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Unit 20198Level 4
Credits 8
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Identify the roles and responsibilities of the health and safety representative in the workplace.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - define the role of the health and safety representative in the workplace,
- identify the requirements of the Health and Safety in Employment (HSE) Act 1992,
- outline the functions of hazard management under the HSE Act,
- identify the training requirements for hazard management under the HSE Act,
- identify the requirements for dealing with emergencies,
- identify the requirements for reporting, recording and investigating injury and incidents,
- identify the requirements for rehabilitation under the Injury Prevention, Rehabilitation, and Compensation (IPRC) Act 2001.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 405 KB) |
Unit 20332Level 3
Credits 3
Version 2
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Apply Internet knowledge and skills in an organisational context.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - describe the Internet,
- explain the relevance of using the Internet for a specified organisation,
- explain the legal, ethical and organisational issues in relation to Internet use for a specified organisation,
- use the Internet and its features to access information for a specified organisational purpose.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 391 KB) |
Unit 20359 Level 6
Credits 40
Version 1 |
Demonstrate knowledge of and inspect weighing and measuring instruments, weights and measures.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - explain the New Zealand Measurement System in the context of legal metrology,
- describe the design and application of basic components in weighing and measuring instruments,
- follow health and safety procedures during a Weights and Measures Inspection,
- outline the metrological characteristics of measures of length, measures of volume, weights, measuring and weighing instruments,
- determine the type of inspection required for weighing and measuring instruments, weights and measures,
- inspect weighing and measuring instruments and weights and measures,
- analyse results and conclude inspection.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 419 KB) |
Unit 20360 Level 6
Credits 12
Version 1 |
Explain pattern approval and evaluation system for compliance with weights and measures legislation.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - explain the pattern approval and evaluation system for weights and measures,
- identify weighing and measuring equipment subject to pattern approval,
- explain the legislative and organisational requirements for pattern approval submissions,
- explain the application and use of pattern evaluation tests.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 375 KB) |
Unit 20361Level 6
Credits 12
Version 1 |
Demonstrate knowledge of and inspect standards of volume.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - explain the purpose of standards of volume in relation to legal metrology,
- identify and outline the legislation covering standards of volume ,
- outline the metrological characteristics of standards of volume,
- explain and demonstrate care and storage of standards of volume and calibration equipment,
- demonstrate the method of determining water purity,
- demonstrate the calibration procedures for a standards of volume to mpe,
- demonstrate the calibration procedures for determining the actual value of a standard of volume using the gravimetric method.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 406 KB) |
Unit 20362Level 6
Credits 18
Version 1 |
Demonstrate knowledge of and inspect standards of mass.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - explain the purpose of standards of mass in relation to legal metrology,
- identify and outline the legislation covering standards of mass,
- outline the metrological characteristics of standards of mass,
- explain and demonstrate care and storage of standards of mass and calibration equipment,
- demonstrate the calibration procedures for the calibration equipment,
- demonstrate the calibration procedures for a standard of mass to mpe,
- demonstrate the calibration procedures for determining the actual value of a standard of mass.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 407 KB) |
Unit 20363Level 6
Credits 9
Version 1 |
Demonstrate knowledge of and inspect standards of length.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - explain the purpose of standards of length in relation to legal metrology,
- identify and outline the legislation covering standards of length,
- outline the metrological characteristics of standards of length,
- explain and demonstrate care and storage of standards of length and calibration equipment,
- demonstrate the calibration procedures for rigid line standards,
- demonstrate the calibration procedures for a flexible line standard of length.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 394 KB) |
Unit 20364 Level 6
Credits 10
Version 1 |
Demonstrate knowledge of and inspect packaged goods for compliance with the Weights and Measures Act.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - explain the compliance requirements for packaged goods according to weights and measures legislation,
- inspect packaged goods for compliance with the weights and measures legislation,
- analyse results and conclude inspection as an Inspector of Weights and Measures.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 405 KB) |
Unit 20365Level 6
Credits 6
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Investigate and action consumer complaints as an Inspector of Weights and Measures.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - receive and record consumer complaints on alleged breaches of the weights and measures legislation,
- plan the investigation of the alleged breach,
- investigate the consumer complaint,
- conclude the complaint investigation as an Inspector of Weights and Measures.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 381 KB) |
Unit 20366Level 6
Credits 8
Version 1 |
Demonstrate knowledge of breach proceedings as an Inspector of Weights and Measures.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - determine if a breach of the weights and measures legislation has occurred,
- prepare a breach report on an offence committed against the weights and measures legislation,
- demonstrate knowledge of the action taken to issue an infringement offence notice (ION),
