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Assessor Competence

WWEC assessors are selected, evaluated and monitored against defined competence requirements relevant to the certification scheme.

Competence requirements

What WWEC assessors need to demonstrate.

Workplace and organisational knowledge

Human resources and people practices

Women-centred workplace practices

Assessment and auditing

Evidence evaluation

Interviewing

Data interpretation

Applicable legal and regulatory awareness

Confidentiality

Impartiality

WWEC methodology

Scheme-specific technical competence

Evaluation & monitoring

Assessors are subject to documented management.

Documented competence evaluation.

Training and ongoing development.

Monitoring and performance review.

Compliance with confidentiality, impartiality, conflict-of-interest and professional conduct requirements.

Competence builds confidence.

Interested in becoming a WWEC assessor? Learn about the pathway and requirements.

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