What assessors do

Assessors assess trainee's skills and knowledge against the requirement of unit standards on the National Qualifications Framework (NQF).

An assessor:

• plans assessments with trainees and others involved in the assessment process
• assesses a trainee's evidence and decides whether it meets unit standard requirements
• provides feedback to trainees about their evidence
• tells trainees their assessment results
• reports trainees' assessment results to MITO
• arranges reassessments for trainees
• maintains records of assessment activities and results
• participates in moderation activities.

Assessors work for polytechnics, Private Training Establishments (PTEs), other training organisations, workplaces and / or companies.

For contact details of assessors who can assist with your assessment needs please contact MITO on FREEPHONE 0800 88 21 21 or email info@mito.org.nz.

Finding an assessor

To find an assessor in your region, contact on FREEPHONE 0800 88 21 21 or email info@mito.org.nz.

How to become a MITO assessor

To find out how to become a MITO assessor please contact FREEPHONE 0800 88 21 21 or email info@mito.org.nz.