- prepare summary of facts for a legal hearing,
- demonstrate knowledge of action required when recommending prosecution for offences committed, as an Inspector of Weights and Measures.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 387 KB) |
Unit 20469Level 5
Credits 5
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Evaluate adult learning sessions.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - demonstrate knowledge of learning session evaluation aims and methods,
- prepare for the evaluation of adult learning sessions,
- implement and analyse learning session evaluations,
- review the evaluation process.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 397KB) Training providers: EMA Training Centre: www.ema.co.nz Reference material available: Book:
Kirkpatrick, D. Evaluating Training Programs. |
Unit 20470Level 5
Credits 5
Version 1 |
Design and develop training manuals for adults.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - scope and prepare to develop a training manual for adults,
- write the training manual,
- trial and review the developed manual.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 59 KB) Training providers: PACT Training Consultants: www.pact.co.nz |
Unit 20478Level 4
Credits 9
Version 1 |
Use Te Reo and waiata in a specified public sector context.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - demonstrate pronunciation of Te Reo Maori,
- demonstrate use of greetings and farewells in Te Reo Maori demonstrate use of waiata,
- use a vocabulary of words and phrases in Te Reo Maori relevant to the public sector.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 401 KB) |
Unit 20664Level 6
Credits 4
Version 1 |
Carry out surveillance of a person accredited under the weights and measures legislation.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - plan a surveillance audit,
- carry out a surveillance audit on a person accredited under the Weights and Measures Act 1987.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 372 KB) |
Unit 20918Level 6
Credits 8
Version 1 |
Plan procurement in the public sector.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - interpret procurement requirements in a specified public sector context,
- specify procurement requirements,
- plan procurement activities,
- develop a procurement management plan.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 372 KB) |
Unit 20919Level 6
Credits 8
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Request and receive offers in a public sector procurement process.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - develop a request for offers in a public sector procurement process,
- request and receive offers.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 383 KB) |
Unit 20920Level 6
Credits 8
Version 1 |
Award public sector procurement contracts.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - recommend the awarding of a public sector procurement contract,
- formalise contractual arrangements.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 382 KB) |
Unit 20921Level 6
Credits 8
Version 1 |
Manage contracts in a public sector procurement process.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - establish a contract management strategy for a specified contract in a public sector procurement process,
- monitor and maintain the performance of a contract,
- complete contracts and implement contract review strategy.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 391 KB) |
Unit 20922Level 7
Credits 8
Version 1 |
Plan for procurement outcomes in a public sector context.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - conduct market analysis,
- define procurement requirements,
- justify procurement expenditure,
- determine procurement methodology,
- obtain agreement for procurement.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 401 KB) |
Unit 20924Level 4
Credits 8
Version 1 |
Purchase goods and/or services in a public sector organisation.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - purchase goods and/or services in a public sector organisation.
This unit standard is intended for personnel who are engaged or experienced in public sector procurement. |
Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 389 KB) |
Unit 20925Level 7
Credits 8
Version 1 |
Manage the evaluation of tenders for a contract in a public sector procurement process.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - demonstrate the evaluation model and process to be used in the evaluation of a public sector procurement tender,
- manage the evaluation of tenders for a contract,
- prepare and forward the tender recommendation for approval.
This unit standard is intended for personnel who are engaged or experienced in public sector procurement. |
Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 386 KB) |
Unit 21061Level 5
Credits 15
Version 1 |
Administer government grants through a public sector organisation.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - confirm and interpret requirements governing grants,
- negotiate the services to be provided under grants,
- implement processes to administer grants,
- meet monitoring and reporting requirements for grants administered.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 383 KB) |
Unit 21335Level 4
Credits 5
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Lead a group/team to achieve an objective(s).Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - plan group/team activities to achieve an objective(s),
- set goals and negotiate group/team process to achieve an objective(s),
- facilitate group/team process to achieve an objective(s),
- evaluate performance.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 388 KB) Training providers: EMA Training Centre: www.ema.co.nz
Leadership Development NZ: www.leadershipdevelopment.co.nz |
Unit 21336Level 5
Credits 5
Version 1 |
Lead a group/team to achieve an objective(s) with some complexity.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - plan group/team activities to achieve an objective(s) with some complexity,
- set goals and negotiate group/team process to achieve an objective(s) with some complexity,
- facilitate group/team process to achieve an objective(s) with some complexity
- evaluate performance.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 390 KB) Training providers: Precision Training Ltd: www.precisiontraining.co.nz
PACT Training Consultants: www.pact.co.nz
People Power: www.peoplepower.co.nz |
Unit 21441Level 6
Credits 10
Version 1 |
