The important thing to remember when gathering evidence is that the more evidence the better - that is, the more evidence you gather to demonstrate your skills, the more confident an assessor can be that you have learned the skills not just at one point in time, but are continuing to apply and develop those skills (as opposed to just learning for the test!). Furthermore, one piece of evidence that you collect will not usualy demonstrate all the required criteria for a unit of competency, whereas multiple overlapping pieces of evidence will usually do the trick!
From the Wiki University
What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?
Obtain and evaluate planning information
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Information requirements are identified accurately and re-evaluated at regular intervals Completed |
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Information is collected in time to be of use Completed |
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A variety of sources of information are regularly scanned for usefulness, reliability and cost Completed |
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Opportunities are taken to identify, establish and maintain contacts with those who may provide useful information Completed |
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The needs of clients are researched, confirmed and assessed Completed |
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Alternative methods of collecting information are identified and utilised when normal information routes are blocked Completed |
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Information is collated and organised into a form to optimise planning Completed |
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Conclusions drawn from relevant information are based on reasoned argument and appropriate evidence Completed |
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Forecast trends and developments which affect service delivery goals
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Forecasts are based on the best information available within given constraints of cost and time Completed |
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Assessments of future trends and developments are made at appropriate time, on a regular basis, and prior to planning Completed |
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The assumptions made and degree of certainty are clearly stated Completed |
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The impact of the relevant trends on the operations of the area of control are clearly illustrated Completed |
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The forecasts provide suitable quantitative information for taking decisions on resource allocation Completed |
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Review systems are used to identify and evaluate service needs in area of control Completed |
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Risk management aspects are calculated and included in planning Completed |
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Coordinate planning
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Networks are established as required to ensure all stakeholders are informed and involved Completed |
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Stakeholders who may be affected by strategies developed are included in the planning process Completed |
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Strategies are communicated to appropriate personnel Completed |
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The work of stakeholders is coordinated to ensure efficiency and effectiveness Completed |
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Develop strategies to support organisational goals
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Outcomes of planning are consistent with the organisational goals and policies Completed |
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Outcomes are realistic and measurable and indicate the criteria to be used in measuring performance Completed |
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Implications for resource acquisition and allocation are realistically calculated and clearly presented Completed |
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Negotiate and secure agreement for strategies
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Negotiations are conducted ethically Completed |
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Concessions made remain consistent with the original intentions and with the objectives of the organisation Completed |
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Communication channels are kept open whilst additional support, arguments or further evidence is obtained when agreement is not immediately possible Completed |
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Agreements which have wider implications for the organisation are considered and relevant stakeholders are advised and consulted Completed |
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Provide professional and technical direction and advice
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Professional and technical advice is provided either on request or where it will improve the quality of strategic decisions Completed |
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Professional and technical advice is provided in a timely manner Completed |
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Personal preference or opinion offered is clearly distinguished from professional or technical advice Completed |
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Interests are declared when the interests of the manager's own area affect the advice given Completed |
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Establish/revise systems for future service delivery
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Monitoring systems are established to provide feedback information for future planning Completed |
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Information is disseminated to appropriate personnel and relevant stakeholders in a timely manner and appropriate format Completed |
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