1. On your welcome page: Click ‘My learning’.
2. Click the 9 dotted square in the top right (or the Categories Switch)
3. Click Assess. Your view will change along the top navigation bar
4. On the Learning Assessor Overview screen you will see a search box with a table of members below it. Click TWICE on the “Skill Request” column to sort the requests to the top. You will see the column have a number in it if there is a skill to assess Click ‘Trainer and Learning Assessor Resources’
5. If there is a row with a number in the Skill Requests column then click the icon on the right to enter into that members learning record

If someone requests an assessment outside of the system, this is fine.  You just need to record your assessment directly against the skill.

You can print or download the guides for crediting learning but please remember to check back for updates so that you are using the latest version. The criteria are also available in the County’s Assessment Templates..

1. On your welcome page: Click ‘My learning’.
2. On the ‘My overview’ page (if you’re using a phone, click the menu button on the top right): Click ‘Explore learning’.
3. In the Search box type ‘Trainer and Learning Assessor Resources’
4. Click ‘Trainer and Learning Assessor Resources’
5. On the ‘Trainer and Learning Assessor Resources’ page, click ‘Enrol’.
6. On the course enrolment pop-up, click ‘Enrol’.
7. On the ‘Trainer and Learning Assessor Resources’ page, under ‘Start learning’, click the box with the name of the Trainer notes or guide to crediting learning that you want to view.

No, there are no required forms.  However, for a Section Wood Badge we have a set of assessment templates which may help learners to provide the required information to their assessor

1. On your welcome page: Click ‘My learning’.
2. Click the 9 dotted square in the top right (or the Categories Switch). Click Assess
3. On the ‘Learning Assessor Overview’ page (if you’re using a phone, click the menu button on the top left): Click ‘My volunteers’.
4. On the ‘My volunteers’ page: Click the name of the volunteer.
5. IClick the ‘Wood Badge’ or ‘Skills’ tab. 
   Please note that skills that are part of a Wood badge will only appear on the Wood Badge tab.
6. Click ‘Assessment’ on the skill you want to assess
7. On the ‘Assessment’ page: Click the second grey box to select ‘Level: Achieved skill’ under the section ‘Self-assessment’. 
   Please note there’s no text on the second grey box. Hover the mouse over the box to read the text.
8. If appropriate, select the ‘Expiration mode’ from the dropdown menu.  If you’ve selected ‘By date’, type a date into the ‘Expiry date’ box.
9. Type your comments into the text box.
10. Click ‘Upload’, select a file and click ‘Open
11. Click ‘Confirm assessment’.  
    A message will appear at the top of the page confirming you’ve successfully saved the assessment.

No, any accredited Learning Assessor can assess any learner.  However, it often works well if a learner works closely with a Learning Assessor (ideally from outside their own Group).

Contact the learner and ask them for evidence.  You may want to do this via a telephone conversation and/or suggest the use of the assessment criteria templates

Go to the request (as usual), click Assessment.  Do not click on the grey box at the top and then click Confirm Assessment.  The request will then be cancelled

See First Response

We do not necessarily have all of these options available in West Sussex but courses from outside the County are acceptable as long as they meet the requirements.

See First Response

Members’ First Response can be credited by any Learning Assessor under the direction of an accredited First Response Trainer.  For a step-by-step guide, visit ‘Credit First Response’.

Growing Roots  – https://www.scouts.org.uk/volunteers/learning-development-and-awards/learning/growing-roots/

Branching Out – https://www.scouts.org.uk/volunteers/learning-development-and-awards/learning/branching-out/

Only the learner can undo that so you will need to speak to them and ask them to remove it

Yes they can, they need to log in to scouts.org.uk and can then go to My Learning, search for the course and Enrol.  They then complete the e-learning in the usual way