
What does a skills coach do — and how the role differs from a trainer and an assessor
A skills coach — often called an apprenticeship coach — guides an apprentice through their whole programme, from enrolment to the point they are ready

A skills coach — often called an apprenticeship coach — guides an apprentice through their whole programme, from enrolment to the point they are ready

A quality manager — sometimes called a quality lead — in further education and skills owns the provider's assurance system: the framework that keeps teaching,

An EPA (end-point) assessor and a workplace or FE assessor are two different jobs that get confused constantly — and the difference comes down to

An apprenticeship trainer — often titled trainer-coach — teaches the skills an apprentice needs and coaches them through their apprenticeship standard from start to finish.

A curriculum manager in further education runs the delivery of a subject area or department — the courses, the timetable, the teaching team and the

An internal quality assurer (IQA) makes sure a team of assessors is judging learners' work fairly, consistently and to the same standard. In further education

A vocational assessor judges whether a learner has met the standards of a vocational qualification or apprenticeship — and does it by watching them do