effectively in a business environment *
BSBINM201A
Process and maintain workplace information *
Total number of UOCs over 2
years is 15
SWSR RTO 90072
Assessment Schedules 2013
*Units of Competencies examinable in the
HSC exam.
Feb 2013
240 Indicative Hours over
2yrs
Prelim Half Yearly
Prelim Yearly Exam
35 hrs Work placement
35 hrs Work placement
BSBWOR202A
BSBIND201A
Prelim and HSC
Exam weightings to total
100%**
20
20
Total
245
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Cluster D New Work Station at
Exquisite Adventures,
Teacher Questioning, Written task,
Practical
HSC Half Yearly
Cluster E
Spreadsheets
Practical, Teacher Questioning,
Written work
Trial HSC Exam
Cluster F
In the Workplace
Internet Research, Written Task,
Work placement Diary Log
** The final estimate exam mark will only be used as the HSC
exam mark in the advent of misadventure. This mark must be
derived from a minimum of two exams over the Prelim and HSC
years.