Develop processes to administer a government grant through a public sector organisation.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - develop processes to administer a government grant through a public sector organisation.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 65 KB) |
Unit 21862Level 4
Credits 8
Version 1 |
Demonstrate knowledge of management administrative services.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - examine a role that provides management administrative services within an organisation,
- identify and assess management administration service strategies in relation to an organisation.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 403 KB) |
Unit 21864Level 4
Credits 5
Version 1 |
Manage travel arrangements for domestic business travel.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - establish domestic business travel needs,
- develop domestic business travel plans and confirm business itinerary arrangements,
- provide for domestic business travel funding and payment,
- provide administrative support before and during domestic business travel,
- evaluate feedback received for domestic business travel arrangements.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 405 KB) |
Unit 21868Level 4
Credits 10
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Demonstrate knowledge of hospital clinical administration support services.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - demonstrate knowledge required by hospital clinical support administrators,
- describe organisational and ethical implications for the provision of clinical administration support services,
- apply interpersonal communication skills, and describe communication and personal management strategies, in a clinical administration support context,
- describe cultural sensitivity and safety in relation to clinical administration support services in a specific hospital setting,
- describe clinical records management in a specific hospital setting.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 423 KB) |
Unit 21981Level 5
Credits 8
Version 1 |
Deliver learning opportunities that promote transfer of competence into new contexts.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - ensure learning opportunities promote the transfer of skills, knowledge, and other attributes into a new context(s),
- deliver learning opportunities that promote the transfer of skills, knowledge, and other attributes into a new context(s),
- ensure transfer considerations are incorporated into assessment methods,
- review effectiveness of learning opportunities and assessment methods for promoting transfer of skills, knowledge, and other attributes into a new context(s).
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 389 KB) Training providers: PACT Training Consultants: www.pact.co.nz |
Unit 21982Level 4
Credits 6
Version 1 |
Facilitate people to transfer existing competence into new contexts.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - prepare to assist people to transfer skills, knowledge, and other attributes into a new context(s),
- assist people to transfer existing skills, knowledge, and other attributes into a new context(s),
- review transferors' performance in new context(s).
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 394 KB) Training providers: PACT Training Consultants: www.pact.co.nz |
Unit 22236Level 3
Credits 3
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Demonstrate knowledge of injury and injury problems and explain the consequences on public health.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - describe injury and explain key categories of injury,
- explain the size and scope of the injury problem as it affects public health and in terms of economic and social costs,
- identify and describe sources of available injury information and injury data.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 420 KB) Training providers: Injury Prevention Network of Aotearoa New Zealand (IPNANZ): www.ipnanz.org.nz |
Unit 22237Level 3
Credits 3
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Describe key concepts and models of injury prevention.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - describe a key injury prevention concept, that injuries are predictable and preventable,
- describe an injury prevention framework and effective approaches to injury prevention,
- describe a Māori model of hauora and its relevance to injury prevention.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 410 KB) Training providers: Injury Prevention Network of Aotearoa New Zealand (IPNANZ): www.ipnanz.org.nz |
Unit 22238Level 3
Credits 5
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Describe the skills required by an injury prevention practitioner to work in the community.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - describe the importance of planning and evaluation in effective injury prevention practice,
- describe an effective approach to working in a community at increased risk of injury,
- describe the importance of advocacy in effective injury prevention practice.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 413 KB) Training providers: Injury Prevention Network of Aotearoa New Zealand (IPNANZ): www.ipnanz.org.nz |
Unit 22239Level 4
Credits 4
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Develop an injury prevention project plan to address an identified issue.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - undertake a needs assessment for an injury prevention project plan,
- develop an injury prevention project plan,
- develop an evaluation methodology for the project plan.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 399 KB) Training providers: Injury Prevention Network of Aotearoa New Zealand (IPNANZ): www.ipnanz.org.nz |
Unit 22746Level 3
Credits 2
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Demonstrate knowledge of telephone interpreting as an employee in a public sector organisation.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - describe the purpose of telephone interpreting,
- describe situations where telephone interpreting is appropriate,
- explain the process of telephone interpreting.
This unit standard is intended for officials in the public sector who are working with clients who need an interpreter. |
Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 379 KB) |
Unit 22747Level 4
Credits 5
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Use a telephone interpreter to facilitate an interview in specific public sector situations.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - use a telephone interpreter to facilitate an interview with a client,
- document a telephone interpreted interview.
