Providing Leadership in Your Area of Work Developing Productive Relationships with Stakeholders Managing Business Processes Total Now look at the criteria listed below. If your responses meet each of these criteria, your job role as a team leader should enable you to gather evidence to meet the requirements of SVQ Management at SCQF Level 9: you have at least 3 As [for always] for each section you have more than 12 As [for always] in total across all 4 sections you have 4 or less Os [for occasionally] in total across all 4 sections you have 4 or less Ns [for never] in total across all 4 sections If you do not meet all these 4 criteria, your job role may still be sufficient for you to undertake SVQ Management at SCQF Level 9. To find out whether this is the case, you can go back and look at your comments and discuss them with your assessor/advisor. SVQ in Management at SCQF level 11 The questions below are designed to help you decide whether this award is suitable for you in your work as a manager. For each question, indicate the extent to which it applies to your current job role. There are 25 questions altogether and they are divided into sections which cover different parts of a work. These manager’s sections match the mandatory units in the award. Your job as a manager To respond to each question, you should use the following categories: A = always S = sometimes O = occasionally N = never If you wish you can add a comment against each question to give some further information. When you have finished, answering the questions you can summarise your responses in the table at the end of the questionnaire. On the basis of this summary you can check whether this award fits in with your work as a manager. Try to answer the questions as accurately as you can. The aim of the questionnaire is to identify key activities in your work as a manager. The more honest you are in your replies the more useful the answers will be. It will also make it easier for you to decide on whether the award will be appropriate for you.
Providing Leadership in Your Area of Work Developing Productive Relationships with Stakeholders Managing Business Processes Total Now look at the criteria listed below. If your responses meet each of these criteria, your job role as a team leader should enable you to gather evidence to meet the requirements of SVQ Management at SCQF Level 9: you have at least 3 As [for always] for each section you have more than 12 As [for always] in total across all 4 sections you have 4 or less Os [for occasionally] in total across all 4 sections you have 4 or less Ns [for never] in total across all 4 sections If you do not meet all these 4 criteria, your job role may still be sufficient for you to undertake SVQ Management at SCQF Level 9. To find out whether this is the case, you can go back and look at your comments and discuss them with your assessor/advisor. SVQ in Management at SCQF level 11 The questions below are designed to help you decide whether this award is suitable for you in your work as a manager. For each question, indicate the extent to which it applies to your current job role. There are 25 questions altogether and they are divided into sections which cover different parts of a manager’s work. These sections match the mandatory units in the award. Your job as a manager To respond to each question, you should use the following categories: A = always S = sometimes O = occasionally N = never If you wish you can add a comment against each question to give some further information. When you have finished, answering the questions you can summarise your responses in the table at the end of the questionnaire. On the basis of this summary you can check whether this award fits in with your work as a manager. Try to answer the questions as accurately as you can. The aim of the questionnaire is to identify key activities in your work as a manager. The more honest you are in your replies the more useful the answers will be. It will also make it easier for you to decide on whether the award will be appropriate for you.