Associate assessment developer (EPA) Remote
Job description
Hours per week: Freelance contract (per assessment)
Salary/Fee: Competitive rate
Location: Home-based. Occasional travel to AIM HQ in Derby may be required.
AIM supports the growth in the end-point assessment (EPA) of apprenticeship standards, delivery of high-quality EPA, and working in partnership with major employers across sectors. We are currently focusing our work on the creative and cultural industries. We are seeking to recruit talented and motivated assessment developers across a range of standards in the creative sector in development, including:
Data Technician
Digital Community Manager
Coaching Professional
Fundraiser
Media Production Coordinator
Creative Industries Production Manager
Junior Advertising Creative
Broadcast and Media Systems Technician
Broadcast and Media Systems Technical Operator
Junior Animator
Camera Prep Technician
Live Event Technician
Photographic Assistant
Junior VFX Artist (Generalist)
Game Programmer level 7
Junior Content Producer
Content Creator
Assistant Recording Technician
Curator
Business Admin
Associate Project Manager
Audiovisual Technician
Operations/Departmental Manager
Publishing Assistant
More information on the standards we offer can be found on the AIM website
The role: AIM Associate Assessment Developer
'Assessment with integrity' is the tagline for AIM assessment. Integrity can be defined as 'someone's high artistic standards or standards of doing their job, and that person's determination not to lower those standards.' End-point assessment developers are industry experts within their field, therefore we are looking for people who can apply their skills and experience to developing our assessments.
Associate assessment developers use their expertise to develop and review assessment tasks, mark sheets and other assessment materials to ensure that they are valid, reliable, appropriate and occupationally relevant. To ensure that our assessment materials are up to date, assessment developers must ensure their occupational competence and knowledge are up to date in the industry/occupation linked to the standard that they develop.
As an associate assessment developer working with AIM you will:
- Involve employers in assessment design
- Test and review our assessments before use
- Develop our networks with industry and education
- Consistently refine our approach, learning from experience
Minimum requirements
Associate assessment developers must:
- Have recent, relevant occupational experience within the relevant occupation linked to the standard they develop (at least two years experience in the last five years)
The following experience/skills are desirable but not essential for this role:
- Holding or working towards and assessor qualification, e.g. award in undertaking end point assessment
- Experience of working within the education sector
- Having experience of assessment
Successful developers will be required to participate in standardisation and training activities.
Our associate developers should have:
Diversity orientation and an inclusive approach
Excellent organisational skills and a professional approach
Timekeeping and punctuality
Problem solving skills and ability to stay calm under pressure
Good interpersonal and communication skills
Self-motivation and a flexible approach with all stakeholders