This unit standard is intended for officials in the public sector who are working with clients who need an interpreter. |
Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 369 KB) |
Unit 22851Level 2
Credits 2
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Analyse business organisations in relation to their features.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - analyse business organisations in relation to their features.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 365 KB) |
Unit 23268Level 4
Credits 8
Version 1 |
Interpret statistical information to form conclusions for projects in a state sector context.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - describe the process for obtaining statistical information for a project,
- interpret results from categorical and numerical variables for a project,
- interpret results from time series variables for a project,
- interpret results from demographic information for a project in a state sector context.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 376 KB) Reference material available: Book:
Kemp, S.M. & Kemp, S. Business Statistics Demystified. |
Unit 23270Level 4
Credits 4
Version 1 |
Assess a sample survey and evaluate inferences in a state sector context.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - assess a sample survey,
- evaluate inferences and draw conclusions from sample surveys in a state sector context.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 366 KB) |
Unit 23271Level 4
Credits 4
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Describe ethical and legal issues in the collection and use of data in a State sector context.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - describe privacy, security and confidentiality issues,
- describe issues relating to the impact on respondents of the collection and use of data in a State sector context.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 372 KB) |
Unit 23394Level 5
Credits 4
Version 1 |
Plan for and carry out staff selection.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - plan for staff selection,
- select staff.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 383 KB) Training providers: EMA Training Centre: www.ema.co.nz
PACT Training Consultants: www.pact.co.nz
People Power: www.peoplepower.co.nz Reference material available: Books:
Hiring & Keeping the Best People: Your Mentor & Guide to Doing Business Effectively.
Maddux, R. Quality Interviewing.
Fitzwater, T.L. Behaviour-Based Interviewing: Selecting the Right Person For The Job. |
Unit 23395Level 4
Credits 3
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Participate in staff selection processes.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - participate in staff selection processes.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 380 KB) Training providers: EMA Training Centre: www.ema.co.nz
PACT Training Consultants: www.pact.co.nz
People Power: www.peoplepower.co.nz Reference material available: Books:
Maddux, R. Quality Interviewing.
Fitzwater, T.L. Behaviour-Based Interviewing: Selecting the Right Person For The Job. |
Unit 23396Level 4
Credits 3
Version 1
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Demonstrate knowledge of performance management planning.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - demonstrate knowledge of the role of performance management in an organisation,
- develop a performance management plan.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 373 KB) Training providers: Leadership Development NZ: www.leadershipdevelopment.co.nz
Macquarie Training: www.mtrain.co.nz
EMA Training Centre: www.ema.co.nz
People Power: www.peoplepower.co.nz Reference material available: Books:
Douglas, M. & Bacal, R. Perfect Phrases for Setting Performance Goals.
Moglia, T. Partners in Performance.
Maddux, R. Effective Performance Appraisals.
Bacal, R. Manager's Guide to Performance Reviews. Video:
Setting Objectives. |
Unit 23397Level 5
Credits 6
Version 1
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Plan and monitor performance of others.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - develop performance management plans,
- plan and conduct performance management appraisals,
- evaluate own performance in the performance appraisal process.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 381 KB) Training providers: EMA Training Centre: www.ema.co.nz
People Power: www.peoplepower.co.nz Reference material available: Books:
Douglas, M. & Bacal, R. Perfect Phrases for Setting Performance Goals.
Moglia, T. Partners in Performance.
Bacal, R. Manager's Guide to Performance Reviews. Video:
Setting Objectives. DVD/Video with Booklet:
Discussing Performance. |
Unit 23400Level 4
Credits 5
Version 1 |
Demonstrate and apply knowledge of change management in a business operation.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - demonstrate knowledge of change management,
- demonstrate knowledge of the impact of change on people in organisations,
- manage change for a work team.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 386 KB) Training providers: PACT Training Consultants: www.pact.co.nz |
Unit 24872Level 3
Credits 3
Version 1 |
Produce documents for a workplace using a computer.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - produce documents for a workplace using a computer,
- use email in a workplace to produce and send documents,
- explain the advantages and disadvantages of using email in a workplace.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 384KB) |
Unit 24874Level 3
Credits 8
Version 1 |
Demonstrate knowledge of performance management, motivation theory and performance review in a workplace.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - demonstrate knowledge of performance management in a workplace,
- demonstrate knowledge of motivation theories and their application in a workplace,
- demonstrate knowledge of informal and formal performance review and follow-up procedures in a workplace.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 397 KB) Training providers: PACT Training Consultants: www.pact.co.nz Reference material available: Books:
Blanchard, K. Gung Ho! - Motivate the People in Any Organisation.
Gaynor, G.H What Every New Manager Needs to Know: Making a Successful Transition to Management. |
Unit 24875Level 3
Credits 6
Version 1 |
Describe and review team building and team leadership in a specified workplace.Learners credited with this unit standard are able to: - describe the processes of team building in a specified workplace,
- describe team leadership and its interaction with team members in a specified workplace,
- review a specified workplace's team-building processes for a specified activity.
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Learning Assessment Guide (PDF 381 KB) Training providers: PACT Training Consultants: www.pact.co.nz Reference material available: Training Manual:
Indoor & Outdoor Team Development. Book:
Hunter, D. Bailey, A. et al The Essence of Facilitation - Being in Action in Groups. |