

2 days
|Location is TBD
MODULE 2 | DESIGNING CENTRES (part 2)
THE DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF AN ASSESSMENT CENTRE
Time & Location
2 days
Location is TBD
About the event
The purpose of Module 2 is to lay the foundation for participants to design and develop an Assessment Centre (AC) that will meet the important components required for AC validity. In addition, practitioners will have a solid platform to support practical initiatives with their clients.
THE AIM OF THIS MODULE IS TO TRANSFER SUFFICIENT SKILLS SO THAT, WITH PRACTICE, THE PARTICIPANTS ARE ON THE ROAD TO COMPETENCE. COURSE OUTCOMES
- Being able to practically implement stage 1 (Analysis) and stage 2 (Design and Development) of the AC Design Model
- Being able to build a business case for an AC
- Being able to identify competencies and simulations for use during the AC
- Being able to compile an AC Blueprint that can be followed for AC development
- Knowing how to involve the appropriate stakeholders during the design and development of the AC
- Having a basic understanding of designing and developing simulations and simulation documentation
- Being able to design the simulation sequence during the AC
- Knowing how to compile an AC Administration Manual and AC Technical Manual
- Being able to deliver a fully functional AC ready for implementation
- Being able to design and develop an AC with ethics in mind.
COURSE CONTENT
Part 2 (Synchronous Practical Facilitated Session) – successful completion of part 1 is mandatory before attending part 2: Knowing the theory is not enough to be competent in designing and developing an AC. During this 2-day facilitated session participants need to practically implement the steps in stages one and two of the AC Design Model. This entails physically designing and developing an AC for a fictitious client.
TARGET GROUPS
Participants attending Module 2 should at least have attended an Assessment Centre and have a basic understanding of what an Assessment Centre entails. If participants have not yet attended an AC, arrangements can be made for the participants to attend a virtual assessment centre at an additional cost. The typical target audience for Module 2 is:
- Industrial and Organisational Psychologists
- Psychometrists
- People working in Human Resources or Training and Development departments
- Anyone with a solid background in Human Behaviour