BTEC Tech Awards (2022) Assessment Record - Support Quality Assurance Assessment Record Template

Oct 20, 2026

Uploaded by Franzy

BTEC Tech Awards (2022) assessment record template for documenting candidate information, component details, assessor data, assessment series and year, and marking grids with total marks out of 60. Includes structured sections for assessor marks, grid breakdowns, and general comments. Provides compliance notices for candidates and assessors covering originality, source referencing, confidentiality, and required disclosure of AI use, including keeping copies of questions and AI-generated content. Contains candidate declaration, privacy statement, assessor declaration, signatures, and dates.

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Pages2

Reading Time5 min

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Assessment record

Notice to Candidates

Candidate Declaration

Candidate privacy statement

Notice to Assessors

Assessor declaration

Assessment record BTEC Tech Awards (2022) Programme title Candidate number Candidate name Component number and title Assessor name Assessment series and year Marking grid / task / learning outcome (e.g. Grid 1 : Task 1 – LOA) Assessor mark (out of 12 per marking grid) Grid 1: Grid 2: Grid 3: Grid 4: Grid 5: Total mark out of 60 General comments -provide constructive feedback to the candidate about their overall achievement and on each task/learning outcome Notice to Candidates The work you submit for assessment must be your own. - You must not plagiarise. This means you must not take someone else’s words, thoughts, ideas or outputs and try to pass them off as your own. You must clearly reference all your sources.- If you have used any material to create ideas for your work (like a book, journal or internet search) you must reference this, even if you haven’t used exactly the same words or phrases in your own work. You must make clear which part, element or phrase you have used and say where it came from. If you receive help and guidance from someone other than your teacher, you must tell your teacher. They will then record the assistance given to you. You must clearly acknowledge and reference any use of AI.- Sometimes you are allowed to use an AI tool to create your NEA/coursework. You must keep a copy of the original question(s) and any AI generated content you used, for example, a screenshot with a short explanation of how you used it. You must acknowledge the name of the AI tool used; the date the content was generated and the sources used by the AI tool in generating the content. You need to hand this in with your final work so your teacher can check the AI content and how you used it. You must keep your work confidential. - You can only share the work you submit for assessment with your teacher(s). You must not share it with anyone else, and you must not post it online. The work you submit for assessment must be produced under the conditions set out in the specification and/ or assessment brief. - Each qualification has a specific set of conditions. Your teacher will have explained the level of supervision and control necessary for this assessment. If you break the rules, you could get zero marks, be disqualified from the unit or subject, or even from all exams. Pearson will investigate and decide what happens. If there is anything you don’t understand, please speak to your teacher before you sign the form below. Candidate Declaration I have read and understood the Notice to Candidates above. I declare that the work submitted for this assessment: is my own work has clearly referenced all sources has clearly acknowledged any use of AI has been kept confidential has been produced under the conditions set out in the specification and/or assessment brief I understand that if I make a false declaration this is a form of malpractice. If there is anything you don’t understand, please speak to your teacher before you sign the form. Candidate signature Date Candidate privacy statement By signing this declaration, you understand that your student assessed work (which may include video recording of your image and/or voice recording and/or photographic images of you and any other individuals who may be featured in your work) may be used by Pearson for the following purposes: Professional development, online exemplar materials and other resources for teachers. Support and training for those involved in the assessment of your work such as Examiners, Moderators and Verifiers. Your Personal details will be kept secure as required by local Data Privacy laws including UK GDPR. For more information, please read HYPERLINK "https://qualifications.pearson.com/content/dam/pdf/Support/Centre%20administration/information-for-candidates-privacy-notice.pdf" \h Information for candidates – privacy notice. Should you have any concerns, now or in the future regarding the use of your work, please contact us via the HYPERLINK "https://support.pe

FAQs

What rules must candidates follow when submitting their work?

The work must be the candidate’s own, must not be plagiarised, and all sources must be clearly referenced. Candidates must also acknowledge any AI use and keep the required evidence and documentation.

How should AI use be disclosed in the assessment record?

Candidates must acknowledge the AI tool name, the date it generated content, and the sources used by the AI tool. They must keep a copy of the original question(s) and any AI-generated content, such as screenshots with a short explanation of use.

What responsibilities do assessors have regarding authenticity and marking?

Assessors must confirm reasonable steps were taken to mitigate AI misuse, that sources are referenced where used, and that help and AI use were recorded appropriately. Marking must follow the mark scheme, AI must not be used as the sole form of marking, and internal standardisation must be completed to ensure consistent assessment.

Oct 20, 2026

Uploaded by Franzy